Elena Almagro
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Elegant living room photo in Singapore with white walls, no fireplace and no tv

Alexandra Dermont
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Inspiration for a mid-sized farmhouse brick floor entryway remodel in Other with white walls and a dark wood front door

Photographer: Peter Ellery
Trendy white mixed siding flat roof photo in Perth

A built-in bookshelf was added for the owners extensive book collection as well as decorative items. The shelf is painted in to match the wallpaper to tie the room together. The modernist lounge chairs by Poul Kjærholm create a nice contrast to the traditional bookshelf. The area rug is a bespoke design by Sigmar. Photography by: Petr Krejci

Kate Hansen
Example of an urban home design design in Melbourne

Mr. Kapill Kamra
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Recently I was called to a house in the very small town of Marton in Warwickshire which is known for its proximity to the medieval “Marton Bridge”, which lies just to the north, crossing the River Leam. The entire downstairs flooring of my client’s house consisted of Quarry tiles apart from one room where the tiles had been covered by screed and then linoleum. Quarry tiles are a classic hard wearing tile used for both internal and external commercial and residential flooring due to its ability to withstand heavy usage. Reception areas, outdoor patios and porches, for example, are commonly tiled using Quarry. My client wanted to restore the covered floor back to its original state so that it would match the rest of the downstairs. Realising that this would be a complex and physically demanding task, my client decided to call in Tile Doctor to carry out the restoration. Removing the Linoleum covering was a relatively straightforward process, so I was able to do this relatively quickly. The main issue concerned removing the screed, which is far more difficult to remove, requiring a lot of physical scraping. Thus I opted to call in some extra manpower in the form of the Nottinghamshire Tile Doctor, Steve Carpenter. With the two of us armed with scrapers we set about removing the screed, taking extra care not to damage the Quarry tile underneath. Once Steve and I had scraped off as much of the screed as physically possible, I applied a strong dilution of Tile Doctor Remove & Go, a stripper with cleaning properties that is particularly effective at breaking down coatings such as adhesives, plasters and sealers. The product was left to dwell for ten minutes before I worked it into the stone with a scrubbing pad. After cleaning the tiles, I noticed a layer of grout haze on the surface of the exposed Quarry tiles, so I applied Tile Doctor Grout Clean-Up to remove it. Once the cleaning process was complete I gave the floor a thorough rinse with clean water, before soaking up the resulting residue with a wet-vac machine. The first day of work was a gruelling 12 hours long, but I was very pleased with the results and left the floor to dry overnight. On day two I returned to finish the job by sealing the newly uncovered Quarry tiles, but not before using a damp meter to check that they were completely dry. Any excess moisture left on unsealed tiles can potentially effect the performance of any sealers that are applied. I sealed the tiles using Tile Doctor Colour Grow, an impregnating, colour-enhancing sealer which gave the surface an aesthetically pleasing shine, as well as durable protection against dirt and wear for the future. After two long days of work the job was done and the transformation was fantastic and highly rewarding to see, the house now has a fantastic looking Quarry tiled floor running throughout the entirety of the lower level. Mick Gayton Warwickshire Tile Doctor

updated reception with bold colors and wood tile flooring
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Example of a large transitional home design design in Cleveland

Milanco Group is thankful to its hard working crews for turning another project to very successful. Arezzo is managed by GreyStar which hired Milanco to perform a complete TI in the interior offices and renovate this historic property by maintaining its front facade historic appearance. Santa Monica, CA