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Portland, Oregon, Raleigh Park. Small bathroom remodel.
Unique features of this project:
- Pocket door (space saving).
- Single hole faucet (space saving).
- Built in storage next to pocket door. (space saving).
- Vanity cabinet (space saving).
- Medicine cabinet (space saving).
- Flat panel cabinets (easy maintenance).

Glass blocks can be a stylish and functional choice for a shower wall. They offer privacy while allowing natural light to pass through, and they can give your bathroom a modern, sleek look. Visit us at www.sevesglassblockinc.com to shop all of our glass block options.

Rugs are a huge statement piece! They can make or break a space, so pairing a gorgeous, light, and textured rug with these wood floors is a smart choice.
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The kitchen showcases sleek Conestoga Blanco 619 panel cabinets, constructed from robust 3/4 domestic plywood. These upper cabinets are 42 inches tall, maximizing storage space and enhancing the modern aesthetic. Lower cabinets are designed exclusively with drawers, increasing accessibility and efficiency in kitchen organization. A unique hidden cabinet in the last right upper unit offers discrete storage, and an absence of a light valance ensures a sleek, seamless installation. The cabinet above the refrigerator features an upward-opening mechanism for ease of access. A custom hood over the stove and a convenient pot filler faucet further enhance the kitchen’s functionality. The inclusion of tunable white under-cabinet lighting from Hafele Loox 5 allows for adjustable color temperatures, catering to different activities and times of day, thus melding practicality with custom ambiance. Equipped with LG's Signature series stove and refrigerator, this kitchen embodies modern functionality and style.

Made in 2004 to hang above the picture windows of a house overlooking Kachemak Bay, this pierced wall relief of a sea dragon frolicking in the waves is about 14’ long. It was originally designed as a decorative ridge beam on top of the owners cabin. We decided, due to the strong coastal winds, to move it inside instead.
Weathered fir, brass and hammered stainless steel.

Before: a fallen tree crushed the roof of this 1949 two-story home. We tarped and shored it, brought in a structural engineer and rebuilt. Sand Point, Seattle - Evercrest.
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