Enclosed kitchen - mid-sized tropical single-wall porcelain tile and beige floor enclosed kitchen idea in Hawaii with flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, green backsplash, glass tile backsplash, an island, an undermount sink, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances

It was a mutual love of Italy, specifically the Tuscan countryside, that inspired renowned architect Mark Scheurer and his wife, Jane, to build their dream home in a simplistic, but elegant style reminiscent of a centuries old Italian farmhouse. Scheurer’s aim was to bring light, air, and an indoor/outdoor feeling into the home while preserving privacy throughout this rustic Southern California home, all of which was achieved a lot in part due to the implementation of Eldorado Stone. The use of stone was a predominant element throughout the design. Scheurer used 2,800 square feet of a custom blend of Eldorado’s Veneto Fieldledge and Hillstone profiles, both of which were applied with an overgrout technique, creating a sense of ageless authenticity and textural beauty. Another 500 square feet was used in the interior to create a dramatic focal point of exposed stone in the living room and boast large, arching windows that open up the living room and filter in light. Upstairs, the master bedroom continues the home’s rustic Italian design with exposed stone walls that reach to the beamed ceiling above. Although Scheurer is in a neighborhood that request for real products to be used in home construction, he had no problem obtaining approval to use Eldorado Stone, which speaks volumes about Eldorado’s beauty and believability. No one doubted the authenticity of the product. In fact, Scheurer believes that Eldorado is even better than natural stone in that the color palette is easily controlled as well as consistent. Eldorado Stone Profile Featured: Veneto Fieldledge and Custom Hillstone with an overgrout technique Architect: Scheurer Architects, Newport Beach, CA Website: www.msa-arch.com Builder: RS Construction Company, Corona del Mar, CA

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Example of an eclectic medium tone wood floor living room design in Sydney with white walls and a standard fireplace

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Large trendy open concept medium tone wood floor and brown floor living room photo in San Francisco with white walls, no fireplace and no tv

Réalisation : Isacrea Cucina Designer : Véronique Cimon Cuisine : Miralis Photo : France Larose - CASA MÉDIA - Photos Immobilières Laurentides
Example of a small trendy l-shaped ceramic tile eat-in kitchen design in Montreal with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, laminate countertops, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, white appliances and a peninsula

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Kitchen/dining room combo - contemporary kitchen/dining room combo idea in Phoenix with white walls

Granite is lustrous, rich, and crystalline, can be honed to a gloss, is smooth to the touch, very hard and 100% natural. Quartz is lustrous, deep and dimensional and can be honed to desired gloss. It’s smooth to the touch and hard, but can scorch. Quartz is 93% natural and 7% manmade. Marble is deep, rich and illuminating, and polishes to a very high gloss. While beautiful and very hard, marble does have a higher tendency to scratch and scorch. Marble is 100% natural. Solid Surface is uniform and has a matte-like structure. It’s never glossy and can scratch, but it’s sandable. Solid Surface provides texture, and seams are mostly invisible. Solid Surface is 66% natural and 33% polymers.

Large transitional master black and white tile and ceramic tile white floor, double-sink and ceramic tile bathroom photo in Charleston with recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, white walls, an undermount sink, gray countertops, a built-in vanity, quartz countertops and a hinged shower door

Our stunning Western Red Cedar pergolas are pre-cut, easy to assemble and ship unfinished so you can customize with paint, stain or leave beautifully natural. Shown here: The Cedar Pergola with Canopy (12 x 16) for $8,789.00.

INSPIRATION: Barn wood and naturally aged wood become trendy. Instead of creating a product with recuperated barn wood, we decided to design the perfect product by using new wood that is usually rejected, to create this high-end product within a production environment. We industrially designed and developed the machine utilized to create this product. We classify the wood to make sure the features and characteristics of the product are present. We have been inspired by the beauty of the marriage between the contemporary trends and the roughness of "barn wood". We created the rough chic for the kitchen. UNIQUE PROPERTIES This product enhances the features and characteristics of wood altered by the seasons. It is textured like barn wood. The beauty of this product lies in the details of a perfectly textured wood and the authenticity of each natural characteristic cleverly revealed such as knots, cracks, spalted wood, grub holes, termite holes and/or natural splinters. This design is available in 2 different models (slab and shaker) and six different colours including natural. This product allows designers to perfectly align the rough and the chic.

Minimalist patio photo in Miami

© Design : Distinguished Kitchens & Baths, LLC, Floride ///// Bright contemporary kitchen ----- Cuisine de style contemporain très lumineuse
Example of a trendy open concept kitchen design in Montreal with a double-bowl sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, stainless steel appliances and an island

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Eat-in kitchen - mid-sized contemporary u-shaped eat-in kitchen idea in Montreal with flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, stainless steel appliances and an island

Featuring four Marine Grade Polymer Windward Highback Dining chairs in Maritime Bistro Sunbrella Fabric. The 4-Piece set sits beautifully around a Blue Granite Oriflamme Fire Table.

Example of a minimalist patio design in Miami

INSPIRATION: Barn wood and naturally aged wood become trendy. Instead of creating a product with recuperated barn wood, we decided to design the perfect product by using new wood that is usually rejected, to create this high-end product within a production environment. We industrially designed and developed the machine utilized to create this product. We classify the wood to make sure the features and characteristics of the product are present. We have been inspired by the beauty of the marriage between the contemporary trends and the roughness of "barn wood". We created the rough chic for the kitchen. UNIQUE PROPERTIES This product enhances the features and characteristics of wood altered by the seasons. It is textured like barn wood. The beauty of this product lies in the details of a perfectly textured wood and the authenticity of each natural characteristic cleverly revealed such as knots, cracks, spalted wood, grub holes, termite holes and/or natural splinters. This design is available in 2 different models (slab and shaker) and six different colours including natural. This product allows designers to perfectly align the rough and the chic.

In this modern kitchen with acrylic and polymer doors, a completely integrated fridge and coffee machine reinforce the very linear and minimal look of the space. A central island with a secondary sink and four bar stools make the perfect gathering spot.

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This beautiful kitchen has been fabricated by Ancient Art Stone! http://www.ancientartstone.com/ Aurora Blue quartzite is one of a kind in looks. It's soft veining and light contrast in colors really makes it stand out! Understanding Quartzite It’s more durable than granite. The two are both natural stones, both are hard, and both are very beautiful, but you have to look a little deeper to see if one is a better fit for you than the other. Both are formed deep within the earth from heat and pressure, so both stones are hard and sturdy. At a 7 on the Mohs Hardness Scale, quartzite is actually harder than granite. It’s harder than all the other popular stones used in countertops. Many people love the look of quartzite because some types can look very much like marble. Another difference between the two stones is the fact that most quartzite is denser and less porous than granite so some people don’t even seal the stone at all. Quartzite and quartz are two very different materials. Quartzite is a natural metamorphic stone formed when sand is heated and compressed within the earth. Quartz contains pieces of ground quartz combined with resin and polymers to create a man-made material that’s pretty and strong. Quartzite may seem expensive. However, it can be less expensive than most marble. When comparing the price to either granite or quartz, you’ll find they fall in a similar range. Generally, the more ‘exotic’ i.e. rare, the higher the price. Quartzites that look like marble can fetch higher prices because of demand. We hope you personally check out our beautiful quartzite selection! Click to see more quartzite or other stone products (you can search for aurora blue): http://www.stoneaction.com