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Aegean Blue polished Venetian plaster finish
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Designed by Edgework Builders. photo by Dave Stockdale
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Sarah Morales
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Careful use of intriguing materials and expansive daylighting create a warm, yet modern structure. Investigations in traditional material treatments leads to a blending, artfully-textured experience. Truly modern and clearly organized spaces become inviting, through this process. East Austin, Texas.

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Stephani Buchman Photography and teb Interiors
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St. James Logan Copper Gas Lantern with a glass top and post mount on a column makes an extravagant lighting statement to all who see it. Our larger size lanterns come standard with dual gas to make a more impressive statement!

Definitely a one of a kind custom home bar. The home was built by the owner and used a combination of art deco and craftsman style design throughout the home and the property. They milled black locust trees from the property to use for base moulding and door/window casings, which we matched on the bar accent pieces.

Mountain style staircase photo in Seattle

Shortly after starting my firm in 1982 one of my neighbors in Historic Fourth Ward asked if I would design the renovation of a three story 1890's building in downtown Charlotte for use by his law firm. The building had been stripped of al of it's historic features and was finished with stucco. Due to the size of the project I worked in the offices of Reg Narmour. My first order of business was to create a three story lobby with a monumental stair. During the design process the Owner and i traveled to New York City and Connecticut in search of architectural elements for inside and out. There we found bronze doors and light fixtures, paneling from the 17th Century and countless other historic artifacts. By the time the renovation was complete I had renovated a two story walk up next door for my offices.