More Projects, welcome to website: www.maxdiashop.com, or INS: maxdia_home 1. Handmade with cotton and linen blended thick fabric. The color of the base fabric is cream. 2. Easily installed in minutes with all necessary hardware included, lift cords are on the right side. 3. Lifting track is made of a robust aircraft aluminum alloy. Each shade can be adjusted to any position due to our unique speed reducer and self-locking device. 4. Standard shade is unlined, can block out 65% of light, privacy lining and blackout lining can be selected for a custom order. 5. Attached to the headrail with a velcro strip that holds tightly for daily use but is easy to pull off when you want to wash them. They are great for people with dust allergies, families with small children or homeowners with pets.

Example of a small transitional home design design in Miami

Transitional exterior home photo in San Diego

Transitional home design photo in Dallas

Farmhouse bathroom photo in Other

White and Aqua tile
Kitchen - modern kitchen idea in Chicago with an integrated sink, flat-panel cabinets, black cabinets, quartz countertops, green backsplash, quartz backsplash, an island and white countertops

Home bar - modern home bar idea in Calgary

Family room - large transitional loft-style ceramic tile and beige floor family room idea in Little Rock with green walls, a standard fireplace, a metal fireplace and a tv stand

Bathroom - bathroom idea in Seattle

The vanity, decorative cabinet hardware and faucet were replaced in this builder grade bathroom. The light fixtures, mirror and sink were recycled from the original bathroom. The net result is more storage and a beautiful updated look. Photo: A Kitchen That Works LLC

Inspiration for a mid-sized modern gender-neutral marble floor walk-in closet remodel in Calgary with flat-panel cabinets and medium tone wood cabinets

Cabinet and countertop business showroom. Back office.

Example of a minimalist bathroom design in Calgary

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Inspiration for a timeless home design remodel in Sydney

When preparing this property for sale, our goal was the maximize the curb appeal and instant wow factor to potential buyers upon a quick walk through with a minimal budget to truly maximize a bidding war and quick sale. Our goal was to sell the property within one week and close on it within 6 weeks. By putting in roughly $10,000 in landscaping, touch-ups, and minor upgrades into this property (and a WHOLE lot of DIY work), we were able to boost the value of the home and sold it in 3 hours on the first day we had showings (technically before it was even listed on the market), and closed on the property in 21 days. We were able to execute our exact strategy as planned...resulting in a bidding war and quick sale. The property sold for $20k over the listing price.