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Stainless Steel Kitchen backsplash: Eden Mosaic Tile River Rock Pattern Mosaic Stainless Steel Tile - EMT_110-SIL-SM. The modern river rock pattern mosaic stainless steel tile is where nature and modern design converge. The random pieces of tile shaped like natural smooth river rock is at home in your kitchen or bathroom and will surely become a centerpiece of your home, restaurant or commercial space. The river rock pattern stainless steel mosaic tile is ideal for fireplace mantles and surrounds, stainless steel kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls and more. The tiles in this sheet are mounted on a nylon mesh which allows for an easy installation. One Color Tile. The color variation is due to lighting effects.

At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities.
A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home.
www.boninarchitects.com
Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography
Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions

At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities.
A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home.
www.boninarchitects.com
Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography
Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions
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At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities.
A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home.
www.boninarchitects.com
Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography
Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions

At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities.
A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home.
www.boninarchitects.com
Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography
Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions

At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities.
A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home.
www.boninarchitects.com
Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography
Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions

We’ve taken the root of upcycled teak trees and turned them into our rustic and stately live edge Bundar Accent Tables. Solid, sturdy and enduring, they’re perfect in pairs, and feel most at home when showcased in a room.
This signature product line brings the beauty of responsibly sourced, live-edge wood furniture to your customers at a great price point.
Indonesian Teak
Made from upcycled wood
Bold and dramatic statement piece
Each piece is unique and will vary in shape and size.
Our Natura collection arrives “as is” without packaging. Product is cleaned prior to pick-up or delivery. A clear teak oil – available at your local hardware store – can be applied to help enhance the natural lustre of the wood. Do not place these products directly onto carpet or wood flooring. We highly recommend using a protective pad to keep your rug or floors safe from transfer.
Please use tip kits with this product at all times, especially if you have small children

Window Quilt (Muskoka) Recommends Hunter Douglas
Hunter Douglas Advantage. The Art of Window Dressing...
Well-designed window fashions do more than simply cover a window. At Hunter Douglas, form and function are inseparable.
Great design is beautiful to live with, provides variable light control, insulates rooms against heat and cold while saving energy, protects your furnishings from damaging UV rays, and even absorbs sound, improving the acoustics in a room. And, our advanced operating systems make using our products a pleasure every day.
Now that’s artful window dressing. Lifetime guarantee.
Privacy and Light Control
Hunter Douglas window fashions are available in a wide variety of product designs with fabrics and materials that come in a range of opacities from sheer to opaque—offering varying degrees of privacy and light control options.
Energy Efficiency
Up to 50% of your home’s heating and cooling energy can be lost through your windows. At Hunter Douglas, we're an industry leader in making a big energy savings difference at the window.
Keep your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer
At Hunter Douglas, we're an industry leader in making a big energy savings difference at the window. In 1985, we invented the highly energy-efficient Duette® honeycomb shades in response to the energy crisis of the late 1970s. Our latest innovation is the Duette Architella® honeycomb shades featuring a honeycomb-within-a-honeycomb design for even greater energy efficiency. Today, we continue to think about the impact all of our window fashions can make. Without energy-efficient window treatments, as much as 50% of a home's heating and cooling energy can be lost through its windows.
Hunter Douglas products help conserve energy at the window in many important ways:
Insulation
In winter months, your home heating escapes to the outdoors through your windows while in the summertime, the outside heat flows into your home through these same windows. With window treatments that provide insulation, you can reduce energy consumption, save on heating and cooling costs, and create a more comfortable atmosphere.
At Hunter Douglas, we're an industry leader in making a big energy savings difference at the window. In 1985, we invented the highly energy-efficient Duette® honeycomb shades in response to the energy crisis of the late 1970s. Our latest innovation is the Duette Architella® honeycomb shades featuring a honeycomb-within-a-honeycomb design for even greater energy efficiency. Today, we continue to think about the impact all of our window fashions can make. Without energy-efficient window treatments, as much as 50% of a home's heating and cooling energy can be lost through its windows.
Hunter Douglas products help conserve energy at the window in many important ways:
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The Duette® Honeycomb Shades Energy Efficiency Story
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Insulation
In winter months, your home heating escapes to the outdoors through your windows while in the summertime, the outside heat flows into your home through these same windows. With window treatments that provide insulation, you can reduce energy consumption, save on heating and cooling costs, and create a more comfortable atmosphere. Solar Heat Control Icon
Solar Heat Control
The warmth provided by the sun, its solar energy, may be desirable during the winter to help heat your home, but in the summer, it can make a room overly hot and uncomfortable—driving up air conditioning costs. Many Hunter Douglas window fashions help to control solar heat by allowing it into your home in the winter and minimizing the amount that comes in during the summer.
Daylighting
Daylighting is the practice of lighting rooms with natural light rather than artificial light.By drawing natural light into a room many of our window treatments reduce the need for other types of lighting, thereby reducing your energy use
5 Tips for Saving Energy at the Window:
1) Ensure your windows and doors are properly weather-stripped.
2) Caulk around basement and storm windows.
3) When heating or cooling, keep windows locked.
4) Open your window coverings during sunny winter days to catch free solar heat then close them at night to keep that heat in.
5) Close your window coverings during summer days to keep the heat out.
Innovation:
All of our window fashions are designed and custom-assembled in the U.S. Our longstanding commitment to quality and innovation means you’ll enjoy choices at Hunter Douglas that you won’t find anywhere else.
Child Safety:
From cordless manual and motorized operating systems, retractable lift cords, cord tensioners and wand controls, we offer a wide array of innovative lifting system options for enhanced child and pet safety as well as especially easy operation.
Advanced Operating Systems:
Power View Motorization-Intelligent Shades that Simply your Life:
Our brilliant new wireless operating system gives you the power to control and schedule your Hunter Douglas window treatments from your smartphone, tablet, or a remote control.

A look at a custom mahogany cellar we built for a customer in Connecticut. His response:
"I found the experience of working with Wineracks.com and Mark Karpinski to be outstanding. As you can see from the photos, my wine cellar was far from standard. There are multiple unusual angles, a center island, and unusually tall ceilings.
Rather than finding these a difficulty, Mark and Wineracks.com became passionate about the space and worked diligently with me to help me get the design I envisioned and made it a reality. At times it felt that Mark was more excited about getting the project done "just right" than I was!
The measurements and layout were nearly perfect, despite the challenges of the space. In addition, Mark was in constant contact throughout the project happily offering tips and advice as we worked through the installation.
Without hesitation, I would give Wineracks.com and Mark Karpinski my highest recommendation.

At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities.
A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home.
www.boninarchitects.com
Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography
Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions

Wing Wong, Memories TTL
Home design - small eclectic home design idea in New York
Home design - small eclectic home design idea in New York

At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities.
A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home.
www.boninarchitects.com
Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography
Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions
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