PHOTO CREDIT ... INTERIOR DESIGN BY: Pierre Jean-Baptiste Interiors, Ltd. © All rights reserved SOURCE GUIDE ROOM ITEMS Sofa:Paul Robert Vaughn 671-3860-80 | Theater Chairs: by Pierreji.com | Wallpaper: Phillip Jeffries 8202 | Carpeting: Shaw floors Coatbridge 00551 | Theater Platform: Custom by Pierreji.com | Wall Paint: Sherwin Williams SW 7066 | Soffit Wall Paint: Sherwin Williams SW 7068 | Wall Sconces: Justice Design Group MSH-8911 | Ceiling Strips: Reclaimed Pine by Pierreji.com | Curtains: Custom velvet fabricated by Pierreji.com | TV: Samsung 74” curved QN75Q8CAMFXZA | Wall Molding: Smoot Lumber Ogee 11/16” |

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Spa, pool, garden, outdoor kitchen, and a waterfall in this small townhouse. David Morello
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Jeff Gilman Woodworking Inc. Custom Oak door with aluminum acent.

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What if your bathroom could be not just lackluster, but a place of real luxury … spacious, fresh, and beautiful? In this project, we gave new life to a bathroom that wasn’t meeting its full potential. This spacious, sunny bathroom’s layout and design were pre-existing, so the space simply needed freshening up. Our team did just that, through the use of careful planning, new materials, and skilled labor. With serenity in mind, we created an oasis, painting and tiling to bring the homeowner’s vision to life. While installing new tile required the removal and re-installation of all plumbing fixtures, the transformation was well worth it. This project is a great example of how choosing materials gives life to a space. Here, the wood-look floor tile, ceramic crackle wall tile, and glass mosaic detail strips join together to create the lush, luxurious look. Once we’d established a new look for the space, we turned our attention to the finishing touches, such as the deep soaker tub, square drain in the standing shower, and stone tops on the vanity and half-walls. These details complete the room, facilitating a sense of ease and tranquility. Sometimes, all it takes is a few changes to yield a fantastic result … in this case, a place of peace in the midst of a wild world. Want to brighten up your home? Contact us; we’re here to help. Photo Credit: Tamara Templeman

Amazing storage overflow for your pantry or kitchen. By Birdie Brennan Custom Closets and Organizing
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The kitchen island includes details like this one along the base of the island. The blue cabinetry features a distressed finish that adds character and charm to this kitchen.

This 5,500-square-foot Tuscan estate in Grand Islands at Seven Oaks, Bakersfield, features natural stone, exposed wood beams, wrought iron, and richly textured finishes. A central courtyard with a fountain, wine room, outdoor kitchen, resort-style pool and spa, and connected entertaining spaces support relaxed California indoor-outdoor living while preserving the warmth, craftsmanship, and architectural character of a traditional Tuscan villa.

zinc counter corner profile - one piece construction, the only seam is on the self-edge miter
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