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The huge west facing windows on this home provided a beautiful waterfront view ... and a lot of glare! Power screens provide shade at the touch of a button, reducing heat and glare inside the home, and protecting flooring and furnishings from fading.

AB&K Bath and Kitchen
Greenfield, WI
Kitchen $40,000-$80,000
The client believed the kitchen was dark and dreary and there was a large beam that restricted lighting. The beam was reduced by one foot by using a smaller, laminated beam. Installing LED under-cabinet lights, updating LED recess lighting, and pendant lights brightened the room.
To create more room for cabinets and countertops, a pantry closet was removed. A new showpiece island replaced the existing peninsula.
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Architect: Sharratt Design & Company,
Photography: Jim Kruger, LandMark Photography,
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Large elegant blue three-story wood gable roof photo in Minneapolis with a shingle roof
Large elegant blue three-story wood gable roof photo in Minneapolis with a shingle roof

An organic warm natural modern update for a primary bath that used to be dark and dingy. This new spa inspired bright open primary bathroom now functions better and helps to reduce stress and restore the homeowners after a long day. The materials used were green glass subway tiles, marble looking porcelain tiles, engineered quartz countertop, hand blown glass chandelier, and a custom designed floating walnut vanity.

Where the owners were once puzzled by the angled refrigerator and at a loss with how to use the butler’s pantry, they are now presented each day with a sensible storage facility adjacent to a new sound-reducing divided light pocket door - matching existing double doors to the dining room. A mechanical chase behind the butler’s pantry was relocated to a new smaller void within the new configuration to provide for a much needed hall closet.

A new Modern Prairie style home featuring Hardiplank siding with brick foundation and accents. The oversized soffits help define the style and reduce heat gain through the windows during the day. The cantilevered front porch with recessed lighting welcomes guests to this new home built by Epic Development in Atlanta. Designed by architect Eric Rawlings; Photo by Brian Gassel

A view across the backyard which shows the natural stepping stones leading from the side yard to the interlock stone patio with the step up to the composite deck on the right.
newly planted creeping thyme will provide a dense green mat with spectacular pink flowers in the summer. Various areas throughout the yard have been provided for the owner to install various containers for annuals or other seasonal interest plants.
C.Gilmore - Heritage Stoneworks

An organic warm natural modern update for a primary bath that used to be dark and dingy. This new spa inspired bright open primary bathroom now functions better and helps to reduce stress and restore the homeowners after a long day. The materials used were green glass subway tiles, marble looking porcelain tiles, engineered quartz countertop, hand blown glass chandelier, and a custom designed floating walnut vanity.

An organic warm natural modern update for a primary bath that used to be dark and dingy. This new spa inspired bright open primary bathroom now functions better and helps to reduce stress and restore the homeowners after a long day. The materials used were green glass subway tiles, marble looking porcelain tiles, engineered quartz countertop, hand blown glass chandelier, and a custom designed floating walnut vanity.

An organic warm natural modern update for a primary bath that used to be dark and dingy. This new spa inspired bright open primary bathroom now functions better and helps to reduce stress and restore the homeowners after a long day. The materials used were green glass subway tiles, marble looking porcelain tiles, engineered quartz countertop, hand blown glass chandelier, and a custom designed floating walnut vanity.

An organic warm natural modern update for a primary bath that used to be dark and dingy. This new spa inspired bright open primary bathroom now functions better and helps to reduce stress and restore the homeowners after a long day. The materials used were green glass subway tiles, marble looking porcelain tiles, engineered quartz countertop, hand blown glass chandelier, and a custom designed floating walnut vanity.

An organic warm natural modern update for a primary bath that used to be dark and dingy. This new spa inspired bright open primary bathroom now functions better and helps to reduce stress and restore the homeowners after a long day. The materials used were green glass subway tiles, marble looking porcelain tiles, engineered quartz countertop, hand blown glass chandelier, and a custom designed floating walnut vanity.

Maybrook is an eloquent mixture of lights and darks that forms a remarkably plush surface adaptable to any environment. Carpet is a natural insulator which helps reduce your energy bill. It comes with the best stain fighting technology in the industry. For more information come see us at 3352 S Dug Gap Rd Dalton, Ga 30720, Call us at 1-800-535-8789 or visit our website at https://www.georgiacarpet.com/products/shaw-maybrook-52s87-residential-carpet.html

An organic warm natural modern update for a primary bath that used to be dark and dingy. This new spa inspired bright open primary bathroom now functions better and helps to reduce stress and restore the homeowners after a long day. The materials used were green glass subway tiles, marble looking porcelain tiles, engineered quartz countertop, hand blown glass chandelier, and a custom designed floating walnut vanity.

An organic warm natural modern update for a primary bath that used to be dark and dingy. This new spa inspired bright open primary bathroom now functions better and helps to reduce stress and restore the homeowners after a long day. The materials used were green glass subway tiles, marble looking porcelain tiles, engineered quartz countertop, hand blown glass chandelier, and a custom designed floating walnut vanity.

An organic warm natural modern update for a primary bath that used to be dark and dingy. This new spa inspired bright open primary bathroom now functions better and helps to reduce stress and restore the homeowners after a long day. The materials used were green glass subway tiles, marble looking porcelain tiles, engineered quartz countertop, hand blown glass chandelier, and a custom designed floating walnut vanity.

Sunspace USA transformed this Warrenton, Missouri, hot tub patio into a comfortable, enclosed outdoor retreat with a Vertical 4-Track wall system. Full-height dark gray aluminum panels wrap multiple sides of the space, complemented by a hinged entry door and lower knee wall sections. Interior roller sunshades help reduce glare and provide added privacy when desired. The finished enclosure creates a clean, functional outdoor room that keeps the hot tub area comfortable and enjoyable across the seasons.
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