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This contemporary kitchen was part of a whole house renovation in East York Toronto. Although the footprint of this space was small, substantial improvements were made to make the kitchen much more function. The stack on the opposite side of the kitchen was reduced (often done in these homes in the area to take back space), and full height cabinetry and built-in fridge with additional countertop space were added. The opening by the sink also includes shelving rather than cabinet uppers to let more light in and reduce the original closed in feeling.
On the cooking side of the kitchen effort was made to optimize the use of cabinets with more drawers and choose white finishes to make it as bright and open as possible. Custom wood floors added warmth, contrast, and durability needed to make the kitchen more comfortable.

This contemporary kitchen was part of a whole house renovation in East York Toronto. Although the footprint of this space was small, substantial improvements were made to make the kitchen much more function. The stack on the opposite side of the kitchen was reduced (often done in these homes in the area to take back space), and full height cabinetry and built-in fridge with additional countertop space were added. The opening by the sink also includes shelving rather than cabinet uppers to let more light in and reduce the original closed in feeling.
On the cooking side of the kitchen effort was made to optimize the use of cabinets with more drawers and choose white finishes to make it as bright and open as possible. Custom wood floors added warmth, contrast, and durability needed to make the kitchen more comfortable.

This contemporary kitchen was part of a whole house renovation in East York Toronto. Although the footprint of this space was small, substantial improvements were made to make the kitchen much more function. The stack on the opposite side of the kitchen was reduced (often done in these homes in the area to take back space), and full height cabinetry and built-in fridge with additional countertop space were added. The opening by the sink also includes shelving rather than cabinet uppers to let more light in and reduce the original closed in feeling.
On the cooking side of the kitchen effort was made to optimize the use of cabinets with more drawers and choose white finishes to make it as bright and open as possible. Custom wood floors added warmth, contrast, and durability needed to make the kitchen more comfortable.
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Gut renovation of 1880's townhouse. New vertical circulation and dramatic rooftop skylight bring light deep in to the middle of the house. A new stair to roof and roof deck complete the light-filled vertical volume. Programmatically, the house was flipped: private spaces and bedrooms are on lower floors, and the open plan Living Room, Dining Room, and Kitchen is located on the 3rd floor to take advantage of the high ceiling and beautiful views. A new oversized front window on 3rd floor provides stunning views across New York Harbor to Lower Manhattan.
The renovation also included many sustainable and resilient features, such as the mechanical systems were moved to the roof, radiant floor heating, triple glazed windows, reclaimed timber framing, and lots of daylighting.
All photos: Lesley Unruh http://www.unruhphoto.com/

Independent Home just completed a walk in tub installation for a couple in West Chester. Check out how our installation process works and how a walk in tub could benefit you.
Our installation process starts with a pre-installation meeting. Our experts met with Allison and Greg to find out what type of walk in tub would best fit their needs, the best location, and what type of finish they would want. At the meeting, our experts learned that Allison and Greg already had a walk in shower. However, it wasn’t providing them with what they needed. They both suffer from arthritis and restless leg syndrome and were looking for relief.
The Supreme Walk in Bathtub model was the perfect solution for Allison and Greg because not only do they suffer from arthritis and restless leg syndrome they also are bariatric clients and needed a wider tub. The Supreme model is large, has a non-slip floor, two safety grab bars, and hydrotherapy.
Hydrotherapy is what will help reduce Allison and Greg’s pain. Their pain will decrease each time they enjoy a deep soaking massage that is provided by the air and whirlpool jets. The jets work in a greater range of motion that causes an increase in circulation. As Allison and Greg’s circulation increase, their muscles will begin to rehabilitate and reduce the pain.
The installation only took a couple days to complete. That included taking out their old shower along with removing the foundation, bringing in the new bathtub, making sure the legs are level, hooking up the new plumbing, and making sure that there aren’t any leaks. The last part of the installation is building the finish. Allison and Greg had wanted our experts to maintain their bathroom tile.

At the Lebanese American University (LAU) New York office, Studio 1820 wrapped the seminar room’s walls and a structural column in walnut-toned acoustic slat panels. This creates one continuous, warm surface that reduces echo throughout the space. A thin horizontal reveal breaks up the tall panels and adds a tailored detail, while crisp white trim around the glass door and sidelight keeps the entry bright and clean. Soft gray carpet tiles in a patchwork pattern absorb sound underfoot. Cladding the column in the same slats turns an awkward structural element into a design feature, making this a practical approach to conference room and office acoustics in New York City.

Studio 1820, a New York City interior design firm, remodeled the seminar room at the Lebanese American University (LAU) New York office in six weeks. The room hosts board of trustees meetings and public events, so it needed to feel welcoming and sound good. A floor-to-ceiling wall of walnut-toned acoustic slat panels absorbs echo and adds warmth, while slim vertical LED lights set into the slats create a soft architectural glow. Black-and-white framed photographs bring history and character, and charcoal carpet tiles reduce noise underfoot. The result is a warm contemporary meeting space that works for both formal gatherings and events.

shower door new york Dynamic #colours - combined with a neutral, solar control or thermally insulating glass color laminated glass animates and enlivens entrances, canopies and any feature glazing in your home.
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Example of a small transitional gray tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile and gray floor alcove bathtub design in New York with glass-front cabinets, gray cabinets, a one-piece toilet, gray walls, an integrated sink, glass countertops, a hinged shower door and white countertops
Example of a small transitional gray tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile and gray floor alcove bathtub design in New York with glass-front cabinets, gray cabinets, a one-piece toilet, gray walls, an integrated sink, glass countertops, a hinged shower door and white countertops

Superior indoor air quality was achieved by using continuous energy recovery ventilation and filtration systems supporting our mission for Passive House living throughout New York City. Triple insulated air tight high performance windows help make this luxurious, yet sustainable, design part of a deep retrofit increasing healthy living indoors for all residents. A deep retrofit reduces building cost, while increasing energy efficiency through modernization of equipment and systems, like HVAC, plumbing, electrical and recladding to name a few.

Without energy-efficient window treatments, as much as 50% of a home's heating and cooling energy can be lost through its windows. All Hunter Douglas window fashions provide window insulation, offering your home increased protection against heat loss during the winter, as well as minimizing the sun's heat or "solar heat" during the summer.
Solar Heat Control
The warmth provided by the sun, its solar energy, may be desirable during the winter to help heat your home, yet it can make a room overly hot and uncomfortable while driving up air conditioning costs in the summer. Many Hunter Douglas products are designed to reduce the amount of solar heat that passes through the window, which is known as the Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC). The lower the SHGC, the more protected your home is from the sun's heat. To enjoy the sun's warmth when desired, simply raise or open the window fashion and invite it in.

This space was completely empty, void of everything except the flooring tiles. All the containers and plantings, the patterned turf in the flooring, ornaments, and fixtures were part of the design. It spans three sides of the penthouse, extending the dining and living space out into the open.
Outdoor rooms are created with the alignment of fixtures and placement of furniture. The custom designed water feature is both a wall to separate the dining and living spaces and a work of art on its own. A shade system offers relief from the scorching sun without permanently blocking the view from the dining room. A frosted glass wall on the edge of the kitchen brings privacy and still allows light to filter into the space. The south wall is lined with planters to add some privacy and at night are lit as a focal point.

This gut renovation of a 1960's galley kitchen opens the kitchen to the living room and allows natural light to flood the space. All new recessed lighting in a drop ceiling with LED linear lights installed in the reveal create a floating appearance. Appliances are integrated into the cabinetry to reduce visual clutter. A simple, clean-lined and modern aesthetic will stand the test of time.

This gut renovation of a 1960's galley kitchen opens the kitchen to the living room and allows natural light to flood the space. All new recessed lighting in a drop ceiling with LED linear lights installed in the reveal create a floating appearance. Appliances are integrated into the cabinetry to reduce visual clutter. A simple, clean-lined and modern aesthetic will stand the test of time.

This beautiful large Renewal by Andersen bay window adds extra space to the room while adding an architectural element and views to the great outdoors. Seven large casement windows add light and fresh air to this room while the coatings on the glass help reduce UV light damage to the fine upholstery and floor coverings.

A music teacher's lovely home office with two new double hung windows we installed. These two new tall double hung windows let in lots of light and provide style and noise-reducing features in this wonderful and creative room. Find out more about getting new windows installed from Renewal by Andersen of New Jersey, New York City, Staten Island and The Bronx.
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