Light and airy beach home with a warm earthy vibe required very little ornamentation. We livened up the kitchen and dining room with plants, flowers, and minimal accessories. Kept it understated and uncluttered.

This Newton Center's foyer experienced water damage. Due to the height, proper set up and staging was required for work to be completed properly and safely. Our crew removed and reboarded the water damaged section. The walls, ceiling, doors and trim were painted with Sherwin Williams Emerald Matte in Tea Light.

SCOTT PETERSEN
Mountain style home gym photo in Salt Lake City

Artificial grass requires no mowing, watering, or fertilizing. Dog urine won't stain or discolor the artificial grass. Clean ups on artificial grass are easier than on natural grass. If you're tired of re-sodding year after year due to your dogs then consider an artificial grass dog run from PlushGrass. Additionally, your dog(s) won't track dust or mud into the house with an artificial lawn or dog run area.

Cheshire, Ct. Michael Gotowala Outdoor Kitchen designer and founder of THE OUTDOOR KITCHEN DESIGN STORE by PREFERRED PROPERTIES shows us signs of OUTDOOR LIVING FABULOUSLY with the surrounding neighbors in this CHESHIRE, CT. residential splendor. Remote controlled fire pit with granite surround, Outdoor kitchen island with DCS grill, new mahogany deck, Brown Jordan's outdoor cabinetry all part of THE OUTDOOR KITCHEN DESIGN STORE by PREFERRED PROPERTIES. ALL you need to do is pull up a chair. For more great outdoor kitchen design ideas go to THE OUTDOOR KITCHEN DESIGN STORE BY PREFERRED PROPERTIES CONNECTICUT. www.outdoorkitchendesigner.com or call 1-855-GET OUTDOORS

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The young chef, homeowner wanted a space where he could entertain guests in an open and inviting environment. A complete overhaul of the living area of the main floor was required to achieve his vision. The layout of this split level home was opened up completely to allow for a much larger feel in the living space. Photographed by: Anthony Ryan Photography

You could think of this interior door model as representing the two Pillars of Hercules, a source of many romantic tales in Greek and Roman mythology, and a symbol of strength. Depending on which version of the story you like best, the hero narrowed, widened, or created (by using his superhuman strength as he smashed through the obstructing mountain) the Strait of Gibraltar, linking the Mediterranean sea to the Atlantic Ocean, and the resulting two promontories on either side have been called - well, you know - ever since. The image has inspired numerous designs, including the coat of arms of Spain (you can still admire the two columns, originally the impressa of Charles I (the Holy Roman emperor), on the wall in Seville's city hall. According to some chroniclers, the dollar sign may have been modeled on that design as well. Some decors require interior doors that symbolize strength in order to create harmony, and this particular interior door model might just be the answer. There is a dozen different finishes to choose from. State-of-the-art hardware comes standard with all Almese interior doors.

Victoria Falls quartzite & a doubled up Ogee edge on the island with a custom stone sink combined with Ice Flakes quartzite kitchen perimeter - this stunning traditional kitchen is a timeless classic and a true masterpiece! Custom doubled up Ogee edge and a stone farm sink have been created by experienced fabricators & craftsmen at First Class Granite. If your project requires custom design solutions - call us and our team of professionals will help make your countertops dreams come true!

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Pull up a seat and use the chalkboard to guide you to what is one tap that day. Sneaking behind the barn door will take you into the supply room , along with extra refrigeration. This homeowner and craft beer maker has an extraordinary place to test and brew his special recipes.

first priority was saving tree at front. house had to be built up due to flood plain so to get away from the vertical requirements, the horizontals were emphasized.

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Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Portland.

This delightful couple purchased this home with renovation in mind. It was situated in an ideal location, but required a serious update bringing modernization while keeping it’s 1940’s period charm. They asked us to design an elegant Master Suite, complete with a bedroom, master closet and elegant bathroom. While we make every attempt to maintain original walls and floors, this renovation required complete gutting of two bedrooms and closets to open the space and allow for all they wanted. In this process we were able to bring uneven floors and walls into level allowing for great end results. The finishing touches on this bathroom included custom white painted vanity and make-up table with White Carrara Marble countertops and a custom tile floor design using Carrara Marble tile. A free-standing tub and bridge faucets/ tub spout upped the game on a modern take on an old-world plumbing fixture. The glass shower completes this sophisticated space, which gives this master bath a modern twist on traditional. We then turned our attention to the master bedroom, touching it up with new paint and refinishing with a new master closet separating the bedroom from the bathroom.

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Light and airy beach home with a warm earthy vibe required very little ornamentation. We livened up the kitchen and dining room with plants, flowers, and minimal accessories. Kept it understated and uncluttered.

We completely opened up the space bringing light into the now open concept kitchen and living area. The client also required a big, flexible space for entertaining and dinner parties and the kitchen needed to be designed for kosher cooking and eating. All this is now possible with the much bigger space available.

In order to maximize both view and storage capacity, we chose to use a tall, deep cabinet to store plates and glassware. In order to have the same amount of storage in wall cabinets, the window would have been much smaller. As the view is of the homeowners pool, garden and the Hollywood Hills, we chose to prioritize the window and the storage, rather than obsess over the symmetry of the space. Photo by Lane Barden