Transitional home design photo in Philadelphia

United Arrows Taipei, Taiwan The renowned Japanese clothing brand United Arrows has also chosen Agglotech for the flooring of their Taiwan store. The Venetian terrazzo used for the flooring inside the store features an exclusive, custom-designed color and was provided by our partner Winni Stone.

New England Harbor Town Mural, hand painted throughout a lower level by Tom Taylor of Mural Art LLC. The artwork was done for a home in Westminster, Maryland. Artistic wall murals, murals, wall murals, fine art, mural art, custom art, original art, large art, hand painted, art ideas.

Home design - contemporary home design idea in Orange County

Example of a transitional bathroom design in San Francisco

Minimalist home design photo in Chicago

Oakleaf Lettuce

Our homeowners had an issue with their old kitchen in that it felt very cramped and didn't work well. Additionally the bulkheads made it feel very closed in. We put together a design to more efficiently use the space, picked some amazing materials, and the rest is history as they say. Premium Canadian made cabinetry was utilized in the customers chosen Benjamin Moore colours, along with new quartz countertops and waterproof Luxury vinyl plank flooring which is ideal for a kitchen space. A porcilain "brick look" backsplash tied it all together. As you can see, unifying the eating area with the island is a vastly better use of space than the original builder plan and for those larger gatherings, the dining room is right beside the kitchen. Have a look at the original photos and you will see that this kitchen has improved dramatically for the better!

Lauren Jolly Photography
Home design - rustic home design idea in Raleigh

Helping dreams come true: this couple said they had planned for this structure for 5 years. Showed me the original overhead layout.
Large southwest one-story exterior home photo in Phoenix with a metal roof

THE METAL & GLASS SCULPTURE COLLECTION are three-dimensional contemporary works of art containing shapes and elements inspired by nature and fantasy. Each shape and linear element floats and flows in and out of space creating interactive movement and harmony between shape, line, material, negative space, and weight. The shape elements are cut from sheet and stainless steel then colorized with metal patinas bringing out deep, rich mottled colors including turquoise, deep green and bronze, or faux finished with acrylic paints and metal powders. The linear elements are steel & stainless steel rods, bent, finished, and welded into place. The composition is framed with 1” square steel tubing painted black.