Italian Wall Unit Trend 202 by Artigian Mobili Italy. Trend wall unit and entertainment center line features a special design that fits and matches both modern and contemporary styled interiors, decorating your home and making it even more functional at the same time. The design of the Trend Wall Units collection is remarkable for the extraordinary wavy design, rounded shapes and a great variety of units that are available in different sizes allowing to customize the wall unit composition to perfectly fit your home dimensions and functional requirements. While the structure of the units is always in Cherry finish, the front doors can be ordered in ANY RAL COLOR you want, either gloss or matt! Please, select from the pre-designed wall unit compositions or build your own according to your design ideas. Please contact our office regarding customization of this wall unit composition. MATERIAL/CONSTRUCTION: 18 mm thick wooden particles melamine panels The lacquered structures and fronts are made of REAL POLISH SCRATCH PROOF LACQUERING, which is non toxic and non allergic products. Glass doors feature cherry finished MDF frame and Transparent Tempered glass Curved glass doors feature Solid Wood Frames Slow motion & soft closing hardware Lights (if any) CE marked and comply with the directives 93/68/EEC and 92/31/EEC The starting price is for the Wall Unit Composition as shown in the main picture in Cherry finish / Matt Ivory Lacquer. Dimensions: Wall Unit: W134.3" x D16"/22.5" x H87.4" TV Space: W55" x H43"

Italian Wall Unit Trend 237 by Artigian Mobili Italy. Trend wall unit and entertainment center line features a special design that fits and matches both modern and contemporary styled interiors, decorating your home and making it even more functional at the same time. The design of the Trend Wall Units collection is remarkable for the extraordinary wavy design, rounded shapes and a great variety of units that are available in different sizes allowing to customize the wall unit composition to perfectly fit your home dimensions and functional requirements. While the structure of the units is always in Cherry finish, the front doors can be ordered in ANY RAL COLOR you want, either gloss or matt! Please, select from the pre-designed wall unit compositions or build your own according to your design ideas. Please contact our office regarding customization of this wall unit composition. MATERIAL/CONSTRUCTION: 18 mm thick wooden particles melamine panels The lacquered structures and fronts are made of REAL POLISH SCRATCH PROOF LACQUERING, which is non toxic and non allergic products. Glass doors feature cherry finished MDF frame and Transparent Tempered glass Curved glass doors feature Solid Wood Frames Slow motion & soft closing hardware Lights (if any) CE marked and comply with the directives 93/68/EEC and 92/31/EEC The starting price is for the Wall Unit Composition as shown in the main picture in Cherry finish / Matt Ivory Lacquer. Dimensions: Wall Unit: W112.2" x D16"/22.5" x H84.6" TV Space: W55" x H46"

Italian Wall Unit Trend 213 by Artigian Mobili Italy. Trend wall unit and entertainment center line features a special design that fits and matches both modern and contemporary styled interiors, decorating your home and making it even more functional at the same time. The design of the Trend Wall Units collection is remarkable for the extraordinary wavy design, rounded shapes and a great variety of units that are available in different sizes allowing to customize the wall unit composition to perfectly fit your home dimensions and functional requirements. While the structure of the units is always in Cherry finish, the front doors can be ordered in ANY RAL COLOR you want, either gloss or matt! Please, select from the pre-designed wall unit compositions or build your own according to your design ideas. Please contact our office regarding customization of this wall unit composition. MATERIAL/CONSTRUCTION: 18 mm thick wooden particles melamine panels The lacquered structures and fronts are made of REAL POLISH SCRATCH PROOF LACQUERING, which is non toxic and non allergic products. Glass doors feature cherry finished MDF frame and Transparent Tempered glass Curved glass doors feature Solid Wood Frames Slow motion & soft closing hardware Lights (if any) CE marked and comply with the directives 93/68/EEC and 92/31/EEC The starting price is for the Wall Unit Composition as shown in the main picture in Cherry finish / Matt Ivory Lacquer. Dimensions: Wall Unit: W130" x D16"/22.5" x H87.4" TV Space: W53" x H35.8"

- PLANER TABLE. https://cassoni.com/Italian-Planer-Table-Glass-Top Italian Planer Table with high-end base in titanium, graphite or black embossed lacquered steel or Brushed Bronze. The top of this luxury table is 5/8” thick and comes in clear, extra clear, extra clear glass with reversed beveled edges, bronze mirrored or fumé mirrored glass finish. The glass top is 1/2” thick on 71”5/8x35”3/8 and 78”3/4x41”3/4 versions. This sophisticated Italian table has its top laid on the base. Marks-free mirrored surface can be compared to a regular glass top. Small scratches and marks caused by the daily use can be enhanced by the effect of the light reflected and cannot be considered as defects or manufacturing flaws. The refined base of this luxury Italian furniture piece is unique, standing out in any elegant dining room area. Made in Italy. - BELINDA CHAIR. https://cassoni.com/Designer-Belinda-Chair-Made-In-Italy High-end Italian Belinda chair with frame in high-end natural ash wood (frN), Canaletto walnut stained ash wood (frNC), burned oak stained ash wood (frRB) or open pore matt white (fr71) or black (fr73) ash wood. The seat and back of this luxury designer upholstered chair can be in Fabric, Synthetic Nubuck, Micro Nubuck, Synthetic Leather or Soft Leather. The cover is not removable. With a super Contemporary style, this elegant Italian Furniture piece is very comfortable, perfect for sophisticated Interior Design projects. Made in Italy. - CLOUD SUSPENSION LAMP. https://cassoni.com/Contemporary-Italian-Designer-Cloud-Suspension-Lamp-01 Cloud is a luxury Italian designer suspension lamp and table lamp with a satin-nickel base and lampshade/s in Iride glass or smoked grey glass. Suspension lamp compositions with 6 or 12 lampshades are available, in which each pendant can be placed in different positions within the cable length (78”3/4 max.). The perfect Contemporary Italian piece of furniture to match with any room with trendy essence. Made in Italy. - FIFTY BOOKCASE. https://cassoni.com/Contemporary-Italian-fifty-bookcase-01 Fifty is a luxury Italian designer modular wall bookcase in white or graphite lacquered embossed wood. This high-end Contemporary Italian collection provides joints for upside-down hooking. Made in Italy.

Italian Wall Unit Trend 230 by Artigian Mobili Italy. Trend wall unit and entertainment center line features a special design that fits and matches both modern and contemporary styled interiors, decorating your home and making it even more functional at the same time. The design of the Trend Wall Units collection is remarkable for the extraordinary wavy design, rounded shapes and a great variety of units that are available in different sizes allowing to customize the wall unit composition to perfectly fit your home dimensions and functional requirements. While the structure of the units is always in Cherry finish, the front doors can be ordered in ANY RAL COLOR you want, either gloss or matt! Please, select from the pre-designed wall unit compositions or build your own according to your design ideas. Please contact our office regarding customization of this wall unit composition. MATERIAL/CONSTRUCTION: 18 mm thick wooden particles melamine panels The lacquered structures and fronts are made of REAL POLISH SCRATCH PROOF LACQUERING, which is non toxic and non allergic products. Glass doors feature cherry finished MDF frame and Transparent Tempered glass Curved glass doors feature Solid Wood Frames Slow motion & soft closing hardware Lights (if any) CE marked and comply with the directives 93/68/EEC and 92/31/EEC The starting price is for the Wall Unit Composition as shown in the main picture in Cherry finish / Matt Turtle-Dove Lacquer. Dimensions: Wall Unit: W134" x D16"/22.5" x H87.4" TV Space: W53" x H27"

Italian Wall Unit Trend 215 by Artigian Mobili Italy. Trend wall unit and entertainment center line features a special design that fits and matches both modern and contemporary styled interiors, decorating your home and making it even more functional at the same time. The design of the Trend Wall Units collection is remarkable for the extraordinary wavy design, rounded shapes and a great variety of units that are available in different sizes allowing to customize the wall unit composition to perfectly fit your home dimensions and functional requirements. While the structure of the units is always in Cherry finish, the front doors can be ordered in ANY RAL COLOR you want, either gloss or matt! Please, select from the pre-designed wall unit compositions or build your own according to your design ideas. Please contact our office regarding customization of this wall unit composition. MATERIAL/CONSTRUCTION: 18 mm thick wooden particles melamine panels The lacquered structures and fronts are made of REAL POLISH SCRATCH PROOF LACQUERING, which is non toxic and non allergic products. Glass doors feature cherry finished MDF frame and Transparent Tempered glass Curved glass doors feature Solid Wood Frames Slow motion & soft closing hardware Lights (if any) CE marked and comply with the directives 93/68/EEC and 92/31/EEC The starting price is for the Wall Unit Composition as shown in the main picture in Cherry finish / Matt Ivory Lacquer. Dimensions: Wall Unit: W113.4" x D16"/30.5" x H87.4" TV Space: W53" x H35.8"

Introducing the amazing Versa33 kitchen sink workstation. Great combination of style and functionality to make a fantastic workstation sink. Includes one large 33”x19” single bowl undermount stainless steel kitchen sink, one protective stainless-steel bottom grid, one ledge sink steel-silicone coated drying rack, one perfect fit bamboo cutting board and one stainless steel colander. Everything you need in one package. This large single bowl workstation sink features the ledge on the longer sides of the sink. This ledge allows the kitchen sink accessories to perfectly fit making it a unique and functional experience. The undermount stainless steel kitchen sink features not only a rear set drain, but the drain is also set to the rear right corner of the kitchen sink, this is a brilliant feature that truly allows maximum space under the kitchen cabinet. The sink’s bottom is designed with small slope and grooves for efficient water drainage. Also includes the basket strainer that is larger and more efficient than regular strainers as it catches food scraps and debris to prevent the drain from getting clogged. Another great reason to have this workstation installed is the undermount soundproofing, sink is covered with thick pads on all sides, it is guaranteed to be silent while in use, additionally there is an undermount coating that will protect your kitchen cabinet from condensation. Made from premium material, the Versa33 workstation is handcrafted using super thick 16 gage and premium 304 stainless steel with 18/10 chrome/nickel content and featuring a commercial-grade satin finish to hide marks and scratches and unlike most competitors this sink features gently rounded corners all around to make cleaning as simple as wiping the surface with a damp cloth. This workstation would not be completed without our luxury basket strainer. For easy installation, all mounting hardware and installation instructions are provided. Our stylish and functional large single bowl undermount kitchen sink workstation is what your kitchen is missing. This product is proudly designed and specified in Canada, also meets local plumbing codes, it is supported by one of the best warranties in the market with a professional customer care team that goes beyond to ensure customer satisfaction.

Introducing the amazing Versa30 kitchen sink workstation. Great combination of style and functionality to make a fantastic workstation sink. Includes one large 30”x19” single bowl undermount stainless steel kitchen sink, one protective stainless-steel bottom grid, one ledge sink steel-silicone coated drying rack, one perfect fit bamboo cutting board and one stainless steel colander. Everything you need in one package. This large single bowl workstation sink features the ledge on the longer sides of the sink. This ledge allows the kitchen sink accessories to perfectly fit making it a unique and functional experience. The undermount stainless steel kitchen sink features not only a rear set drain, but the drain is also set to the rear right corner of the kitchen sink, this is a brilliant feature that truly allows maximum space under the kitchen cabinet. The sink’s bottom is designed with small slope and grooves for efficient water drainage. Also includes the basket strainer that is larger and more efficient than regular strainers as it catches food scraps and debris to prevent the drain from getting clogged. Another great reason to have this workstation installed is the undermount soundproofing, sink is covered with thick pads on all sides, it is guaranteed to be silent while in use, additionally there is an undermount coating that will protect your kitchen cabinet from condensation. Made from premium material, the Versa30 workstation is handcrafted using super thick 16 gage and premium 304 stainless steel with 18/10 chrome/nickel content and featuring a commercial-grade satin finish to hide marks and scratches and unlike most competitors this sink features gently rounded corners all around to make cleaning as simple as wiping the surface with a damp cloth. This workstation would not be completed without our luxury basket strainer. For easy installation, all mounting hardware and installation instructions are provided. Our stylish and functional large single bowl undermount kitchen sink workstation is what your kitchen is missing. This product is proudly designed and specified in Canada, also meets local plumbing codes, it is supported by one of the best warranties in the market with a professional customer care team that goes beyond to ensure customer satisfaction.

The XXTwo Plan merges ultimate functionality with a clean Scandinavian-inspired modern farmhouse minimalism. From the curb, the design presents with an impressive stature marked by a tall 2-story gable massing, flanked by a flat-roofed wing and entryway sheltered by a quaint second-story deck above. This rendition is skinned with a dark concrete brick, accented by a richly-stained tongue and groove cedar wood facade. Designed specifically for NE16, my OKC Urban Renewal-awarded redevelopment project in inner Oklahoma City, this plan is compatible with narrow lots while still packing in nearly 1900 square feet of pure, functional living space. It includes a standard 1-car garage with modern, satin-glass window garage door, but when building from scratch, can also be re-configured as a pull-through breezeway into a backyard parking scenario, where a detached garage is also possible. Guests are greeted with an impressive two-story vaulted, naturally-lit staircase immediately adjacent to the front door. The great room, complete with a touch of industrial-modern with its exposed HVAC ductwork, is vast with a roomy kitchen on one end and living room at the other. Just beyond the living room is a 3-panel door system to the back patio and yard. Kitchen-wise, modern enthusiasts who love to cook will enjoy the large kitchen wall that includes an impressive range and vent hood with a horizontal slider window built right into the backsplash over the cooktop. The island also includes one of my signature built-in tables that comfortably seats six, and is one less piece of furniture to buy. A powder bathroom also resides downstairs, saving you that quick climb up the stairs just for a quick bathroom stop. When it's time to retire for the evening, the upstairs offers several living options. Just atop the staircase is a double-door system that provides not only natural light, but access to the quaint rooftop deck overlooking the front yard. The hall leads to a full bathroom, linen closet, and spacious back bedroom with walk-in closet. Down the other end of the hall leads to the master suite, utility room, and 3rd bedroom, also with its own master closet. The master suite, the largest of the three bedrooms, has its own full bathroom with dual sinks, shower, toilet room, and large walk-in closet with that direct, secondary connectivity to the utility room that many of my designs are known for. If a truly-modern curb appeal that doesn't skimp on functional space is what you're after, give the XXTwo a good look. | jC

Tiffany Crystal quartzite is one of those stones that earns its keep in a kitchen. It's got that cool, crystalline background, whites and grays moving quietly across the surface with enough sparkle in the light to keep it from feeling flat. It reads clean and bright without going stark, which is why it works so well in a kitchen where people actually cook and gather, not just admire counters from across the room. Quartzite is real stone, not engineered, so it comes with natural hardness that holds up to daily kitchen abuse. It resists scratching and handles heat well, though we still tell folks to use a trivet, because no counter needs a hot pan set straight on it just to prove a point. Sealing it right after install and keeping up with it over the years keeps the surface performing the way it should, and Tiffany Crystal takes a seal well because of its tight, dense structure. Fabricating a slab like this takes some care in the layout. We spend real time bookmatching and dry-fitting pieces so the movement in the stone flows across seams instead of fighting itself at the corners. On a kitchen island or a run of perimeter counters, getting that continuity right is what separates a good installation from one that just gets the measurements correct. We kept the edge eased here, which is the right call on a stone with this much personality. It doesn't need extra shaping to draw the eye, the stone's already doing that work. Day to day, this is a kitchen counter that's going to live hard and look good doing it. Quartzite shrugs off knife marks, stands up to acidic spills, and cleans up with regular dish soap and water. It's the kind of surface you stop babying after the first few months because it simply holds up. Jobs like this one in Lexington are what we like seeing come through the shop. It's a straightforward kitchen application done with a stone that's got real depth to it, installed by people who care about how the seams and the veining line up when the job's done. That's the kind of work that keeps the Midlands trade honest.

Tiffany Crystal quartzite is one of those stones that earns its keep in a kitchen. It's got that cool, crystalline background, whites and grays moving quietly across the surface with enough sparkle in the light to keep it from feeling flat. It reads clean and bright without going stark, which is why it works so well in a kitchen where people actually cook and gather, not just admire counters from across the room. Quartzite is real stone, not engineered, so it comes with natural hardness that holds up to daily kitchen abuse. It resists scratching and handles heat well, though we still tell folks to use a trivet, because no counter needs a hot pan set straight on it just to prove a point. Sealing it right after install and keeping up with it over the years keeps the surface performing the way it should, and Tiffany Crystal takes a seal well because of its tight, dense structure. Fabricating a slab like this takes some care in the layout. We spend real time bookmatching and dry-fitting pieces so the movement in the stone flows across seams instead of fighting itself at the corners. On a kitchen island or a run of perimeter counters, getting that continuity right is what separates a good installation from one that just gets the measurements correct. We kept the edge eased here, which is the right call on a stone with this much personality. It doesn't need extra shaping to draw the eye, the stone's already doing that work. Day to day, this is a kitchen counter that's going to live hard and look good doing it. Quartzite shrugs off knife marks, stands up to acidic spills, and cleans up with regular dish soap and water. It's the kind of surface you stop babying after the first few months because it simply holds up. Jobs like this one in Lexington are what we like seeing come through the shop. It's a straightforward kitchen application done with a stone that's got real depth to it, installed by people who care about how the seams and the veining line up when the job's done. That's the kind of work that keeps the Midlands trade honest.

Tiffany Crystal quartzite is one of those stones that earns its keep in a kitchen. It's got that cool, crystalline background, whites and grays moving quietly across the surface with enough sparkle in the light to keep it from feeling flat. It reads clean and bright without going stark, which is why it works so well in a kitchen where people actually cook and gather, not just admire counters from across the room. Quartzite is real stone, not engineered, so it comes with natural hardness that holds up to daily kitchen abuse. It resists scratching and handles heat well, though we still tell folks to use a trivet, because no counter needs a hot pan set straight on it just to prove a point. Sealing it right after install and keeping up with it over the years keeps the surface performing the way it should, and Tiffany Crystal takes a seal well because of its tight, dense structure. Fabricating a slab like this takes some care in the layout. We spend real time bookmatching and dry-fitting pieces so the movement in the stone flows across seams instead of fighting itself at the corners. On a kitchen island or a run of perimeter counters, getting that continuity right is what separates a good installation from one that just gets the measurements correct. We kept the edge eased here, which is the right call on a stone with this much personality. It doesn't need extra shaping to draw the eye, the stone's already doing that work. Day to day, this is a kitchen counter that's going to live hard and look good doing it. Quartzite shrugs off knife marks, stands up to acidic spills, and cleans up with regular dish soap and water. It's the kind of surface you stop babying after the first few months because it simply holds up. Jobs like this one in Lexington are what we like seeing come through the shop. It's a straightforward kitchen application done with a stone that's got real depth to it, installed by people who care about how the seams and the veining line up when the job's done. That's the kind of work that keeps the Midlands trade honest.

Tiffany Crystal quartzite is one of those stones that earns its keep in a kitchen. It's got that cool, crystalline background, whites and grays moving quietly across the surface with enough sparkle in the light to keep it from feeling flat. It reads clean and bright without going stark, which is why it works so well in a kitchen where people actually cook and gather, not just admire counters from across the room. Quartzite is real stone, not engineered, so it comes with natural hardness that holds up to daily kitchen abuse. It resists scratching and handles heat well, though we still tell folks to use a trivet, because no counter needs a hot pan set straight on it just to prove a point. Sealing it right after install and keeping up with it over the years keeps the surface performing the way it should, and Tiffany Crystal takes a seal well because of its tight, dense structure. Fabricating a slab like this takes some care in the layout. We spend real time bookmatching and dry-fitting pieces so the movement in the stone flows across seams instead of fighting itself at the corners. On a kitchen island or a run of perimeter counters, getting that continuity right is what separates a good installation from one that just gets the measurements correct. We kept the edge eased here, which is the right call on a stone with this much personality. It doesn't need extra shaping to draw the eye, the stone's already doing that work. Day to day, this is a kitchen counter that's going to live hard and look good doing it. Quartzite shrugs off knife marks, stands up to acidic spills, and cleans up with regular dish soap and water. It's the kind of surface you stop babying after the first few months because it simply holds up. Jobs like this one in Lexington are what we like seeing come through the shop. It's a straightforward kitchen application done with a stone that's got real depth to it, installed by people who care about how the seams and the veining line up when the job's done. That's the kind of work that keeps the Midlands trade honest.

Introducing our Denali Leather Recliner, an exemplary blend of modern rustic and western styles that is perfect for those seeking a comfortable, stylish, and incredibly cozy seating option within limited spaces. This exemplary piece of modern rustic design features a sleek silhouette with tapered exposed wood arms, paired with premium leather upholstery that exudes a contemporary aesthetic. The luxurious pull-up leather of the recliner will acquire a gorgeous patina over time, adding to its already exquisite appeal. Crafted with utmost precision and care, this elegant leather recliner is proudly 100% American-made, adhering to the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship. Its plush cushioning and expertly designed reclining mechanism ensure the utmost comfort, making it the perfect addition to any home or office. It is certain to become a treasured favorite of your family and friends. Overall Dimensions: 42" H x 28" W x 36" D Arm Height: 25" Seat Dimensions: 18" H x 22" W x 21" D Wall Clearance: 20" Overall Layout: 64" Leather Description: An authentic oil pull up leather. This pure aniline leather is dyed for color and then the oil stuffing process completes the pull up effect. This leather has a color added to the stuffing process to give this leather a deep aged break when pulled and upholstered. A pull up leather will lighten in color when pulled giving a heavy contrast to the areas of the furniture with a loose application. This leather a very liberal effect that moves with the wind. The effect is very forgiving and adds character to any furniture style. Color variation should be expected from hide to hide and within dye lots. Natural characteristics such as healed scars, scratches, neck and belly wrinkles will be apparent throughout the hides. Prolonged exposure to sunlight will cause it to fade. 100% top/full grain cowhide leather is characterized by variations in shade, texture, color and grain. Healed marks and scars are to be expected and enhance the natural beauty of the hides. These variations are normal and unique features of genuine 100% top grain cowhide leather.

Tiffany Crystal quartzite is one of those stones that earns its keep in a kitchen. It's got that cool, crystalline background, whites and grays moving quietly across the surface with enough sparkle in the light to keep it from feeling flat. It reads clean and bright without going stark, which is why it works so well in a kitchen where people actually cook and gather, not just admire counters from across the room. Quartzite is real stone, not engineered, so it comes with natural hardness that holds up to daily kitchen abuse. It resists scratching and handles heat well, though we still tell folks to use a trivet, because no counter needs a hot pan set straight on it just to prove a point. Sealing it right after install and keeping up with it over the years keeps the surface performing the way it should, and Tiffany Crystal takes a seal well because of its tight, dense structure. Fabricating a slab like this takes some care in the layout. We spend real time bookmatching and dry-fitting pieces so the movement in the stone flows across seams instead of fighting itself at the corners. On a kitchen island or a run of perimeter counters, getting that continuity right is what separates a good installation from one that just gets the measurements correct. We kept the edge eased here, which is the right call on a stone with this much personality. It doesn't need extra shaping to draw the eye, the stone's already doing that work. Day to day, this is a kitchen counter that's going to live hard and look good doing it. Quartzite shrugs off knife marks, stands up to acidic spills, and cleans up with regular dish soap and water. It's the kind of surface you stop babying after the first few months because it simply holds up. Jobs like this one in Lexington are what we like seeing come through the shop. It's a straightforward kitchen application done with a stone that's got real depth to it, installed by people who care about how the seams and the veining line up when the job's done. That's the kind of work that keeps the Midlands trade honest.

Tiffany Crystal quartzite is one of those stones that earns its keep in a kitchen. It's got that cool, crystalline background, whites and grays moving quietly across the surface with enough sparkle in the light to keep it from feeling flat. It reads clean and bright without going stark, which is why it works so well in a kitchen where people actually cook and gather, not just admire counters from across the room. Quartzite is real stone, not engineered, so it comes with natural hardness that holds up to daily kitchen abuse. It resists scratching and handles heat well, though we still tell folks to use a trivet, because no counter needs a hot pan set straight on it just to prove a point. Sealing it right after install and keeping up with it over the years keeps the surface performing the way it should, and Tiffany Crystal takes a seal well because of its tight, dense structure. Fabricating a slab like this takes some care in the layout. We spend real time bookmatching and dry-fitting pieces so the movement in the stone flows across seams instead of fighting itself at the corners. On a kitchen island or a run of perimeter counters, getting that continuity right is what separates a good installation from one that just gets the measurements correct. We kept the edge eased here, which is the right call on a stone with this much personality. It doesn't need extra shaping to draw the eye, the stone's already doing that work. Day to day, this is a kitchen counter that's going to live hard and look good doing it. Quartzite shrugs off knife marks, stands up to acidic spills, and cleans up with regular dish soap and water. It's the kind of surface you stop babying after the first few months because it simply holds up. Jobs like this one in Lexington are what we like seeing come through the shop. It's a straightforward kitchen application done with a stone that's got real depth to it, installed by people who care about how the seams and the veining line up when the job's done. That's the kind of work that keeps the Midlands trade honest.

Tiffany Crystal quartzite is one of those stones that earns its keep in a kitchen. It's got that cool, crystalline background, whites and grays moving quietly across the surface with enough sparkle in the light to keep it from feeling flat. It reads clean and bright without going stark, which is why it works so well in a kitchen where people actually cook and gather, not just admire counters from across the room. Quartzite is real stone, not engineered, so it comes with natural hardness that holds up to daily kitchen abuse. It resists scratching and handles heat well, though we still tell folks to use a trivet, because no counter needs a hot pan set straight on it just to prove a point. Sealing it right after install and keeping up with it over the years keeps the surface performing the way it should, and Tiffany Crystal takes a seal well because of its tight, dense structure. Fabricating a slab like this takes some care in the layout. We spend real time bookmatching and dry-fitting pieces so the movement in the stone flows across seams instead of fighting itself at the corners. On a kitchen island or a run of perimeter counters, getting that continuity right is what separates a good installation from one that just gets the measurements correct. We kept the edge eased here, which is the right call on a stone with this much personality. It doesn't need extra shaping to draw the eye, the stone's already doing that work. Day to day, this is a kitchen counter that's going to live hard and look good doing it. Quartzite shrugs off knife marks, stands up to acidic spills, and cleans up with regular dish soap and water. It's the kind of surface you stop babying after the first few months because it simply holds up. Jobs like this one in Lexington are what we like seeing come through the shop. It's a straightforward kitchen application done with a stone that's got real depth to it, installed by people who care about how the seams and the veining line up when the job's done. That's the kind of work that keeps the Midlands trade honest.

The XXTwo Plan merges ultimate functionality with a clean Scandinavian-inspired modern farmhouse minimalism. From the curb, the design presents with an impressive stature marked by a tall 2-story gable massing, flanked by a flat-roofed wing and entryway sheltered by a quaint second-story deck above. This rendition is skinned with a dark concrete brick, accented by a richly-stained tongue and groove cedar wood facade. Designed specifically for NE16, my OKC Urban Renewal-awarded redevelopment project in inner Oklahoma City, this plan is compatible with narrow lots while still packing in nearly 1900 square feet of pure, functional living space. It includes a standard 1-car garage with modern, satin-glass window garage door, but when building from scratch, can also be re-configured as a pull-through breezeway into a backyard parking scenario, where a detached garage is also possible. Guests are greeted with an impressive two-story vaulted, naturally-lit staircase immediately adjacent to the front door. The great room, complete with a touch of industrial-modern with its exposed HVAC ductwork, is vast with a roomy kitchen on one end and living room at the other. Just beyond the living room is a 3-panel door system to the back patio and yard. Kitchen-wise, modern enthusiasts who love to cook will enjoy the large kitchen wall that includes an impressive range and vent hood with a horizontal slider window built right into the backsplash over the cooktop. The island also includes one of my signature built-in tables that comfortably seats six, and is one less piece of furniture to buy. A powder bathroom also resides downstairs, saving you that quick climb up the stairs just for a quick bathroom stop. When it's time to retire for the evening, the upstairs offers several living options. Just atop the staircase is a double-door system that provides not only natural light, but access to the quaint rooftop deck overlooking the front yard. The hall leads to a full bathroom, linen closet, and spacious back bedroom with walk-in closet. Down the other end of the hall leads to the master suite, utility room, and 3rd bedroom, also with its own master closet. The master suite, the largest of the three bedrooms, has its own full bathroom with dual sinks, shower, toilet room, and large walk-in closet with that direct, secondary connectivity to the utility room that many of my designs are known for. If a truly-modern curb appeal that doesn't skimp on functional space is what you're after, give the XXTwo a good look. | jC

The XXTwo Plan merges ultimate functionality with a clean Scandinavian-inspired modern farmhouse minimalism. From the curb, the design presents with an impressive stature marked by a tall 2-story gable massing, flanked by a flat-roofed wing and entryway sheltered by a quaint second-story deck above. This rendition is skinned with a dark concrete brick, accented by a richly-stained tongue and groove cedar wood facade. Designed specifically for NE16, my OKC Urban Renewal-awarded redevelopment project in inner Oklahoma City, this plan is compatible with narrow lots while still packing in nearly 1900 square feet of pure, functional living space. It includes a standard 1-car garage with modern, satin-glass window garage door, but when building from scratch, can also be re-configured as a pull-through breezeway into a backyard parking scenario, where a detached garage is also possible. Guests are greeted with an impressive two-story vaulted, naturally-lit staircase immediately adjacent to the front door. The great room, complete with a touch of industrial-modern with its exposed HVAC ductwork, is vast with a roomy kitchen on one end and living room at the other. Just beyond the living room is a 3-panel door system to the back patio and yard. Kitchen-wise, modern enthusiasts who love to cook will enjoy the large kitchen wall that includes an impressive range and vent hood with a horizontal slider window built right into the backsplash over the cooktop. The island also includes one of my signature built-in tables that comfortably seats six, and is one less piece of furniture to buy. A powder bathroom also resides downstairs, saving you that quick climb up the stairs just for a quick bathroom stop. When it's time to retire for the evening, the upstairs offers several living options. Just atop the staircase is a double-door system that provides not only natural light, but access to the quaint rooftop deck overlooking the front yard. The hall leads to a full bathroom, linen closet, and spacious back bedroom with walk-in closet. Down the other end of the hall leads to the master suite, utility room, and 3rd bedroom, also with its own master closet. The master suite, the largest of the three bedrooms, has its own full bathroom with dual sinks, shower, toilet room, and large walk-in closet with that direct, secondary connectivity to the utility room that many of my designs are known for. If a truly-modern curb appeal that doesn't skimp on functional space is what you're after, give the XXTwo a good look. | jC