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Renaissance Ceramic Tile And Marble Inc

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Blue Lagoon

KNC Design Group

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Goodrich Kitchen

Serene Remodeling, LLC

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Wellborn Premier Transitional Kitchen

Curtis Lumber Ballston Spa

This stunning Transitional Kitchen designed by Curtis Lumber Co. was inspired by the homeowners love for some of the decorate items she has collected over the years. She wanted to open-up her kitchen space to the rest of her home, improve storage and add convenience. This was accomplished by removing a wall and soffits. A pantry, wine rack and storage area were added to the dinning space. The perimeter cabinetry is Wellborn Premier, Saybrook door style in Cherry Wood with Oyster White Finish. The island cabinetry is also Wellborn Premier, Hanover door style in Cherry Wood with Sienna Finish. Cabinet features from Wellborn that add function include an in-drawer knife block, base cabinet storage rack, pegged deep drawer dish organizer, open display cabinet with wicker baskets for produce, waste basket/recyclables pull out, 3 drawer corner pullout, utensil pullout, spice pullout and a lift-up appliance garage. The Hardware is by Emtek. The countertops are granite, and the farmhouse sink is by Whitehaven Farm.

Beaver Creek One

Alm Architects

Alm Architects; Located on a small challenging uphill lot in Beaver Creek, CO this ski-in home was designed for three Owners in different parts of the country. Both interior and exterior of this house reflect the modern ideas of the Owners while complying with the resorts strict design regulations.

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La Firme

This clever diversion of building materials was designed and executed for a young family of four with a limited budget. On top of bringing an overall aesthetic value, the wood panels were ideal for refurbishing the electricity and plumbing without having to demolish and rebuild the whole ground floor. To Stéphane’s rigorous design, the owners Klor and Scien added their witty graphic touch.