Tumbled glass, underlighted with LED light rope. These glass panels glow at night. They are connected to a low voltage transfomer. I saved clear glass, then broke it up with a hammer and tumbled it in a cement mixer. It only takes about 40 minutes to make the shards completely safe. You can ram your hand into this stuff with immunity. Very interesting. Imagine guiding a person to a destination with a ribbon of light, compared to the common walkway light

Meet the architect! (Greg Crawford) / photo: Karyn R Millet
1950s entryway photo in Los Angeles

Nantucket Architectural Photography
Bathroom - large coastal master white tile and ceramic tile light wood floor bathroom idea in Boston with white walls

Photography by Northlight Photography.
Bathroom - traditional beige tile bathroom idea in Seattle with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, beige cabinets and beige countertops

Living Room
Transitional open concept living room photo in Chicago with gray walls and no tv

Design ideas for a landscaping in Los Angeles.

How big should you build your new home? If you're unsure, here are some helpful thoughts on how to decide. Perhaps the most important thing to keep in mind when determining the size of your home is how long you plan to live there. From there, you should consider your life goals and expectations you have for the duration of time.Here is a short list of things that will help you determine what size home to build.

Inspiration for a modern double shower remodel in Other with white walls

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Inspiration for a large contemporary white one-story concrete exterior home remodel in Sydney with a shed roof

Photo: Chris Snook © 2014 Houzz
Inspiration for a cottage laundry room remodel in London

Living room - small open concept living room idea in Paris with no tv

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Danish home design photo in Singapore

This JT Classic in Corian® bespoke kitchen was installed in our clients' London residence as part of a complete refurbishment undertaken by Nash Baker Architects. A key element of the brief was to design a completely fitted kitchen yet not disturb the interior architecture of the Grade II-listed building. As part of our response to this we introduced a new feature in the form of 'coved' Corian® upstands at the worktop edges - a simple yet elegant and effective design detail. Materials: Corian®, American white oak (solid and custom-veneered) Appliances & Fitments: Miele single oven, combi-microwave, induction cooktop, dishwasher, under-counter fridge, under-counter fridge with ice-box & washer-dryer, Westin Cache extractor, Vola tap JT Design: Classic in Corian® with oak and Corian wall cabinets Project architect: Nash Baker Architects Photography by Alexandria Hall