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Jamie Carney - Oasis Photography www.oasis-photography.com
Eclectic porch idea in Charlotte
Eclectic porch idea in Charlotte

Architectural and Landscape Design by Bonin Architects www.boninarchitects.com
Photography by John W. Hession
Example of a beach style kitchen design in Boston
Example of a beach style kitchen design in Boston
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Classic kitchen; concrete counter-tops; walnut island top; distressed beam ceiling
Kitchen - large traditional kitchen idea in Sacramento
Kitchen - large traditional kitchen idea in Sacramento

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King's restored a bank barn that unfortunately suffered from a fire.
Small elegant brown two-story wood exterior home photo in Philadelphia with a metal roof
Small elegant brown two-story wood exterior home photo in Philadelphia with a metal roof

Close to Lincoln Center Plaza, two existing apartments were combined into a single custom tailored 4-bedroom residence. Characteristic with other buildings from the same post-war era, the existing apartments suffered greatly from a low, monotonous ceiling slab. To break up the ceiling, floating planes containing low-profile LED recessed lighting were incorporated throughout. Grey-washed birch veneer millwork is seen as you enter into the new foyer space. A blackened steel inlaid panel serves as a datum that continues throughout the apartment, wrapping the entry unit and extending around the corner to then transform into a floating bookshelf. The unit not only divides the entry area from the Living room, but also serves its utilitarian purpose on the foyer side as coat and storage closets, and then an entertaining function on the opposing side with a TV niche and custom liquor bar. Whitewashed rift and quartered white oak floors were used to brighten the space. In the kitchen, marble counters extend up the wall and onto the ceiling marking the separation of the kitchen/dining area from the living room/entry area. The kid’s room contains a custom curved desk area built beneath the bay windows to take advantage of the views. In the master bedroom, the blackened steel inlay reappears inset into the wardrobe wall unit.

Design: Eric Blanz of Blanzscape LLC
Photo: Margot Hartford © 2015 Houzz
Inspiration for a tropical landscaping in San Francisco.
Inspiration for a tropical landscaping in San Francisco.

Pool house with outdoor seating area.
Huge elegant backyard rectangular and concrete lap pool house photo in New York
Huge elegant backyard rectangular and concrete lap pool house photo in New York

Lance Kelly
Inspiration for a mid-sized farmhouse full sun backyard gravel landscaping in Boston for summer.
Inspiration for a mid-sized farmhouse full sun backyard gravel landscaping in Boston for summer.

The historic Edward H.C. Taylor home was build in 1890, it suffered substantial fire damage and required extensive restoration of the interior and exterior. We were thrilled to have the opportunity to work on this gem.

Our client approached with an old photographed of her house in the 1800's in its original glory and asked if we could recreate the exterior facade to match the photo. When we started the project, the whole home was covered in vinyl siding and suffered a leaking roof and porch.
We stripped everything down to the original sheathing and applied a layer of foam and moisture barrier to properly protect the home. From there we applied custom crown and trim molding and piece-by-piece were able to achieve the stated goal for the exterior look while also enabling it to last another 100+ years.

Ever want snow in late Spring? (me either!) These magnificent dogwoods offer a spectacular display in all their whiteness. Many of the wild Dogwoods have died out in Central NJ but some are still hanging on. This beauty on the right suffered greatly this winter with storms but managed to put on a show anyway! This photo taken on a cloudy day only magnifies the intensity and advancing nature of white. Green and white with your favorite color thrown in - a winning combination. The owners of this Southern exposure deck can't wait to enjoy the lovely summer evenings with the backyard and potted plants. Even a Jackelope!

Garden travels. A collection of succulents adds beauty to a sidewalk.

The historic Edward H.C. Taylor home was build in 1890, it suffered substantial fire damage and required extensive restoration of the interior and exterior. We were thrilled to have the opportunity to work on this gem.
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