REDEFINING CUSTOM THEATER SEATING The FORTUNY theater chair was created for the most luxurious home theater. It’s concept is unique in many aspects and the design combines leather upholstery, varying stitching finishes, ergonomic contours, real wood veneer and an independently controlled reclining mechanism. The chair was designed by the Mitra Theaters team as a seating solution for their exclusive high-end home theater projects. Careful attention has been paid to the overall comfort of this chair. Ergonomics have been thorougly studied during the design and development process. High quality foam with different densities in combination with zigzag seating support and webbed backrest support are used to create a comfortable and soft feel which maintains a proper balance for ones body.
 
A steel frame and mechanism ensures a smooth operation now and in the future. The independently controlled reclining mechanism allows the user to adjust the backrest independently from the footrest, giving the user full freedom and the ability to adjust the chair to a position that fits one’s body structure. The articulating headrest is a feature which ensures ultimate comfort while viewing a movie in the reclined position. It gives the proper neck support needed and guarantees the perfect viewing in relation to the film screen. The Fortuny is also available as a fixed chair and in a manually operated reclining version.

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Mid-sized minimalist single-wall medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen photo in Los Angeles with a single-bowl sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, blue backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

This project we recently completed in Manhattan Beach had an original floor plan with a dark, closed off kitchen. The homeowners' desire to open up the space by removing the common wall between the dining room and kitchen came with a structural challenge; we had to keep a support beam. Our Great Room feel was successful by removing the wall, but leaving just the post which we wrapped with walnut panels to match their new cabinetry. Our team also removed a section of the mirrored wall, turning it into a beautifully framed mirror piece to finish off the family's new Great Room.

For this mid-century historic home in North Druid Hills, we designed and constructed a custom front door portico to provide covered entry while preserving the home's original architectural integrity. Our team focused on seamless integration, aligning the new roofline and eaves with the existing structure to maintain the original wall-mounted lighting. The addition features a classic front gable supported by crisp white columns, finished with lap siding to match the home's iconic black-and-white exterior. This project perfectly illustrates our "forever home" philosophy—enhancing curb appeal through craftsmanship that looks original to the house. Following the success of this exterior transformation, these clients have retained Intown Craftsmen for an extensive interior remodel.

Bakes & Kropp remodeled this former showhouse kitchen to reflect the personalities of its owners—and with 450 square feet to work with, the team had plenty of space to be creative. The kitchen now includes two sinks, two dishwashers, two fridges, and a large French Top stove to support the owner’s preferred cooking style. The space is elegant but comfortable and carefully blends a mixture of walnut, painted cabinetry, stone, and metal accents. Just a few standout design details include the walnut ceiling patterning, the metal mesh overlay on the cabinet doors sourced from Armac Martin, and a custom range hood unlike any the Bakes & Kropp team had created before.

Bakes & Kropp remodeled this former showhouse kitchen to reflect the personalities of its owners—and with 450 square feet to work with, the team had plenty of space to be creative. The kitchen now includes two sinks, two dishwashers, two fridges, and a large French Top stove to support the owner’s preferred cooking style. The space is elegant but comfortable and carefully blends a mixture of walnut, painted cabinetry, stone, and metal accents. Just a few standout design details include the walnut ceiling patterning, the metal mesh overlay on the cabinet doors sourced from Armac Martin, and a custom range hood unlike any the Bakes & Kropp team had created before.

Aptos Addition and Major Remodel. Our goal on this project was to provide the owners with the larger kitchen and additional bedrooms they needed for their growing family of five. The existing house was small, but they had a good sized lot in the Cliff Drive neighborhood along the ocean bluffs in Rio Del Mar which we were able to utilize.. Our team designed an extension of the existing house into the rear yard area, allowing for a new master suite and creating separate bedrooms for the children. The old kitchen was expanded and reconceived to create an inviting and open family room area with commercial appliances to support the client’s passion for great Italian cooking. Her decorating concept combining Modern Farmhouse themes with contemporary fixtures and finishes resulted in the beautiful, light, and comfortable home you see in these photographs.

Set against the rolling Kerrville landscape, the home’s metal roofing system blends modern performance with a natural Hill Country aesthetic. Long rooflines, matching chimney treatments, and concealed fasteners support rainwater harvesting requirements while staying true to the community’s design guidelines. The workmanship reflects the same consistency and discipline our teams bring to high-end builds across Central Texas, including projects held by our San Antonio roofer crews who have been working diligently without ever shifting focus from the homeowner’s design goals.

To seamlessly connect the courtyard and the home's dining room, our design team introduced a pass-through bar. This innovative feature allows homeowners to enjoy unobstructed views of the backyard from the adjacent dining area, even with the new pergola in place. By incorporating pergola risers, we were able to elevate the height of the pergola, ensuring that the sightlines remain uninterrupted. The R-BLADE™ frame was securely anchored to the home above the pass-through bar window, while the opposite end of the pergola was affixed to the out-build atop the risers. This smart design not only eliminates the need for traditional support columns, but also preserves the seamless flow and visual aesthetics of the patio area.

This bathroom remodeling project in Queens demonstrates our professional renovation process and construction expertise. Our team completed structural preparation, waterproofing, plumbing installation, and tile layout work to transform the space into a modern and functional bathroom. We focused on precision and high-quality craftsmanship throughout every phase of the renovation. The project was designed to support a sleek contemporary finish while ensuring durability, comfort, and efficient use of the available space.

This home was built in 1955 and is located in the Meridian-Kessler neighborhood of Indianapolis. The homeowners were able to see the potential of this bungalow through its very dated charm. First order of business? Opening up the wall between the kitchen/living/dining areas to create a stunning open concept format. Floors were beautifully refinished, timeless materials were selected, and the original charm of the home, including the windows and continuation of the trim molding from the dining room onto the remaining support beam...every detail was thoroughly addressed by our team. Photography by The Home Aesthetic

Our team transformed the client's floorplan and interior design concepts into a compelling 3D visualization, offering a clear vision of the space before construction began. By meticulously 3D modeling and rendering the project, we provided invaluable support in visualizing various design decisions. Our collaboration empowered the client to explore different layouts, materials, and aesthetics, ensuring that their vision was accurately represented and refined. This project exemplifies our expertise in translating ideas into detailed and realistic visual representations, facilitating informed design choices and enhancing project outcomes.

Our team transformed the client's floorplan and interior design concepts into a compelling 3D visualization, offering a clear vision of the space before construction began. By meticulously 3D modeling and rendering the project, we provided invaluable support in visualizing various design decisions. Our collaboration empowered the client to explore different layouts, materials, and aesthetics, ensuring that their vision was accurately represented and refined. This project exemplifies our expertise in translating ideas into detailed and realistic visual representations, facilitating informed design choices and enhancing project outcomes.

Perfect for Staging! I love the Wall Peel! It just made this room pop and the Manager and team thought it was fantastic as well! The 2nd photo I attached is the opposite wall from the dining room, so you can see how the wall peel really ties all the colors in these two rooms together! The wall was painted with Flat Latex paint, so I believe you said this type of paint will be OK for adhering. Thank you for the support when I called, that was very much appreciated! Thank you again!' Cindy S., Delaney Park Apartments - Tallahassee, FL Due Season II www.MagicMurals.com

Bakes & Kropp remodeled this former showhouse kitchen to reflect the personalities of its owners—and with 450 square feet to work with, the team had plenty of space to be creative. The kitchen now includes two sinks, two dishwashers, two fridges, and a large French Top stove to support the owner’s preferred cooking style. The space is elegant but comfortable and carefully blends a mixture of walnut, painted cabinetry, stone, and metal accents. Just a few standout design details include the walnut ceiling patterning, the metal mesh overlay on the cabinet doors sourced from Armac Martin, and a custom range hood unlike any the Bakes & Kropp team had created before.

We worked with a corporation and their out-of-town architect on this residential condominium construction in Washington D.C. The company uses the apartment for executive housing and meetings. Its goal was to create a flexible space to be used for both purposes. We renovated the kitchen, two bathrooms, and one bedroom. The central focus is the sleek new open kitchen, though we worked on the entire 1200 square foot apartment. The client provided the architectural design for the kitchen and the rest of the apartment. The biggest layout changes were: *Removing the walls of the existing kitchen to create a dramatic open kitchen that runs all the way to the window on one side and an island with a waterfall countertop on the other side. *A layout that provided space for a large conference table *Closing off one door of the bedroom and creating a larger opening from the living room side and installing pocket doors These changes required extensive systems work throughout the apartment, including redoing all the ductwork, modifying the sprinkler system and relocating sprinkler heads to meet fire code. We didn’t run into any surprises with the systems because our team had investigated the structure in the pre-construction stage and cut holes in the drywall to locate the plumbing pipes, columns, and wiring. We had to turn and move the existing HVAC system so we could hide it in one of the kitchen cabinets. We built the structure that anchors one end of the kitchen. It hides a refrigerator (with flush panel doors), electrical panel, and writing for the flat screen television. A soffit above the kitchen hides all the ductwork, and is fitted with recessed lights and LED cove lighting above. The client supplied the kitchen cabinetry. The countertops are quartz by Caesarstone in Haze. We installed the flooring material on the base of one side of the island. Backsplash. The dramatic backsplash is made of thin sheets of porcelain. The 5 mm thick material by Fiandre comes in 5-foot by 10-foot sheets that comes in a continuous pattern or can be book-matched. A fabricator measured the layout and cuts for the wall outlets, cut the material and installed it. Our team delivered three sheets of the material up the stairwell of the building. Though they created a template of the material out of wood to make sure it would fit, the actual material was more rigid and it took them a while to maneuver it. The new wide opening at the end of the living room has pocket doors. We closed off the original hallway door to the bedroom. Michael K. Wilkinson

The client had a finished basement space that was not functioning for the entire family. He spent a lot of time in his gym, which was not large enough to accommodate all his equipment and did not offer adequate space for aerobic activities. To appeal to the client's entertaining habits, a bar, gaming area, and proper theater screen needed to be added. There were some ceiling and lolly column restraints that would play a significant role in the layout of our new design, but the Gramophone Team was able to create a space in which every detail appeared to be there from the beginning. Rustic wood columns and rafters, weathered brick, and an exposed metal support beam all add to this design effect becoming real. Maryland Photography Inc.

Ideal Construction and Remodeling can design and build your home addition so that it will be everything you hoped it would be, functionally, quality-wise and aesthetically. Our talented home design team has the know-how to design your home addition so that it will suit your needs and fit your budget. When we design your home addition, we know it has to functionally support your lifestyle. It must also architecturally integrate seamlessly with your exiting home’s exterior look and interior flow. A successful home addition adds to the beauty and value of your home. Visit our website ( http://idealconstructionva.com/) to schedule your free estimate!

The client had a finished basement space that was not functioning for the entire family. He spent a lot of time in his gym, which was not large enough to accommodate all his equipment and did not offer adequate space for aerobic activities. To appeal to the client's entertaining habits, a bar, gaming area, and proper theater screen needed to be added. There were some ceiling and lolly column restraints that would play a significant role in the layout of our new design, but the Gramophone Team was able to create a space in which every detail appeared to be there from the beginning. Rustic wood columns and rafters, weathered brick, and an exposed metal support beam all add to this design effect becoming real. Maryland Photography Inc.