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The customer used this tub for family gatherings filled it with ice and drinks. He started to build a new bathroom on the first floor and wanted the tub be part of it.
The project was completed in close to Christmas an we decided to clean the tub outside and resurface the tub in his garage that we heated to give us a temperature controlled environment.
The customer was very understandable and extremely pleased with the finished tub.
The tub had the finish of a new tub after the project was completed.

For nature enthusiasts, this design brings a floral touch to your bathroom! Water drops create the shape of the flower. The Flower bath towel warmer radiator is a very quiet, high-performance, and energy-saving bath radiator.
Placing the CINIER’s Olycal® stone towel warmer radiator in your bathroom is important to maximize its energy efficiency.
The Olycal stone and the vast surface of the CINIER towel warmers allow the heat output produced by the radiator to radiate in a homogeneous pattern and to maintain a cozy and secure temperature of a maximum of 150°F/65°C.

Stunning lower level wine cellar in Red Oak. Glass entry creates a seamless transition from the newly remodeled basement to a custom, temperature-controlled wine cellar. Wine displays for larger format and standard sized bottles handsomely identify a fantastic collection of wines. LED accent lighting showcases labels and design elements in the rooms construction.
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When you have a passion for collecting wine, you need to have a place to showcase and store the collection. We converted a finished area of the lower-level into a custom wine cellar. The cellar was constructed using ponderosa pine and premium redwood and can hold 1,138 bottles of wine. The walls were covered with moisture friendly pine tongue and groove paneling and a cooling unit was installed to keep every bottle at the perfect temperature.

This glass wine cellar door is framed by wood which is comprised of Alder wood in laminated veneer lumber. LVL is a technique where sheets of Alder wood are glued together using a strong adhesive and enclosed in a hardwood material so they look like one whole slab of wood. The LVL technique improves durability and prevents warping no matter the temperature and moisture.
Get the full project details here: https://www.customwinecellarssanfrancisco.com/custom-wine-cellar-doors-san-francisco/
Custom Wine Cellars San Francisco
610 Leavenworth St.
San Francisco, CA 94109
+1 (415) 508 - 8419
https://www.customwinecellarssanfrancisco.com/

- Finish: Gold & Clear
- Canopy Dimensions: 13.8"L x 4.7"W x 1.4"H (350mmL x 120mmW x 35mmH)
- Overall Length of Hanging Rod: 11.8"/300mm
- Overall Length of Chain: 15.7"/400mm (Adjustable)
- Light Dimmable: Yes. Supports three color temperature adjustments (3000K / 4000K / 6000K) via pushing on/off switch. (★Switch NOT included)
- Assembly Required: Yes. This fixture does need to be hard-wired and assemble the arms of the light. Professional installation is recommended.

A closer look at the Harvia Spirit SP90E electric heater, frameless glass door, and temperature/humidity gauges mounted to the cedar wall. Every element in this sauna was chosen for performance and aesthetics — the heater is a workhorse that heats the space quickly, the WiFi Xenio control system means it's ready when you are, and the clear glass door keeps the room feeling open even at full heat. McLean, VA.

A large vertical display above a diamond rack in the middle of the cellar to accommodate larger format bottles and bulk storage. Constructed with all heart natural redwood.

This stunning contemporary cedar sauna is called an Infrared Sauna. The black panels of far infrared light are designed to safely heat the human body directly without creating high air temperatures in the sauna room. This Sauna measures 48"x12"x86" and includes two cedar head rests with two layers of benches. The custom fir door with a large glass panel gives the room a larger appearance as it looks into the adjacent bathroom. Photo taken by Inviniti Cellar Design

This pool just screams outdoor fun! Pool Fountains are such a valuable asset, they not only look cool but they also add some benefits. Pool Fountains cool the water through aeration. When the pool water is sprayed into the air, oxygen is introduced to all the tiny droplets. This cools them down. When they fall back into the pool, they bring that cooler temperature with them. Run a fountain long enough, and you can see a drop in temperature from 2 to 4 degrees. You know pool circulation is essential to distributing water chemicals, moving pool water through the filtration system, and preventing yucky things from growing in stagnant water. You may already suspect this from personal experience. But it’s documented that listening to water sounds has a stress-reducing effect for many people. Swimming is already one way to lower stress. Add a fountain to your pool, and increase that benefit even more. Pool fountains create some of that fun, and can possibly even keep a rainbow around for a little longer than one splash could. They’re just pretty. Pool fountains you install may not be masterpiece sculptures, but a fanned water spray is just as beautiful to watch.

Form and function became one when this custom steel wine cellar room was completed. This temperature-controlled wine cellar room, made by artisan welders, includes a custom steel interior door with insulated glass, and adjacent custom steel wall panels with insulated glass. Our customer’s wine cellar room crafted from steel and insulated glass is sealed at all edges and kept at the recommended temperature of 55 degrees. In order to efficiently store collectible wine pieces and your daily go-to selections, we encourage a temperature-controlled environment.
Our goal was to provide a modern twist to an otherwise classic feature in a high-end home. This stand-alone wine cellar room crafted from steel was designed to be a focal point in our customer’s basement living area. The progression of wine cellar designs are showing that detached wine racking techniques are the new wave of innovation and style. The idea of creating a bold display for our customer’s wine collection was intriguing to us as designers, because we strive to be on the cutting edge of all things design and beauty.
To accentuate the modern twist of the independent wine cabinet, we suggested a sleek and modern steel interior door and steel wall units. Our ultra-thin steel stiles and rails are the perfect fit to allow optimal viewing into our customer’s collection. With insulated glass and fully sealed edges, no heat can enter and no cool air can escape. The custom interior steel door unit blends seamlessly with the accompanying steel wall structures. This seamless design creates a beautifully controlled environment for wine with a sleek steel appearance. Using steel doors and steel walls was a mindful approach because the star of the show is the carefully selected bottles of wine. The idea was to juxtapose the wood shelves inside of the cabinet and create another element that stands out, while still allowing for optimal viewing…and obsessing.

Example of a country home design design in Santa Barbara

master bedroom, photo by aubrey reisinger
Small master medium tone wood floor bedroom photo in Vancouver with blue walls and no fireplace
Small master medium tone wood floor bedroom photo in Vancouver with blue walls and no fireplace

Automatic pool cover with a raised stone face spa. Travertine pool patio with a stone fire pit. Automatic pool cover is hidden by the coping when not in use. When the cover is being used it not only helps keep the temperature of the water it also acts as a safety cover. Pool was in a small and steep grade backyard. A reverse stone bond beam was used to help with the severity of the grade.

Glass doors highlighted by recessed lighting showcase a modern wine room with custom wall racks and gorgeous cabinetry with LED lighting behind the display cases. The room is still insulated, and temperature controlled to ensure the quality of the wine stored there and on display.

Villa Chamnez is a for-sale Spanish Contemporary custom home built by Hill Construction and developed by Scott & Andy McMillin of the Corky McMillin Companies. This designer showcase home features state-of-the-art Dacor appliances including WiFi oven & built in refrigerator. For the wine connoisseur, the Dacor WineStation is the first automated, temperature controlled, four-bottle wine dispensing system. The bathrooms feature beautiful freestanding tubs, touchless faucets, and steam showers. La Cantina doors open wide, creating an unobstructed 180 degree panoramic ocean views from Point Loma to Bird Rock to Torrey Pines.

Perlick's 15" Signature Series Refrigerated Beauty Drawers are perfect for the storage of natural personal care products, beverages and other items in the master bathroom suite. Energy Star qualified, the drawers feature fully integrated depth to allow a flush fit with surrounding cabinetry. The drawers feature commercial-grade stainless steel interiors, are odor free and accept wood overlays.

Embedded in a Colorado ski resort and accessible only via snowmobile during the winter season, this 1,000 square foot cabin rejects anything ostentatious and oversized, instead opting for a cozy and sustainable retreat from the elements.
This zero-energy grid-independent home relies greatly on passive solar siting and thermal mass to maintain a welcoming temperature even on the coldest days.
The Wee Ski Chalet was recognized as the Sustainability winner in the 2008 AIA Colorado Design Awards, and was featured in Colorado Homes & Lifestyles magazine’s Sustainability Issue.
Michael Shopenn Photography
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