Transitional home design photo in Dallas

One of the most exciting times for our clients during a kitchen remodel is selecting their countertop material at the stone yard and then seeing the fabricated pieces installed in their home. It’s one thing to fall in love with the material by itself, but seeing it in place with the rest of your remodeled kitchen is truly a thrilling experience! For this project, our clients chose a beautiful 3cm Viscount white granite with intricate, unique veining. The portion they really loved featured a large dark wave swirled across the white. Our talented fabricator was able to template the granite so that this beautiful design was on display across the peninsula. The end result is a stunning, one-of-a-kind look that really accentuates the new kitchen. Final photos by Impressia Photography.

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Again, a gorgeous Oriental rug grounds the room. This master bedroom couldn't be any warmer, with tongue and groove ceiling, carved limestone fireplace, and inviting sitting area next to patio doors with a mountain view. Photography: Mark Boisclair

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Cool look: Who wants a boring white rug when a trendy zigzag is just a bit of effort away? HERE’S WHAT WE NEED: Whie cotton weave rug, 80 cm wide, schematic drawing for the template (uploaded to our project), white sturdy paper for the template, geometric triangle, ruler, pencil, scissors, textile paints, paint brush, tesa® Masking Tape ECO PREMIUM 38 mm AND THIS IS HOW IT’S DONE: › Create your template by cutting out the schematic drawing shape from the paper. › Use the template to transfer the chevron pattern onto the rug with a pencil. › Mask off the pattern with tesa® Masking Tape ECO PREMIUM: Cut the ends of the masking tape diagonally and start the pattern from the inner corners of the pattern outward. Press down the edges of the tape securely. › Paint the areas with textile paint while brushing away from the tape edge to prevent paint seeping underneath. › Peel off the masking tape. › Please read the instructions of the paint manufacturer on how to continue the treatment of the rug.

The kitchen island also includes a large galley sink, which required precise measurements and templating to complete the installation.
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