It’s about a shoemaker sometimes having no shoes. One day our own interior designer, Nathan Drewes, took a hard look at the guest suite in the dependency of his hundred-sixty-year-old house. What he saw made him aesthetically tank. While there may have been a few pieces of beloved family furniture, everything else looked dowdy, dusty, even drab. Tout suite he went right to the cobbler’s bench to reimagine the rooms. Clearly a few random patches weren’t going to be enough. The space needed total transformation. He realized a slick minimalist look would never work in those old rooms or make sense with the rest of the house. To be honest, it really didn’t reflect his taste anyway. Nathan happened to have a budding neo-classical collection, begun while still in college. For some time he had been itching to reassemble it in an appropriate setting. Despite being a millennial, his instincts led him to evoke a reverie of a luxury-loving 19th century New Orleans gentleman. Inspired by strong palettes of the past and textured interiors, he salvaged curtains and carpets from a former apartment in Lyon, found a local artisan to frame a batch of early 19th century engravings, selected rich feeling fabrics, and splurged on interesting lighting. The results are anything but drab. With rooms that conjure a shaded feeling against the intrusive tropic sun, the effect is dense with polished woods, lush with fabrics. One is enveloped in shadows and dreams. Photography by Sara Essex Bradley

It’s about a shoemaker sometimes having no shoes. One day our own interior designer, Nathan Drewes, took a hard look at the guest suite in the dependency of his hundred-sixty-year-old house. What he saw made him aesthetically tank. While there may have been a few pieces of beloved family furniture, everything else looked dowdy, dusty, even drab. Tout suite he went right to the cobbler’s bench to reimagine the rooms. Clearly a few random patches weren’t going to be enough. The space needed total transformation. He realized a slick minimalist look would never work in those old rooms or make sense with the rest of the house. To be honest, it really didn’t reflect his taste anyway. Nathan happened to have a budding neo-classical collection, begun while still in college. For some time he had been itching to reassemble it in an appropriate setting. Despite being a millennial, his instincts led him to evoke a reverie of a luxury-loving 19th century New Orleans gentleman. Inspired by strong palettes of the past and textured interiors, he salvaged curtains and carpets from a former apartment in Lyon, found a local artisan to frame a batch of early 19th century engravings, selected rich feeling fabrics, and splurged on interesting lighting. The results are anything but drab. With rooms that conjure a shaded feeling against the intrusive tropic sun, the effect is dense with polished woods, lush with fabrics. One is enveloped in shadows and dreams. Photography by Sara Essex Bradley

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It’s about a shoemaker sometimes having no shoes. One day our own interior designer, Nathan Drewes, took a hard look at the guest suite in the dependency of his hundred-sixty-year-old house. What he saw made him aesthetically tank. While there may have been a few pieces of beloved family furniture, everything else looked dowdy, dusty, even drab. Tout suite he went right to the cobbler’s bench to reimagine the rooms. Clearly a few random patches weren’t going to be enough. The space needed total transformation. He realized a slick minimalist look would never work in those old rooms or make sense with the rest of the house. To be honest, it really didn’t reflect his taste anyway. Nathan happened to have a budding neo-classical collection, begun while still in college. For some time he had been itching to reassemble it in an appropriate setting. Despite being a millennial, his instincts led him to evoke a reverie of a luxury-loving 19th century New Orleans gentleman. Inspired by strong palettes of the past and textured interiors, he salvaged curtains and carpets from a former apartment in Lyon, found a local artisan to frame a batch of early 19th century engravings, selected rich feeling fabrics, and splurged on interesting lighting. The results are anything but drab. With rooms that conjure a shaded feeling against the intrusive tropic sun, the effect is dense with polished woods, lush with fabrics. One is enveloped in shadows and dreams. Photography by Sara Essex Bradley

This home had dated and falling apart finishes, an insignificant fireplace in a giant living room, and a poor layout in the family room. Not to mention the primary bath covered in bamboo wallpaper. The clients wanted a functional, updated and good-looking kitchen, a more adult family room, an updated serene primary bath. The remaining baths to be updated and modern. And, to make it feel like a holistic update, they wanted a welcoming staircase/entry. As with most clients, stretching their dollar as far as possible was important. They didn't want to enlarge any footprint or move walls - we had to stay within existing bounds. With a whole home remodel costs can add up quickly depending on where we start & stop. For this family it made sense to do all the work at once to avoid repeat remodels. It was either buy new and still have to customize, or remodel to their exact needs and wants. The remodel was more affordable and made just for them. Many finishes are clean, simple, and modern. A window was removed! in the family room to allow for a symmetrical entertainment center. A dramatic floor to ceiling fireplace surround was created in the Living room. The staircase was totally redone in both shape and style! The primary bath was reworked to get a two-person shower, and soaking tub. Serene /quiet finishes in the primary helped achieve a mellow /calming atmosphere. All new doors and trim throughout.

This home had dated and falling apart finishes, an insignificant fireplace in a giant living room, and a poor layout in the family room. Not to mention the primary bath covered in bamboo wallpaper. The clients wanted a functional, updated and good-looking kitchen, a more adult family room, an updated serene primary bath. The remaining baths to be updated and modern. And, to make it feel like a holistic update, they wanted a welcoming staircase/entry. As with most clients, stretching their dollar as far as possible was important. They didn't want to enlarge any footprint or move walls - we had to stay within existing bounds. With a whole home remodel costs can add up quickly depending on where we start & stop. For this family it made sense to do all the work at once to avoid repeat remodels. It was either buy new and still have to customize, or remodel to their exact needs and wants. The remodel was more affordable and made just for them. Many finishes are clean, simple, and modern. A window was removed! in the family room to allow for a symmetrical entertainment center. A dramatic floor to ceiling fireplace surround was created in the Living room. The staircase was totally redone in both shape and style! The primary bath was reworked to get a two-person shower, and soaking tub. Serene /quiet finishes in the primary helped achieve a mellow /calming atmosphere. All new doors and trim throughout.

Dimension: 84" L X 20" D X 36" H Make organizing a pleasurable experience with the Alistar Solid Wood Glass Door Large Buffet Cabinet with Eight Shelves and a Drawer. This dining room sideboard comes with three cabinets, one in the center with four storage spaces and one on either side with two shelves each, making a total of eight shelves. The storage cabinets on the sides are enclosed by a glass door, and the center cabinet comes with a wooden door. There is a broad drawer on the top that provides additional storage space. The beauty of the sideboard buffet is accentuated by metal knobs attached to the cabinets and drawer. The magnetic locks on all the cabinets make it easy to open and close. The Alistar Solid Wood rustic sideboard is a multi-functional unit and can be used in any room of the house depending on your requirement. It can be placed in your dining area to store all your dining essentials or placed in the living room to store your magazines and gadgets. This multi-functional storage cabinet is made of solid wood and is 100% handcrafted. It is strong and sturdy and is highly durable. Because of the tough nature of the furniture, it can be placed even in high traffic areas of the house. Special Features: • Sideboard cabinet with a dark brown finish • A Center cabinet with four shelves for storage • Two side cabinets with two shelves each • A broad drawer in the center • Made of solid wood • Fully handcrafted Note: Real wood is a product of nature, and as such, no two pieces are alike. Variations in solid wood grain patterns are to be expected and make each furniture uniquely beautiful, just like us humans.

This home had dated and falling apart finishes, an insignificant fireplace in a giant living room, and a poor layout in the family room. Not to mention the primary bath covered in bamboo wallpaper. The clients wanted a functional, updated and good-looking kitchen, a more adult family room, an updated serene primary bath. The remaining baths to be updated and modern. And, to make it feel like a holistic update, they wanted a welcoming staircase/entry. As with most clients, stretching their dollar as far as possible was important. They didn't want to enlarge any footprint or move walls - we had to stay within existing bounds. With a whole home remodel costs can add up quickly depending on where we start & stop. For this family it made sense to do all the work at once to avoid repeat remodels. It was either buy new and still have to customize, or remodel to their exact needs and wants. The remodel was more affordable and made just for them. Many finishes are clean, simple, and modern. A window was removed! in the family room to allow for a symmetrical entertainment center. A dramatic floor to ceiling fireplace surround was created in the Living room. The staircase was totally redone in both shape and style! The primary bath was reworked to get a two-person shower, and soaking tub. Serene /quiet finishes in the primary helped achieve a mellow /calming atmosphere. All new doors and trim throughout.

all bedrooms were painted the same light gray/green color which reads differently depending on exposure, bedding and accessories. Seller was very nervous would be too blah but understood the necessity of versatility.

This home had dated and falling apart finishes, an insignificant fireplace in a giant living room, and a poor layout in the family room. Not to mention the primary bath covered in bamboo wallpaper. The clients wanted a functional, updated and good-looking kitchen, a more adult family room, an updated serene primary bath. The remaining baths to be updated and modern. And, to make it feel like a holistic update, they wanted a welcoming staircase/entry. As with most clients, stretching their dollar as far as possible was important. They didn't want to enlarge any footprint or move walls - we had to stay within existing bounds. With a whole home remodel costs can add up quickly depending on where we start & stop. For this family it made sense to do all the work at once to avoid repeat remodels. It was either buy new and still have to customize, or remodel to their exact needs and wants. The remodel was more affordable and made just for them. Many finishes are clean, simple, and modern. A window was removed! in the family room to allow for a symmetrical entertainment center. A dramatic floor to ceiling fireplace surround was created in the Living room. The staircase was totally redone in both shape and style! The primary bath was reworked to get a two-person shower, and soaking tub. Serene /quiet finishes in the primary helped achieve a mellow /calming atmosphere. All new doors and trim throughout.

House Plan 424-168 - Houseplans.com Questions? Call us at 1-800-913-2350 Photographs may show modified designs. All images are copyrighted. Plan 424-168 3147 sq ft 4 beds 2.50 baths 39' wide 64' deep × Plans Main Floor Plan Reverse Upper Floor Plan Reverse Specifications Plan Styles Bungalow Traditional Craftsman Ceiling Upper Ceiling Ft 9' Main Ceiling Ft 10' Ceiling Details 10' Ceilings down except where noted Roof Secondary Pitch 7:12 Exterior Wall Framing Framing 2"x4" Area Upper Floor Sq Ft 1152 sq ft Total Sq Ft 3147 sq ft Main Floor Sq Ft 1995 sq ft Outdoor Spaces Covered Front Porch Grill Deck Sundeck Dimension Depth 64' Height 31' Width 39' Kitchen Features Kitchen Island Additional Rooms Family Room Keeping Room Parlor Library Room Bedroom Features Main Floor Master Bed Bath Upstairs Bedrooms Bath Walk In Closet Basic Features Potential Bedrooms 0 Stories 2 Bedrooms 4 Garage Stalls 0 Baths 2.50 Designer Notes Included Foundation plan: 1/4" scale monolithic slab showing locations of plumbing fixtures Floor plan(s): Shows electrical layout. Sections: Plan includes at least one cross section cut through main body of house and may include various construction details. Other details and/or sections may be included on other sheets depending on the complexity of the plan. Elevations: 1/4" scale drawings of the front, rear and sides. May contain details specific to that plan.Roof plan: 1/8" scale or greater Cabinet elevations: 1/4" scale or greater Monolithic slab details and cornice details Note: Plans do not contain plumbing or mechanical drawings. Pricing Plan Set Price 5 Copy Set $750.00 8 Copy Set $850.00 Reproducible Set $850.00 Foundation Price Slab +$0.00 Additional Construction Sets $50.00/each Mirror Reverse Sets $50.00/each Additional copies can be ordered at the time of purchase and within 90 days after your original purchase date. Plan Content All plans are drawn at ¼” scale or larger and include : Foundation Plan: Drawn to 1/4" scale, this page s

This home had dated and falling apart finishes, an insignificant fireplace in a giant living room, and a poor layout in the family room. Not to mention the primary bath covered in bamboo wallpaper. The clients wanted a functional, updated and good-looking kitchen, a more adult family room, an updated serene primary bath. The remaining baths to be updated and modern. And, to make it feel like a holistic update, they wanted a welcoming staircase/entry. As with most clients, stretching their dollar as far as possible was important. They didn't want to enlarge any footprint or move walls - we had to stay within existing bounds. With a whole home remodel costs can add up quickly depending on where we start & stop. For this family it made sense to do all the work at once to avoid repeat remodels. It was either buy new and still have to customize, or remodel to their exact needs and wants. The remodel was more affordable and made just for them. Many finishes are clean, simple, and modern. A window was removed! in the family room to allow for a symmetrical entertainment center. A dramatic floor to ceiling fireplace surround was created in the Living room. The staircase was totally redone in both shape and style! The primary bath was reworked to get a two-person shower, and soaking tub. Serene /quiet finishes in the primary helped achieve a mellow /calming atmosphere. All new doors and trim throughout.

Gather your family and friends to eat around our finely crafted Farmhouse Reclaimed Wood Set. This set includes the dining table, 4 dining chairs, and 2 dining end chairs for a total of 6 chairs. Each set is a work of art; built to last a lifetime with old-growth reclaimed wood and finished with a durable, eco-friendly finish to ensure they will stay beautiful. Lead Time: Furniture is made to order in 6 - 8 weeks. Items will ship out within this lead time. Please e-mail us with your address for a shipping quote at info@wwmake.com. Shipping is NOT included in the price. Shipping times will vary depending on your location and method of shipping.

This Minnesota customer’s home was showing water damage to the ceiling in the bedroom and hallway. Storm Shield Roofing determined the source of the interior leak was water intrusion from a damaged roof. There was additional roof leakage where a new addition was attached to the former home. Storm Shield recommended a total roof replacement using ABC Pro Guard 20 Synthetic Roof Underlayment and GAF Timberline HDZ® Shingles. The customer was very happy with the project and how it was managed: On time and on budget. Here’s what the customer had to say about Storm Shield Roofing: “This is the first time the roof hasn’t leaked in seven years. Storm Shield was honest, knowledgeable, fair, and dependable. Really trustworthy, excellent Service.”

Specifications Plan Styles Bedroom Features Walk In Closet Main Floor Master Bed Bath Additional Rooms Den Office Study Computer Family Room Keeping Room Lot Characteristics Suited For Corner Lot Suited For View Lot Basic Features Bedrooms 4 Potential Bedrooms 0 Stories 2 Garage Stalls 2 Baths 3.5 Roof Primary Pitch 12:12 Exterior Wall Framing Framing 2"x4" Designer Notes Included FOUNDATION PLAN: 1/4" Scale, slab, basement or crawlspace depending on availability. FLOOR PLAN(S): 1/4" Scale with schematic electrical layout. FRONT ELEVATION: 1/4" Scale REAR AND SIDE ELEVATIONS: 1/8" Scale ROOF PLAN: 1/8" Scale TYPICAL WALL SECTIONS AND FOUNDATION SECTION DETAILS MISCELLANEOUS DETAILS AS NEEDED PER HOUSE DESIGN NOTE: Our house plans do include floor & ceiling framing member specifications (abreviated) and schematic electrical plans (suggested fixture, outlet, switch, etc. locations). Kitchen Features Kitchen Island Walk In Pantry Cabinet Pantry Nook Breakfast Area Dining Garage Side Entry Garage Plan Feature Teen Suite Jack Jill Bath Area Upper Floor Sq Ft 1207 sq ft Main Floor Sq Ft 2573 sq ft Basement Sq Ft 2525 sq ft Total Sq Ft 3780 sq ft Ceiling Upper Ceiling Ft 8' Main Ceiling Ft 9' Dimension Depth 68' Width 66' Height 34'

It’s about a shoemaker sometimes having no shoes. One day our own interior designer, Nathan Drewes, took a hard look at the guest suite in the dependency of his hundred-sixty-year-old house. What he saw made him aesthetically tank. While there may have been a few pieces of beloved family furniture, everything else looked dowdy, dusty, even drab. Tout suite he went right to the cobbler’s bench to reimagine the rooms. Clearly a few random patches weren’t going to be enough. The space needed total transformation. He realized a slick minimalist look would never work in those old rooms or make sense with the rest of the house. To be honest, it really didn’t reflect his taste anyway. Nathan happened to have a budding neo-classical collection, begun while still in college. For some time he had been itching to reassemble it in an appropriate setting. Despite being a millennial, his instincts led him to evoke a reverie of a luxury-loving 19th century New Orleans gentleman. Inspired by strong palettes of the past and textured interiors, he salvaged curtains and carpets from a former apartment in Lyon, found a local artisan to frame a batch of early 19th century engravings, selected rich feeling fabrics, and splurged on interesting lighting. The results are anything but drab. With rooms that conjure a shaded feeling against the intrusive tropic sun, the effect is dense with polished woods, lush with fabrics. One is enveloped in shadows and dreams. Photography by Sara Essex Bradley

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