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Preservation Tree ServicesThis past winter, PTS staff volunteered time at Mercy Street School in West Dallas. To create a safe environment in which to learn, our skilled climbers and tree care staff donated time and effort to take care of a lot of pruning and clean up so that their trees can be healthy and the property safe for all the staff and students. The property has many very large established trees that were much in need of proper pruning and care.
By cleaning up the property, we hope to not only help preserve their beautiful trees, but also give the kids a safe place to play and learn. When trees are neglected, especially on a property where there is a lot of traffic such as a school, it is important to properly prune and maintain trees so they don’t become a hazard. Falling limbs damage buildings and could harm passersby.
We love supporting our Dallas community and schools!
Fred Parker Company, Inc.Building by Fred Parker Company Inc.
Building Design Ron Parker AIBD
Landscape Design: Marcus Bowen Landscaping
Photography: Brice Moore Photography
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Marked PassagesAntique Sewing Machine base with a trimmed and waxed top. Perfect for entryways and side table uses.
Urban home design photo in Atlanta
Urban home design photo in Atlanta
David Morello Garden Enterprises, Inc.Late Summer 2022
Design ideas for an eclectic landscaping in Houston.
Design ideas for an eclectic landscaping in Houston.
Beach Glass Design - Motorized Shading SystemsChris Kahler
Bathroom - modern bathroom idea in New York
Bathroom - modern bathroom idea in New York
Mariposa Gardening & Design Cooperative, Inc.Design ideas for a mediterranean landscaping in San Francisco.
Rochelle Ford Metal SculptorPainted recycled steel
free standing sculpture
23 high, 9 1/2 wide and 10 deep.
$500
Mid-sized eclectic home design photo in San Francisco
Mid-sized eclectic home design photo in San Francisco
Rockledge Design + ArchitectureFrom the plum-brown limewashed walls to the curated mix of antique and contemporary elements, this en suite primary bath exudes quiet luxury. The inspiration for this space began with the early 20th century English washstand. The warm wood, Carrara marble top, and striking backsplash featuring original Racing Green pool glazed tiles set the tone for the rest of the room’s materials palette. To help transform the piece into a functioning modern day vanity, we added custom brass feet, new cabinet and drawer hardware, and an offset matte stone sink paired with a brushed brass single handle faucet.
We kept the space feeling relaxed and not too formal by incorporating fun, current silhouettes for the rest of our selections. A repeating pill-shaped motif shows up in the statement-making light fixtures, tub filler, hanging planters, and tub-side mirrored table. Similarly, reeded/fluted patterns can be found on the pocket door glass, bathroom accessories, artwork, and louvered linen closet door.
On the walls, natural limewash in the moody shade “Anise” from Bauwerk Color has been treated with a hand-burnished wax coating, making the textured surface safe for use in wet spaces. The suede-like finish adds rich character to the space, changing with the varying sunlight throughout the day. We’ve used a two-tone hexagon mosaic floor tile in both classic Carrara and dramatic Nero Marquina to help delineate the wet and dry halves of the bathroom. The soaking tub is placed on a 4” angled platform, breaking up the floor plan and making the space more dynamic.
Radiant heat floors, a hidden medicine cabinet, extra wide tiled shower niche, and new privacy glass windows are a few more features balancing form and function.
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