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This kitchen will transcend time and your mood. This custom kitchen has everything! These cabinets are a combination of inset construction and frameless construction. The white is classic and timeless and the grey island and butlers pantry gives it interest and makes the kitchen distinct. Don't forget to notice the island's quartzite top while the perimeter is a beautiful quartz. The butler's pantry has a little more bling for entertaining. But the walk in pantry has all the function you could ask for in any home. The desk is comfortable and right in the center of the house. The bulletin boards right in the place you need them all day long. This laundry room is so functional and practical that you may not mind doing laundry everyday! Design by Jean and Dan Thompson for DDK Kitchen Design Group Photographs by Mike Kaskel Cabinets by Dutch Made Cabinetry Countertops by Tithof Tile

This customer was very astute in the design of her deck. She designed it herself in a CAD program and had a blueprint for us to follow. They had installed a smaller deck along the front the their house and wanted to expand out to the side. The customer included this octagon section outlined in Trex Fire Pit to delineate the area from the rest of the Trex Tiki Torch decking for a cafe table. The deck was finished off with a Trex Transcends Fire Pit railing to match.

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This transcending pathway leads to the beautiful view of the front of the house. Cascading down the beauty of the hill. The stairs contrast the grassy color and boulder features.

This customer was very astute in the design of her deck. She designed it herself in a CAD program and had a blueprint for us to follow. They had installed a smaller deck along the front the their house and wanted to expand out to the side. The customer included this octagon section outlined in Trex Fire Pit to delineate the area from the rest of the Trex Tiki Torch decking for a cafe table. The deck was finished off with a Trex Transcends Fire Pit railing to match.

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