Standard Roman shades on Front Door and side lights (with side valances) Living room Oklahoma stripe cotton/linen blend Casamance fabric
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Final product. Clear satin finish. Final product looks clean and smooth and requires little maintenance.
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This gunite pool has been completed by Gappsi in Nissequogue, Saint James NY.
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TimberTech® Decking provides the look of wood, but never needs to be stained. The railing is a maintenance-free Fortress™ Railing system. The deck is off the garage's master suite.

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Hunter Douglas Vignette Roman shades with top down/bottom up We can take any fabric of your choice and make a beautiful roman shade out of it. There are so many options to enhance the look of the shade. We can add contrast fabric banding, light filtering lining or even blackout lining if you want a dark room. Hunter Douglas Vignette roman shades are also a great roman shade choice because they offer cordless and top down options.