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Mid-sized elegant master white tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile and white floor drop-in bathtub photo with white cabinets, gray walls, an undermount sink, quartz countertops and beaded inset cabinets

Photo: Rachel Loewen © 2019 Houzz
Inspiration for a timeless dining room remodel in Kansas City
Inspiration for a timeless dining room remodel in Kansas City

Douglas fir finished with woca oil white
Trendy master light wood floor bedroom photo in San Francisco with white walls
Trendy master light wood floor bedroom photo in San Francisco with white walls
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Homeowner inherited this buffet from her grandparents. It was dark mahogany which was not the right look for the new space. We painted it using Annie Sloan Chalk Paint and placed the owner's prized antique mirror above it. Original art by Fred Cox, Alpharetta, GA.
Photo by JMAUROPHOTO

Easy DIY project to contain that cumbersome garden hose. Find the tutorial here on my blog: http://www.simplyorganized.me/2014/10/simple-diy-hose-holder.html

Everyone wants clean hot tub water. Consider such products as the Spa Frog Mineral Sanitizer; there’s also floating chlorinators, Sparkle Spa and Spa Bromine/Chlorine Dispensers, and combo sets that make keeping water clean easy to do.
Did you know that you can even come to our showroom for a private tutorial on using hot tub chemicals. Just phone our showroom and schedule an appointment.
Other practical accessories include spa vacuums, test kits, thermometers, and additives that help soak up oils and suntan lotion. There’s also an attachable handrail that changes direction for support when getting both in and out of your spa.
www.longislandhottub.com

Natalie M Harmon
Home design - mid-sized transitional l-shaped porcelain tile home design idea with a farmhouse sink, gray cabinets, marble countertops, blue backsplash, glass tile backsplash and white appliances
Home design - mid-sized transitional l-shaped porcelain tile home design idea with a farmhouse sink, gray cabinets, marble countertops, blue backsplash, glass tile backsplash and white appliances

While preparing to build their new ICF home in Arcadia, our clients hired EKB to create a modern kitchen that would reflect their lifestyle desires. We call this “The Edge”. This project was all about clean lines while maintaining interest and an inviting warmth in the home. Our custom cabinetry was created with flat panel doors and drawers with laminate finishes for an easy to maintain surface with a modern, crisp edge. Quartz from Dekton – Helena, evokes the feeling of clouds as it soars above the cooktop in a gradated design that was echoed in the hidden channel pulls on the cabinetry below. The Thermador appliances included paneled refrigerator and freezer flanking the induction cooktop and custom vent hood. (If you are not familiar with the benefits Induction offers, watch our video tutorial here: Induction.) Other design elements include our low-bar seating at the island which also incorporates a Galley Workstation Sink.
In the tall cabinet to the right of the ovens you will notice the open space below. This allows their robot vacuum to roam freely at the specified time while placing itself out of sight when not in use.
As you tour our portfolio, you will see a wide range of styles from Rustic to Ultra Modern. EKB Home does not have one particular style that we “do”. In fact, we strive to make each project unique so that each of our homeowners has something special. This one is just that!
For this project, our homeowners invited us into the process before their home was even in the framing stage, allowing us to carefully refine the kitchen and pantry layout long before the finishes were installed. Thoughtful planning during construction leads to a more functional, elevated, and beautifully finished home.

Read entire blog post at:
https://www.shadesofgraydesign.com/blog/demystifying-the-cost-of-full-service-interior-design
When it comes to interior design, there's no denying that full-service options can carry a substantial price tag. It is in fact, a luxury service. This often prompts the question: "Why is full-service interior design so expensive?"
As homeowners, it's natural to feel the urge to take on interior design projects ourselves. After all, we have access to a wealth of inspiration online and countless DIY tutorials at our fingertips; however, there's a distinct advantage to enlisting the expertise of a professional interior designer.

Modern Kitchen Designed and Built with Custom Cabinetry in this new construction home in Oklahoma.
While preparing to build his new ICF home on the edge of a lake, our client hired us to design and build every room inside the home, including this Modern Kitchen. Beginning with our custom frameless cabinetry with slab doors, we used a finish that provides a soft and luxurious feel in matte black and grey. Interior storage features were added to provide full function, even with tall or deep cabinets. The island was finished with the stone veneer panels in the front, with an electric trash slide out on the user side. To provide even more functionality, the Galley Ideal Workstation was placed in the island, opposite the Thermador Freedom Induction cooktop in against the wall. (If you are not familiar with the benefits Induction offers, watch our video tutorial here: Induction.) Other design elements include our custom, hand=made bronze venthood, and the painstaking placement of the multiple leg pendant lighting over the island. We created a truly functional kitchen for the modern chef!

Brittany Bailey
Home design - small eclectic home design idea in Raleigh
Home design - small eclectic home design idea in Raleigh

Brittany aka Pretty Handy Girl
Example of a classic kitchen design in Raleigh
Example of a classic kitchen design in Raleigh
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