This is a beautiful install of a V300-6L108 PVC vinyl Tongue and Groove Privacy Grand Illusions Color Spectrum Adobe (L108) from Illusions Vinyl Fence. The install is awesome, the fence is awesome, the property is awesome, and the decor is awesome. What more can we say? It's pretty much perfect. Grand Illusions Color Spectrum Adobe (L108) is a very interesting and popular color. It's darker than Classic Beige (C101) AND it's matte finish. This gives it the look of a painted wood fence. Many consumers out there are looking for the matte finish of a painted wood fence, but wish it had the low maintenance of a vinyl fence. That's exactly what Grand Illusions provides.

With stylish, contemporary design and rich, painted matte black finish, this unique 52" Highboy Style Wood TV Stand in Matte Black has attractive doors with tempered, safety glass panes, adjustable shelving and ample storage space for a/v components and accessories. Console will accommodate most flat-panel TVs up to 55 in. Dimensions: TV Console 52" W x 16" D x 33" H

This is a beautiful install of a V300-6L108 PVC vinyl Tongue and Groove Privacy Grand Illusions Color Spectrum Adobe (L108) from Illusions Vinyl Fence. (RAINBOW NOT INCLUDED) The install is awesome, the fence is awesome, the property is awesome, and the decor is awesome. What more can we say? It's pretty much perfect. Grand Illusions Color Spectrum Adobe (L108) is a very interesting and popular color. It's darker than Classic Beige (C101) AND it's matte finish. This gives it the look of a painted wood fence. Many consumers out there are looking for the matte finish of a painted wood fence, but wish it had the low maintenance of a vinyl fence. That's exactly what Grand Illusions provides.

This is a beautiful install of a V300-6L108 PVC vinyl Tongue and Groove Privacy Grand Illusions Color Spectrum Adobe (L108) from Illusions Vinyl Fence. The install is awesome, the fence is awesome, the property is awesome, and the decor is awesome. What more can we say? It's pretty much perfect. Grand Illusions Color Spectrum Adobe (L108) is a very interesting and popular color. It's darker than Classic Beige (C101) AND it's matte finish. This gives it the look of a painted wood fence. Many consumers out there are looking for the matte finish of a painted wood fence, but wish it had the low maintenance of a vinyl fence. That's exactly what Grand Illusions provides.

Product Highlights: Matte Steel frame with logset behind fire screen Designed for in-wall placement Includes life-like flames that cannot be rivaled by our competitors Can heat any room up to 400 square feet Frontal location of heating vent allows for in-wall recess Price includes shipping and delivery costs The Touchstone Sideline Steel Electric Fireplace takes all the features of our popular Sideline glass faced fireplace, but brings it to you in a matte black steel face design, ideal for more traditional room settings. In place of the glass face of the standard Sideline, the Sideline Steel offers a black steel frame, with the heating element and logset behind a classic fireplace screen, lending to its more classic look. It's ideal for dens, basements or any room where a standard fireplace is being replaced or was never installed. The Touchstone Sideline Steel Electric Fireplace was designed to meet the needs of contractors and do-it-yourself installers, who are looking for the realistic flame of a Touchstone fireplace mounted flush to a wall. By eliminating the glass surface, the design lends itself to less modern installations. Like standard Sidelines, the heating element is in the front of the fireplace, so the flame and heat vent are situated near each other. Add the metal fire screen to the 5100 BTUs of heat, and you have a dramatically realistic flameset, all with no smoky smell or mess of a real fireplace. The Sideline Steel has 2 heat settings (high and low), and will heat a room up to 400 sq. ft. Also, the fireplace's flame can be used without the heating feature. The Sideline Steel is easy to install and comes with simple and understandable instructions. Realistic Flame The heart of Touchstone's electric fireplaces is the flame itself. We tell our customers the flame will go beyond your expectations, and the feedback we receive confirms it. The flames deliver the same relaxing effect of real flames, without the smell or mess, and it looks great in any room of the house. With the 5 settings offered by the Sideline Steel, ranging from a dim glow to a full fire blaze, you have the power to adjust the flame intensity based on your desired mood or lighting of the room with the control features on your unit’s remote. The Sideline Steel features a 5100 BTU heating element, allowing you to recess your electric fireplace into the wall while also providing heat through the vent in the front of the unit. The Sideline Steel offers two heat settings, which are quick to heat up a room up to 400 sq. ft. The classic fireplace look of the Sideline Steel along with the heating element will immediately change your room. Your electric fireplace’s heat settings can be controlled using the remote or the controls on the front of the unit, and you also have the option of controlling the heat by setting the Sideline Steel built-in heat timer for up to 7.5 hours. Now Comes With BOTH Faux Log and Glass Crystals - Exclusive to All Touchstone Sideline Series Fireplaces All Sideline Series Fireplaces now come with BOTH glass crystals and a faux log set. For a contemporary feel, install the glass crystals in your Sideline Series Fireplace. For a more traditional look, install the faux log set in your Sideline Series Fireplace. The Sideline Series Fireplace ships with both options, so you can choose the look that is right for you. Mounting and Use The Sideline Steel electric fireplace is versatile. Designed for insertion in your wall, it can also be mounted to your wall. Instructions for mounting and install come with the fireplace, and we recommend you follow the simple instructions provided. We do recommend placing your Sideline Steel at least 20” below your ceiling or 12” below your mounted flat screen because of its heating feature. Specifications 2 heat settings (high and low) Designed for recessed mounting in wall Remote control for heat and flame setting (batteries not included) Dual mode, operates with or without heat for only flame effect Built in timer mode for shut off in 30 minutes to 7.5 hours. If mounting under a wall mounted flat panel TV, mount fireplace at least 12 inches below the bottom of the TV. Frame color: Matte Black Fireplace dimensions: 50.4" wide x 24" high x 5.5" deep Firebox dimensions: 47" wide x 20.25" high x 5.2" deep Shipping carton dimensions: 55 in. x 11 in. x 26 in Fire Dimensions: 45" wide x 12" tall Part number: 80013 Watts: 1,500 BTU's: 5,118 Room Coverage: 400 ft. Fireplace Weight: 59 pounds Shipping Weight: 66 pounds Voltage: 120v Amperes: 11 and up

Robin Stancliff photo credits. My goal for this project was to create a modern, minimalist kitchen that isn’t cold or industrial. The original kitchen was very dark and enclosed, so the first step to enhancing this kitchen was to open it up and create a sense of light and space in the room. By raising the soffit, removing the built-in cabinets, and changing the position of the ovens, microwave, and refrigerator, I was able to create a better layout that maximizes every inch of the kitchen as useful space. I removed the divider wall, tripling the size of the opening from the dining room to the kitchen, and I added natural clear Alder cabinets. My client envisioned a kitchen with two-toned cabinets, so I paired the locally crafted Alder with grey upper cabinets and grey Shaker style cabinets on the island to make it stand out more. I also added wood-look LVT for a stylish yet highly durable kitchen floor. The countertops are Della Terra quartz with a matte finish for a more natural feeling texture that cuts down on glare, and I paired the counters with a grey porcelain subway tile backsplash for easy-cleaning. A unique feature of this kitchen is that the outlets are barely visible, as I hid them underneath the cabinets. I added under-cabinet lighting, and converted the kitchen lights to LED, aside from the Edison lightbulbs in the hanging pendants. The biggest challenge for this project was devising a way to heat and cool the kitchen while working with minimal structural elements. However, by moving the HVAC above the refrigerator the kitchen now has more cooling than it did previously, while having a more modern aesthetic. With natural lighting and abundant storage options, this kitchen is now bright, clean, and de-cluttered.

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Robin Stancliff photo credits. My goal for this project was to create a modern, minimalist kitchen that isn’t cold or industrial. The original kitchen was very dark and enclosed, so the first step to enhancing this kitchen was to open it up and create a sense of light and space in the room. By raising the soffit, removing the built-in cabinets, and changing the position of the ovens, microwave, and refrigerator, I was able to create a better layout that maximizes every inch of the kitchen as useful space. I removed the divider wall, tripling the size of the opening from the dining room to the kitchen, and I added natural clear Alder cabinets. My client envisioned a kitchen with two-toned cabinets, so I paired the locally crafted Alder with grey upper cabinets and grey Shaker style cabinets on the island to make it stand out more. I also added wood-look LVT for a stylish yet highly durable kitchen floor. The countertops are Della Terra quartz with a matte finish for a more natural feeling texture that cuts down on glare, and I paired the counters with a grey porcelain subway tile backsplash for easy-cleaning. A unique feature of this kitchen is that the outlets are barely visible, as I hid them underneath the cabinets. I added under-cabinet lighting, and converted the kitchen lights to LED, aside from the Edison lightbulbs in the hanging pendants. The biggest challenge for this project was devising a way to heat and cool the kitchen while working with minimal structural elements. However, by moving the HVAC above the refrigerator the kitchen now has more cooling than it did previously, while having a more modern aesthetic. With natural lighting and abundant storage options, this kitchen is now bright, clean, and de-cluttered.

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Robin Stancliff photo credits. My goal for this project was to create a modern, minimalist kitchen that isn’t cold or industrial. The original kitchen was very dark and enclosed, so the first step to enhancing this kitchen was to open it up and create a sense of light and space in the room. By raising the soffit, removing the built-in cabinets, and changing the position of the ovens, microwave, and refrigerator, I was able to create a better layout that maximizes every inch of the kitchen as useful space. I removed the divider wall, tripling the size of the opening from the dining room to the kitchen, and I added natural clear Alder cabinets. My client envisioned a kitchen with two-toned cabinets, so I paired the locally crafted Alder with grey upper cabinets and grey Shaker style cabinets on the island to make it stand out more. I also added wood-look LVT for a stylish yet highly durable kitchen floor. The countertops are Della Terra quartz with a matte finish for a more natural feeling texture that cuts down on glare, and I paired the counters with a grey porcelain subway tile backsplash for easy-cleaning. A unique feature of this kitchen is that the outlets are barely visible, as I hid them underneath the cabinets. I added under-cabinet lighting, and converted the kitchen lights to LED, aside from the Edison lightbulbs in the hanging pendants. The biggest challenge for this project was devising a way to heat and cool the kitchen while working with minimal structural elements. However, by moving the HVAC above the refrigerator the kitchen now has more cooling than it did previously, while having a more modern aesthetic. With natural lighting and abundant storage options, this kitchen is now bright, clean, and de-cluttered.

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The cabinetry in this remodel isn’t just storage — it’s a statement. Crafted with precision and purpose, every cabinet was custom-designed to deliver a streamlined, cohesive look throughout the kitchen and laundry room. Full-overlay flat-panel doors create uninterrupted surfaces, eliminating the visual breaks caused by traditional frames and gaps. The result is a smooth, continuous look that exudes sophistication. Instead of traditional knobs or pulls, the cabinets feature touch-latch systems and integrated finger grooves, preserving the clean aesthetic while still being highly functional. Cabinet finishes were carefully selected in soft matte tones, including warm whites and muted taupes, reflecting light subtly without creating glare. These low-sheen surfaces offer a modern, velvety texture that’s both easy to maintain and visually calming.

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Robin Stancliff photo credits. My goal for this project was to create a modern, minimalist kitchen that isn’t cold or industrial. The original kitchen was very dark and enclosed, so the first step to enhancing this kitchen was to open it up and create a sense of light and space in the room. By raising the soffit, removing the built-in cabinets, and changing the position of the ovens, microwave, and refrigerator, I was able to create a better layout that maximizes every inch of the kitchen as useful space. I removed the divider wall, tripling the size of the opening from the dining room to the kitchen, and I added natural clear Alder cabinets. My client envisioned a kitchen with two-toned cabinets, so I paired the locally crafted Alder with grey upper cabinets and grey Shaker style cabinets on the island to make it stand out more. I also added wood-look LVT for a stylish yet highly durable kitchen floor. The countertops are Della Terra quartz with a matte finish for a more natural feeling texture that cuts down on glare, and I paired the counters with a grey porcelain subway tile backsplash for easy-cleaning. A unique feature of this kitchen is that the outlets are barely visible, as I hid them underneath the cabinets. I added under-cabinet lighting, and converted the kitchen lights to LED, aside from the Edison lightbulbs in the hanging pendants. The biggest challenge for this project was devising a way to heat and cool the kitchen while working with minimal structural elements. However, by moving the HVAC above the refrigerator the kitchen now has more cooling than it did previously, while having a more modern aesthetic. With natural lighting and abundant storage options, this kitchen is now bright, clean, and de-cluttered.

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The cabinetry in this remodel isn’t just about storage — it’s a design feature in its own right. Built with precision, the full-overlay flat-panel doors eliminate visual clutter while enhancing the modern, minimalist look. Soft matte finishes in warm neutrals give the space a contemporary feel that’s calming and timeless. Instead of conventional handles or knobs, we integrated touch-latch mechanisms and finger-pull grooves, preserving the clean aesthetic while ensuring ease of use. Cabinet faces were also custom-fitted with appliance panels to seamlessly integrate the refrigerator, dishwasher, and more into the design, maintaining an uninterrupted visual flow. What truly elevates the functionality of this kitchen is the use of premium Kesseböhmer hardware — a hallmark of German innovation. From soft-close drawer glides to the sleek pull-out systems in the pantry, every motion is smooth, quiet, and purposeful. The pantry, in particular, features Kesseböhmer’s full-extension pull-outs and swing-out shelving, allowing maximum access and visibility, even in tight spaces. This hardware doesn't just enhance storage — it transforms it. Additional features include: Floating upper cabinets with integrated LED lighting Hidden toe-kick drawers for added storage Vertical tray dividers and drawer organizers designed for both utility and elegance The craftsmanship is visible in every detail, from the precise reveals between cabinet fronts to the flush end panels and custom trim work.