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The faux painted china cabinet is finished in a yellow base paint with green glazing on all the edging. The bead board back and soft scallop valances create a perfect place for this clients pewter collection. The colonial side chairs are painted to match the cabinet with hand painted sprays of fresh herbs on the top rails and drawer fronts of the cabinet. The glass cabinets are finished in a bottle green milk paint.

Peeking through the frameless shower glass you can see the vertical 12x24 wall tile in Sahara Autumn Tile, and the Amber Tea 5/8" mosaic accent tile. What do you choose the beautiful shower or a hot bath in the gorgeous tub? Decisions, decisions....

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The guest bathroom shower tile is Jeera taupe slate in 12 x 12 size with an inset border of Fascia Rami from Olympia. Photo by Split Second Photography

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This country farmhouse fireplace was re-built with an antique brick surround and hearth. To finish this surround a new wooden mantel was applied with a faux finish that ages the look of the wood grain.

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The family bought this traditional home in 2008, and we remodeled 2 bathrooms for them, then. We talked about remodeling the kitchen in 2012, but did not begin the project until 2013. The homeowners selected white painted maple with a shaker style door, and contemporary poles. The lighting was updated to make the kitchen brighter; a microwave drawer was added, along with all new stainless steel appliances, including a hood. The countertops are Heirloom Grey quartz with a double laminated edge. The load-bearing wall was removed, and a 22-foot steel support beam and support column were installed to give an open first floor feel. The homeowners couldn't be happier.

Katie Snyder Photography Designed by Gabriela Eisenhart and Holly Conlan
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They had the common issue of multiple doors in their bathroom. To address this, we flipped the bathroom entry door to open into the bedroom instead of the bathroom and we installed a stylish barn door to cover the closet and the water closet.

Michelle and Dominic had purchased their home in Wake Forest several years earlier with the idea in mind that it would serve as a family-centric place where they could gather with extended family. Situated in a quiet residential neighborhood with large lots, it was the perfect place for them to raise and home school their 4 children. As their family grew, the children’s daily activities were split between the 1st and 2nd floors, making it difficult to coordinate activities amongst them all. And their extended family get-togethers had become cramped and increasingly difficult to accommodate everyone comfortably. They were in need of added living space that could serve their family’s needs as well as provide extra entertaining areas to host family gatherings. With our experience in helping homeowners secure financing for their Home Improvement projects, we worked with Dominic and Michelle to prepare all of the necessary documentation required to apply for an FHA 203K Home Renovation loan. As a result, they were able to finance the full cost of the construction of their new Family Room Addition. Our solution was to add a 1st floor living space that harmonized with the existing floor plan and décor, was central to the existing Kitchen, and flexible enough to facilitate large groups and accommodate the whole family’s daily activities and access to the outdoors. As a result of their newly added flexible living area, they are now able to comfortably gather with their extended family as well accommodate the whole family’s needs, giving them the opportunity spend more quality time with their family and friends. Design Features Harmony with the home’s existing architecture and décor. Seamless Transition into the adjoining Kitchen and Living Room, separating the two with a light and bright 15-Lite Double French Door. Light and bright natural hardwood flooring. A bright and open floor plan achieved by introducing a double 15-Lite French door in the Kitchen and generous amount of double-hung Low-E windows. Window Well in the Roof to accommodate required foot-print placement. Easy access to the outdoors and the large deck and yard. Extra storage space for tools and outdoor equipment. Energy Efficient and Green Features 1st floor HVAC Compressor and Air Handler replaced with a more efficient 15 Seer unit. Floor penetrations and perimeter bottom plates caulked and air sealed. No-VOC Paints and Finishes. Durable Exterior Construction No-Maintenance Composite and PVC Low-E Windows Cement Fiber Siding Cement Fiber and PVC Trim Life-time Architectural Shingles Metal Roof Flashing with Gutter Kick-Outs Superior Window Flashing and Water Intrusion sealing measures

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