Yep, What you see here is two pine boards that have been butt jointed end to end with a piece of walnut between them. When you DIY you can do whatever you like and this is how you celebrate a limitation.

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Durable. Fresh. Inspiring. The design brief for this property was specific - upscale student meets single professional. The space can be easily adapted and cleaned and included; low-pile, stain resistant carpet; scrubbable wall paint; low maintenance, aqua plank vinyl flooring and Scandinavian furnishing, encompassing classic plastic elements. Together, mixed with Mid-century modern decor, this property has become a pleasing space to both focus on studies and live with flexibility, allowing either students of professionals to add their personal style. Keeping within a specified budget, the house sparks interest by using mustard and grey colour blocking; LED pendants; a chalkboard painted wall; tan faux-leather stools; staggered Herringbone gloss tiles; a photography gallery wall, and brushed brass finishings on cupboards, handles and light fixtures. With my client, we have completely renovated this 4 bed, 3 bath from it’s studs to a fit-for-purpose investment.

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With many choices of flooring for wine rooms, it is best to consult with an expert when choosing the best option. The flooring in this modern wine cellar in Dallas was made of bamboo. US Cellar Systems provided the the wine cooling unit in this project. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/USCellarSystems/ US Cellar Systems 2470 Brayton Ave. Signal Hill, California 90755 (562) 513-3017 dan@uscellarsystems.com Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/USCellarSystems/

Creative conversion of a two story rear pop-out on a 1908 Craftsman in the Ravenna neighborhood to serve as a mother-in-law space. The client took on tile and paint herself after we focused our work on building new petite stairs to the loft, new plumbing, lighting, and cabinetry. An old door was re-purposed as the loft railing. Looking for creative storage solutions, we included a built-in bookcase and a hidden storage area under the stairs accessed through hinged stair treads.