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iCork FloorThe strength of hardwood, the comfort of carpet. The best flooring for your home gym - Cork.
Need a flooring that’s not only strong but versatile for your home gym. Cork is your answer. Cork is strong enough to support exercise machines and give them a level surface to work off—unlike carpet, on which the machines can sink—and is soft and flexible enough underfoot to give a comfortable surface for high-impact exercises. Neither carpet or hardwood floors can give you both. For a gym, cork tiles are a better option. Look into cork today.
https://www.cancork.com/store/golden-beach-cork-tiles-8mm/
JCA ARCHITECTSCaesarstone surround at fireplace with granite hearth.
Exposed structural steel beam. cork floors and Weiland sliding glass doors,
Ashton RenovationsThe original basement in this 100 year old Toronto home was used mainly for storage. The ceiling was low, with no light, and outdated electrical and plumbing. The new basement features a separate laundry, furnace, bathroom, living room and mud room. The most prominent feature of this newly renovated basement is the underpinning, which increased ceiling height. Further is the beautiful new side entrance with frosted glass doors.
Aristea Rizakos
Kitchen Studio MontereyWho says Utility rooms need to be boring? These homeowners needed several storage solutions and had an unfinished basement just waiting for their personal touches. First off - they needed a utility sink located near their laundry appliances. Second they needed wine storage, general storage and file storage. They found just what they were looking for with custom cabinetry by Dewils in their Fenix slab door featuring nanotechnology! A soft touch, self-healing and anti-fingerprint finish (Thermal healing of microscratches - cool!) Interior drawers keep their wine organized and easy to access. They jazzed up the white finish with Wilsonart Quartz in "Key West", colorful backsplash tile in ocean hues and knobs featuring starfish and wine grapes.
Stayci Fast, New England Staging & InteriorsRefaced stone fireplace with Venatino Bianco Granite. Cork flooring.
Ashton RenovationsRenovations of this 100 year old home involved two stages: the first being the upstairs bathroom, followed by the kitchen and full scale update of the basement.
The original basement was used mainly for storage. The ceiling was low, with no light, and outdated electrical and plumbing. The new basement features a separate laundry, furnace, bathroom, living room and mud room. The most prominent feature of this newly renovated basement is the underpinning, which increased ceiling height. Further is the beautiful new side entrance with frosted glass doors.
Extensive repairs to the upstairs bathroom was much needed. It as well entailed converting the adjacent room into a full 4 pieces ensuite bathroom. The new spaces includes new floor joists and exterior framing along with insulation, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical. The bathrooms are a traditional design with subway tiles and mosaic marble tiles. The cast iron tub is an excellent focal feature of the bathroom that sets it back in time.
The original kitchen was cut off from the rest of the house. It also faced structural issues with the flooring and required extensive framing. The kitchen as well required extensive electrical, plumbing, and HVAC modifications. The new space is open, warm, bright and inviting. Our clients are most exited about now being able to enjoy the entire floor as one. We hope Stephan, Johanna, and Liam enjoy the home for many years to come along with the other improvements to the house.
Aristea Rizakos
Basement Design Ideas with Cork Floors
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