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StoneWorks, Inc.
Closer view of the beautiful glass tile backsplash over the stove top. The backsplash, in a 4 x 12 glass tile, helps pull out the gray in the Minuet Quartz countertops.
Warren Cabinets/Tolson Appliance Center
Appliances provided and installed by TolsonAppliance Center in Warrenton, VA.
Photo courtesy of Pat Gardner
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MJS Designers Group
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Cabinets by: Kitchen Crafters Inc, Altamonte Springs, Fl.
KraftMaster Renovations
Natural wood look is something that will never fade from being beautiful. On a piece of trim or molding, its all about layers and joining the edges in a smooth and perfect fashion.
K Squared Builders - Dale Kramer
The owner made this beautiful oak table and the cutting board top on the rolling cabinet.
O’Hara Interiors
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Reader & Swartz Architects, P.C.
This house is firmly planted in the Shenandoah Valley, while its inspiration is tied to the owner’s British ancestry and fondness for English country houses.
The main level of the house is organized with the living room and the kitchen / dining spaces flanking a center hall and an open staircase (which is open up to the attic level). On the attic level, a roof deck embraces expansive views of the property and the Blue Ridge Mountains to the southeast.
E. F. San Juan
Private Residence / Santa Rosa Beach, Florida
Architect: Savoie Architects
Builder: Davis Dunn Construction
The owners of this lovely, wooded five-parcel site on Choctawhatchee Bay wanted to build a comfortable and inviting home that blended in with the natural surroundings. They also wanted the opportunity to bring the outside indoors by allowing ample natural lighting through windows and expansive folding door systems that they could open up when the seasons permitted. The windows on the home are custom made and impact-rated by our partners at Loewen in Steinbach, Canada. The natural wood exterior doors and transoms are E. F. San Juan Invincia® impact-rated products.
Edward San Juan had worked with the home’s interior designer, Erika Powell of Urban Grace Interiors, showing her samples of poplar bark siding prior to the inception of this project. This product was historically used in Appalachia for the exterior siding of cabins; Powell loved the product and vowed to find a use for it on a future project. This beautiful private residence provided just the opportunity to combine this unique material with other natural wood and stone elements. The interior wood beams and other wood components were sourced by the homeowners and made a perfect match to create an unobtrusive home in a lovely natural setting.
Challenges:
E. F. San Juan’s main challenges on this residential project involved the large folding door systems, which opened up interior living spaces to those outdoors. The sheer size of these door systems made it necessary that all teams work together to get precise measurements and details, ensuring a seamless transition between the areas. It was also essential to make sure these massive door systems would blend well with the home’s other components, with the reflection of nature and a rustic look in mind. All elements were also impact-rated to ensure safety and security in any coastal storms.
Solution:
We worked closely with the teams from Savoie, Davis Dunn, and Urban Grace to source the impact-rated folding doors from Euro-Wall Systems and create the perfect transition between nature and interior for this rustic residence on the bay. The customized expansive folding doors open the great room up to the deck with outdoor living space, while the counter-height folding window opens the kitchen up to bar seating and a grilling area.
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Photos by Brittany Godbee Photographer
BKC Kitchen and Bath
In partnership with Joubert Design-Build, BKC designer Jennifer Rogers designed and implemented Crystal Cabinet Works Inc. cabinetry throughout this spacious San Antonio Parade Home. Butler's Pantry: Springfield door style, Natural Maple, with flip-up doors.
Photo by: Siggi Ragnar
Hastings Construction Inc
For added interest, the island was painted a darker version of the wall color and was finished with beadboard for a change in texture. The backsplash chosen is a mixture of white 3x6 subway and 4x4 tiles, topped off with shiplap siding.
Vicki Simon Interior Design
A receding door cabinet reveals a coffee station inside. photo by David Papazian
Kitchen Solvers of Columbus
This 1922 beautiful home needed a kitchen to match its beauty. The peninsula was removed, and an island was added. The new cabinets were done in a maple seamless shaker door from the Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection line done in a stunning Isle of Pines color. Next, we installed a new Quartz countertop in Calcatta Alta MSI and a white bevel 3 x 6 backsplash with silver Mapie 27 grout. We also added a bar area with custom shelving. The colors, style, and the finishes all tie in and give this kitchen an updated sophisticated look. It is also now more open, inviting, and functioning.
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