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ODS Architecture
Game room view of the Caldera split face stone wall, the owners found this rock while hiking and asked that it be incorporated into the design. A slim steel shelf cantilevers out from the wall above the Vox billiard table. The exterior patio with seating flanks a new bocce ball court.
NEI Corp
Tired of your tacky tarnished gold rimmed fireplace making your space look dated? A quick update can transform an ugly fireplace into a modern beautiful up to date focal point.
RRS Design + Build, LLC
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Apartment 46 for the Home
This "in progress" shot was taken just after the custom white-lacquered cabinets and porcelain tile surround was installed. This is not the finished product. :) The cabinets have a very minimal depth of 9" and come out on either side of the television (which has since been replaced with a much larger screen). The original stone hearth was removed to make the room feel larger and the floor was repaired - a hearth was not required for a gas burning fireplace.
Parlay Interiors, llc
This modern, transitional, family room proves that neutrals don't have to be boring!
Hearth Manor Design Group
Regency City Series San Francisco Bay three sided bay fireplace creates a focal point that shows off the fire from multiple angles in the room.
Gary Rosard Architect
While the exterior of this 1960 ranch house was subtly transformed, the interior was significantly re-imagined to give a fresh contemporary feel. Original rooms were reconfigured to suit the modern lifestyle of a young family. Significant energy efficiency upgrades as well as many sustainable material choices were included.
Photos- Peter Kubilus
Sandy Anghie Architect
With south facing rear, one of the key aspects of the design was to separate the new living / kitchen space from the original house with a courtyard - to allow northern light to the main living spaces. The courtyard also provides cross ventilation and a great connection with the garden. This is a huge change from the original south facing kitchen and meals, which was not only very small, but quite dark and gloomy.
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