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the thoughtful planning of the space for the particular client who was overwhelmed.
custom storage!! items used daily get priority access space
Check for layout of kids bathroom.
multi height island is really interesting. Would we be hosting any buffet style gatherings? Or perhaps assembling contributions to tea parties, pot lucks, etc...
Atlanta Craftsman Kitchen
maybe a better layout in our current primary bedroom?
maybe talk to this Seattle designer?
the whole look of the kitchen
good advice in comments section!!!
like the harking back to earlier times
floorplan might work for our house minus garage and mudroom. stairs could go up to attic room.
listing of various pleats and the idea of a "memory stitch" for consistent pleating at the bottom of the drape
shared shower - could be left closed until needed by tiling all the way across one access initially and opening it when there are sibs in each room.
look at Highland Park Craftsman. Small bathroom layouts could be better, IMHO.
need to check out this designer in LA. I like the way she improved the "cottage" feel. Like the big headboard and details in the kitchen. A little to bright and feminine for me though.
I still love the idea of a butler's pantry or walk thru closet. this is beautiful
Craftsman home kitchen remodel. nice colors and design.
kitchen is beautiful and may be similar in size to ours. like the disguised dishwasher and refrigerator and use of wood/walnut
like our small master bath. good comments, too!
I really like this kitchen, the vintage style, the color, the slightly elevated design of the sink, the powder room. Don't care for the pendant lights.
Good notes on kitchen storage & solutions. Double ovens are at a good height, but doing it that way means losing counter space. Oven is awkwardly low in condo. Same with "appliance garage" - means losing counter space. Alternative for a heavy mixer is the lift-up shelf.
Another good article on the "WHY" thought process before meeting with pros to plan a remodel
for condo - ceiling tracks & sheer drapery for living room and maybe layered in master bedroom. glass partition and/or ceiling mount shower curtain for master bath
Organizing article
mentions "Living in Place Institute" as a source
"how do you want your home to feel?" relaxed, creative, fun, welcoming, authentic, etc....
good description of this architect's process w/clients.
notes dimensions for different sized entry ways in body of article
several nice entry way pics
good list of "take aways" at the end of article.
Another view of Low Country Retreat.
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