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Kitchen Remodel

Huck, member | November 29th, 2008

This kitchen remodel took place in early 2008. The clients had approached a local franchise kitchen remodeler to make their dream kitchen come true. But the initial contractor had been...

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Bathroom Makeover

Huck, member | November 29th, 2008

Our initial contact resulted when this particular client was surfing the internet in search of a remodeling contractor, and found us. He invited us over for a look and a discussionWhat...

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Zenfully Green -Arbour House

Paul_Denys, member | November 29th, 20083 comments

This small chop up bathroom was in two disjointed pieces; a small closet-like room for the toilet and a dark cramped tub and sink room.Removing the walls between the two and amalgamating both...

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Porch Restoration

Mikes8500, member | November 29th, 2008

Porch Rebuild part of a whole house restoration. Refinising original clapboards from 1892. Deck was in such bad shape I replaced with mahogony and Ipe border.

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Custom Home Cinema

ikelman, member | November 28th, 2008

Five months of DIY (With help) construction. Started with a 12' X 21' space.

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Norris Brothers Millworker House

Cobourn, member | November 28th, 20081 comment

This was a major renovation to an 1850's millworkers house in Historic Leesburg, Virginia. It started our being about 900 s.f. and we added an additonal 1700 s.f. to it but the stipulation was...

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Gritton Mills

Cobourn, member | November 28th, 2008

This was a 1750's mill in Middleburg, Virgina that we added another 3000 sf of space. The addition's details matched that of the original home. The foundation stone was harvested from the...

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Buckskin Manor

Cobourn, member | November 28th, 20082 comments

This was a 1750 log taven and now a bed and breakfast in Hillsboro, Virginia that we added an inkeepers wing. All the millwork was custom made by us. The owner came to us with pictures of...

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Our Custom Tudor in Virginia

Bill_Kapes, member | November 27th, 2008

This is our custom Tudor in Stafford Virginia. It was an unusual joint venture with a custom builder in the area. We were responsible for all plumbing, low voltage wiring, all cabinet work ...

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Garage Mahal

Anthony_Pearson, member | November 26th, 20082 comments

With it's functional cupola and weather vane, stone veneer, copper flashings, carriage door, cedar trim and cedar shingles, this single-car garage is known locally as the 'Garage Mahal'. nbspThe...

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Addition Reinvented

Anthony_Pearson, member | November 26th, 2008

An unusual chance to correct a missed opportunity on this detached Ottawa house. The new layout adds only 20 ft2 to the Master Bedroom but manages to carve out a new walk-in closet under the...

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Modern Farmhouse

homedesign, member | November 26th, 2008

This New Home is in the historic district of an old Texas Railroad town...located two blocks from a light rail station. The Lot is very Small...No Homes were torn down to make...

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Suspended Ceiling Tile - Ever see one like this?

PedroTheMule, member | November 25th, 20081 comment

I started this several weeks ago in my basement. When we built the house we framed at 10' so we could put in a suspended ceiling providing future access. I wanted to create additional living space...

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The Shed

crookedshack, member | November 25th, 20082 comments

This is where the lawn mower lives. We have never really gotten along, and about a year ago he became really depressed about our relationship. I figured the best way to make amends was with a new...

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Auxiliary Pantry Storage

zbalk, member | November 25th, 2008

Here's an auxiliary pantry I recently built to augment our overstuffed built in pantry. It has 5 shelves and 72 cubic feet of storage.

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Outdoor Storage Project

zbalk, member | November 25th, 2008

Here's a storage building I recently built on an unused strip of yard. It houses all the yard tools and mower and provides room for two cords of firewood.

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Kitchen

ZS_Design_Architect, member | November 25th, 20083 comments

A well appointed kitchen without the large expense.

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Long Island Sound Eclectic addition

ZS_Design_Architect, member | November 25th, 20081 comment

Addition to 1930 structure with complete facade re-design to match client's eclectic interests and lifestyle. Situated along Long Island Sound on City Island, within NYC with forever easterly views...

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NYC Shingle Style

ZS_Design_Architect, member | November 25th, 2008

To be built on Landmarked property where Long Days Journey into Night, staring Katharine Hepburn was filmed. This modern Shingle Style guest cottage with wrap around porch is in keeping with...

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Walnut Staircase

Ted W., member | November 25th, 2008

I was hired to assemble this staircase. Parts were shipped to me, I fitted them together. Of course, lot's of tweeking and re-cutting to get everything tight. The wood is walnut and I understand it...

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Designers Office

jmwyman, member | November 25th, 20086 comments

Located in Western Massachusetts, this 650 square foot designers studio contains a small vaulted workspace and meeting room. The building is positioned on a southerly axis for maximum...

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Traditional Porch Addition

alanjohn, member | November 25th, 20083 comments

A traditional style porch addition and new bay window transforms the look of this early 20th century city home. Square columns taper in the upper two thirds.

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Cedar deck with glass and steel

alanjohn, member | November 25th, 20086 comments

Cedar deck with glass flooring and stainless steel railings

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Camp Construction

GeoBriggs, member | November 24th, 2008

Replaced old camp. Took three years on weekends. Finally see end in sight. My wife is afraid of what the next project will be. 3 lots available across lake, could take the boat to...

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200 s.f. Art Studio

Chramiec, member | November 24th, 20086 comments

Small art studio I built for a good friend of mine. In Olympia you can build a freestanding structure up to 200 s.f. (recently raised from 100 s.f.) without a permit. It was...

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Mud room lockers

StWeiler, member | November 24th, 20082 comments

These mudroom lockers were built out of 2 sheets of 3/4" oak veneer ply and some misc. hardware. All done using pocket screw joinery. Pretty simple weekend project.

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Instructions for Using the Gallery (beta)

Official Fine Homebuilding Post, editor | November 24th, 20083 comments

Here's how to create a free account, upload your photos, edit posts, and share all posts with your friends.

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Quartered Oak Stairway

quatersawn, member | November 24th, 20081 comment

Simply Quartered. However, because of the winders, and codes for stairways, this was a mathematical and construction mind bender.

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buffet converted to a bar

quatersawn, member | November 24th, 20082 comments

Antique buffet converted to a wet bar

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We have a castle

jeniferkey, member | November 24th, 2008

We started adding the tower and preparing for the house to look like a small castle in 2004. We're a lot closer to finishing, but there's still a lot of work to do.

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Swiss chalet treehouse

Gaston, member | November 24th, 2008

I always wanted to build a treehouse with a Swiss chalet theme. The design is based on the simpler alpine mountain huts, with a few flourishes borrowed from fancier Swiss farm houses

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Converting a New England Carriage House into a Ranch-Style Home

spinoza2, member | November 24th, 2008

I purchased this 10,000 sq ft property with an in-ground swimming pool and a 100-year old carriage house. The garage was still in excellent condition, so to preserve it and to best make use of the...

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