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http://media.charlotteobserver.com/smedia/2012/11/16/10/35/LLfrc.St.138.jpeg|482Kitchen over $120,000: Before
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DeRhodes Construction, and Team Entry Award, Harkey Tile and Stone.
A home built in 1972 with a choppy floor plan. The work removed walls, added 380 square feet , double doors added to a new outdoor terrace. existing lighting replaced with task and dimmable ambient lighting. Also pantry with door activated interior lighting.. Area with laundry and children's lockers on one side, formal dining room and office space on the opposite side. Photo by DUSTIN PECK -
http://media.charlotteobserver.com/smedia/2012/11/16/10/35/1iZV9Z.St.138.jpeg|468Residental interior remodeling under $100,000: Before
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Case Remodeling. cost was about $42,000
Convert a sun room into a rec room with a bar to mimic a traditional English pub. includes a wine fridge, including prep sink, refrigerator, ice maker. Not shown is a reclaimed rustic fireplace mantel and river stone surround. Photography by Deborah Scannell -
http://media.charlotteobserver.com/smedia/2012/11/16/10/35/7yOG1.St.138.jpeg|525Residential Kitchen under $40,000: Before
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DiFabion Remodeling.
The project sought to open a home with compartmentalized rooms by widening openings into adjacent rooms, improved the footprint of the kitchen eliminated a pantry to provide more open space.. Added an island that with pendant lighting and clipped corners on the granite counter top to allow for better traffic flow. Hickory hardwood flooring offered a mixture of light and dark accents to complement the cabinets. -
http://media.charlotteobserver.com/smedia/2012/11/16/10/35/aMLPa.St.138.jpeg|468Residential interior element: Before
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http://media.charlotteobserver.com/smedia/2012/11/16/10/35/19pVc2.St.138.jpeg|416Residential interior element: After
David Tyson & Associates
Update kitchen without a complete renovation. Work included a wine cooler. The 80-inch glass bar top is what set this island aside from the usual. more glass door cabinets for display space. Custom arched legs of solid cherry created support for the bar top. Nodine Photography. -
http://media.charlotteobserver.com/smedia/2012/11/16/10/34/BkcRb.St.138.jpeg|468Residential exterior under $100K: Before
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http://media.charlotteobserver.com/smedia/2012/11/16/10/34/eBeqV.St.138.jpeg|416Residential exterior under $100K: After
Schultz Custom Home
Client wanted to enjoy the backyard more but direct sun made the deck unbearably hot in the summer. They saw a picture of a screen room they liked and incorporated a quality sound sytem that plays music from a iPad. Jim Schmid Photography -
http://media.charlotteobserver.com/smedia/2012/11/16/10/35/13wjVB.St.138.jpeg|525Residential exterior, $100,000 and over: Before
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http://media.charlotteobserver.com/smedia/2012/11/16/10/35/173TjX.St.138.jpeg|421Residential exterior, $100,000 and over: After
Advanced Renovation.
Owners loved the Georgian brick home but the aging deck was falling away from the house and decided to replace it with project for year-round enjoyment. They wanted it to feel like a natural extension and decided to make the fireplace a key focal point. They added a full masonry foundation with a suspended slab to allow for storage below. There's a flat-screen TV above the fireplace. Jim Schmid Photography.
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