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The siding is tongue and groove siding with a square reveal instead of the "v" reveal. The finish is a flood stain product that is semi transparent. Thanks,

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Like the persimmon color door with dark trim accents around it

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The soffit is built with clear cedar T&G boards that are coated with Sikkens semi-transparent stain. I believe the colour was "chocolate" or similar cooler tone. Takes a bit of the bright red out of the cedar.

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6x21 tile laid on stacked bond for floors.

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This is knotted cedar. The look tends to be more rustic the more the knots are emphasized. Here, the use of the warm stain minimizes the impact of the knots and drives the design towards contemporary.

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Really like this dimensional stone for exterior cladding

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Hi..What is the fireplace material? Thanks. Like 4 Comments Hide comments PRO Matarozzi Pelsinger Builders Pre-cast corrugated concrete. 1 Like Bookmark June 6, 2012 at 9:28AM miele Thanks for the quick response. Is this custom, or is there a manufacturer? Thanks again. Like Bookmark June 6, 2012 at 10:27AM PRO Matarozzi Pelsinger Builders This was custom fabricated by our subcontractor, concreteworks. http://www.concreteworks.com/#

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Like this stone. Appears to be sandstone

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Double sided stucco clad fireplace

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Interesting shelving above cabinets

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Closeup of chain downspout

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Like the use of chains for downspout

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Near same exact fir down profile for built in cabinet look

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Like the blue/gray board & batten with crisp white trim on soffits

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Perhaps get some of these A brackets fabricated to avoid having to run supports through sheetrock ceiling.

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modern kitchen with fir down ceilings around cabinets for a nice sleek built-in look.

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wrap cedar from stairwell wall around to wall that encloses cabinets as here on the left

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built in look for wall cabinets

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I'd be fine with a simple, open stair design like this (esp if its easier than boxed in steps)

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This decking is 1x6 Ipe installed on framing over a concrete patio. May consider doing something similar over the concrete in front of our front porch.

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Built in look for kitchen cabinets

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Cool!

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Like these vertical panels for foyer entry wall (wall seperating foyer from den)

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Like this veneer faced built in surround for the wall cabinets.

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Like this ceiling for den off back porch

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Nice color pop

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Could potentially use cedar above white hi gloss cabinets on garage wall (to clad fir down wall).

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Fir down over cabinets

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Like this. Similar to what I'm asking for. They've created a fir down on the ceiling to frame the cabinets so that there is no uneven empty space above them.

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Dont like uneven empty space above cabinet tops

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Dont like how there is empty dead space above the cabinet tops here.

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This is what I DONT want. Cabinet tops just terminate with no purpose below the ceiling. Rather bring the ceiling down over the cabinet tops and create a built in look.

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Like the built in look that the fir down provides (over the fridge cabinets)

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Like this ceiling and grid reveal (maybe 1/8th inch on stacked bond layout).

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Like!

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Really like the wood pattern here. Lots of variation. Staggered bond with 1/8" gap between boards.

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I like this look ( I guess it is similar to hardwood floor)

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Like this. Same color palette as ours

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Paver steps are built up

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These are too dark stained. But like the layout of the boards on staggered with no reveal.

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Dont like wider boards. These appear to be 1x6 with a small gap between boards. Our windows are too big for this size siding. We need 1x4 to bring things to proper scale.

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cedar wrapped beam exposures

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butt joint stagger

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butt joint with stagger

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1/8 reveal on stacked lay

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This is best. 1/8 inch reveal max with stagger

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butt joint, stagger lines

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1/8 inch reveal with stagger lines

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Offset with butt joint

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