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Aaron Baribeau
Aaron Baribeau
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Windows

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The cement board is a product called matrix

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Belmont 1900 cabinets in field (lowers)

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see notes for explanation on flooring

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Wood divider for toilet area

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Could do doors that open by the shower if it makes sense.

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LOVE the integrated track into the countertop.

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Great single story elevataion, changing heights, visually interesting.

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LOVE the wood lanai. Would be cool to slightly cantilever it over the pool edge, maybe off the bedrooms.

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Nice single level home with stone below, board and batt above.

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Bold, but amazing.

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Perfection! Pool edge?

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Like the use of different window pane sizes to add visual diversity/interest

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The window sills are paint grade lumber finished in a semi gloss latex paint (C2 Paints color "Parchment"). The depth is 5 1/2". There is a 1/2" reveal under the sill in the sheetrock to give added visual depth.

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The symmetry and way it draws your eye to the view.

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White board and batt. Black windows. White trim.

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Board and batt with coral below

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Windows above the big windows can be awning, allow air flow but keep big panes below.

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Clean corner look. Post outside is holding up the corner weight.

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Interior roof extends to exterior

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The posts and beam painted white outside. Clean look, affordable.

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Ceiling flowing to the outside, floor to ceiling window/door

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Love this wood paneling with mitered corners for the toilet area

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potentially limestone for the tiles.

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Floors. Similar to Evoke Lionel which is laminate

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The wood slats on the side. Potentially for around the toilets.

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How the entry roof comes higher out of the house roofline.

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Nice black and white theme with warmth from the door.

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The wrapping of the posts

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I like how the walkway ceiling is higher than the roofline of the house. Make the house roof line have a flat/blunt edge along the exterior wall to fit the separate higher ceiling.

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Floor to ceiling glass from the outside, gives a nice sleek low profile.

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The wood work, probably too much for iolani.

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How the walls return into the window frame. No trim.

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Love this elevation. - different time of day

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Love this elevation.

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Shutters could be an option to add some style

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Plantation style

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Do not like the detailing between 1st and 2nd floor, or the roof color, but really like the garage door, mailbox, windows.

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The 6 pane front door/windows, love it.

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Interior ceiling flowing seamlessly to exterior ceiling.

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Interior ceiling flowing seamlessly to exterior ceiling.

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The front door!

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Eider White, Benjamin Moore

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This is nice, uppers to be white.

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Too much wood.

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Like the island cabinets. With water waterfall edge countertop.

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Nanawall above counter going to the outside.

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I think this is a terrible color palette

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Interesting wallpaper on the ceiling.

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the wood siding, shiplap not lap siding. Maybe my perfect hawaii exterior.

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Inspiration

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Nice plantation style, detail, but not over the top.

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Super light and airy...but maybe too light for this.

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The flat ceiling for this long of an area is so boring to me.

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Sheetrock returning into black window frames.

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Increasingly modern, but not cold.

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The white is matched to Benjamin moores's swiss coffee. The grey is matched to restoration hardware's charcoal. We used Kelly Moore paint.

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If we go more plantation style.

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If there was a way to make this not look out of place in Hawaii.

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the windows - marvin integrity. Lap siding is too thin.

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If there was a way to make this not look out of place in Hawaii.

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White walls. Black windows. Clean. Simple.

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