Showing posts with label New Technologies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Technologies. Show all posts

March 21, 2014

Docking Drawers

The Docking Drawer
Is your nightstand dresser top clutters with all the electronic devices we carry around now a days? Well we discovered a new solution that allows you to charge your devices in your drawer. Its called a docking drawer.  Here is a video about it:
Do you want a docking drawer in your new home?
Give us a call or email to learn more.

March 10, 2014

Stunning Unique Sinks!


Today we are featuring Solera Sinks this company does sinks like no one else! They have just about any sink you can think of.  Below I have include some of my favorites and some truly statement sinks. You can check out more of their sinks at http://www.solerasinks.com/
Spiral Shell I wonder how cool that looks washing your hands



How about a leaf sink?


Ever see a sink made out of bamboo?






You can't get detail like this on a Stainless Steal sink
















Thanks for reading!

March 5, 2014

Butcher Block Islands


A new trend hitting the market right now are butcher block islands, would you like a butch block island in your new home?


Sometimes they place it on top to keep the island cabinetry but have a butcher block island, as you can see below.


February 13, 2014

Stainable Primer

At the National Association of Home Builders we discover a really neat way to paint your drywall, cabinets, trim, mantels and so on, it's called Stainable Primer. So what is it? This new primer allows you to transform any hard surface into a stainable wood surface.  Once you apply their primer you can treat the surface just like you would wood, so then you get any stain you can turn your surface into a beautiful peice. We found this to be so interesting. This is their website if you want to check them out yourselves: http://stainableprimer.com/ Below we have images explaining how it works visually.
The white section is the original wall, the next yellow hued section is where they applied their primer and then the next section (the one that looks like wood) is the primer they stained. 

This one follows the same process as the picture above.