Clean grey & white transitional bathroom.
Details like the mix & match cabinet knobs and the framed mirrors make the bathroom have a custom touch and shows personality!
801 Fairbanks | The floor plan
Friday, July 31, 2015
801 Fairbanks Floor Plan
We wanted the interiors to match the feel of the modern exterior and therefore kept with an open minimalistic floor plan.
FIRST FLOOR details:
A two-car garage that enters into a mud-room.
Spacious enough backyard for future pool.
Open floor plan featuring site views from the Kitchen through to the family room.
Excellent entertaining space perfect to flow from indoor to the outdoor porch area.
Lots of natural light
Stained concrete floors
Bedroom #4 with full bath that could be used as in-law bedroom, guest room, study, playroom, etc.
Modern designed staircase at entrance with large windows that will create a grand welcome for your guest. 10 Ft Ceilings!
Great use of storage space under the staircase.
SECOND FLOOR details:
Unfurnished square footage allows for you to grow into the space when needed. Otherwise you can use the space for extra storage like a Texas basement. Please note that the space can be built out for buyer at an additional cost.
Two secondary bedrooms with shared bath.
Master bedroom suite with ample windows for natural light.
Hardwood floors throughout second floor!
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Construction Update | Power Beam Team
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Talk about good branding! We couldn't have planned it better if we tried. Love that we are using beams called "POWER BEAM"
POWER HOUSE INVESTORS
Father-Daughter team
We are really making up lost time (i.e. the early summer non-stop rain monsoon) these past two weeks and you can really see the homes take shape.
803 Fairbanks right elevation
801 Fairbanks left elevation
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Weekly Inspiration | Living Area
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Lovely open site views from kitchen to living room
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Weekly Inspiration | Kitchens
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Open Modern Kitchen with Transitional elements
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