For Bristol final?

See comments re wall. (Modulararts or Coronado Stone) and baseboard and reveal.

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See comments re mosaic co in Calif.

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This was the original vanity look that grabbed me. Still use some kind of variant? And it might work well as single in guest bath.Lights?

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Drain board sculpted into counter. Thick counter. Corian?

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Concrete stairs and bulkheads. Back of house. (In far future.)

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Just because. Even if it won't fit.

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Glass door for master toilet?

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Like thickness. Almost too much? And sink rims "appear" to blend. Is it just the photo? If not, interesting possibility? Maybe wouldn't quite work.

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Overhead light fixtures. LED? Nice & flush. (Unlike me!)

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Pop up outlets. Island and sink counter (& range counter?)

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"Stone"? seating inside steam shower.

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"Residential" concrete works.com

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concrete works.com For spa? is there place in Seattle that does this TYPE of work. Not this specific.

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Dropped ceiling section for surface mount rain shower.

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Downstairs fireplace similar idea for 'surround'?

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Entry door. Walnut flooring with tile edging.

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Ceiling lights. Totally custom. No frame LED. See electrical contractor. Would this work on light painted ceiling. Need to consider color. OR wood paneling ?

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Just looks kind of nice. Maybe not workable. Extend to outside wall? (W/ other image of glass rail suspended stair?

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For main fireplace? Similar? Ideas?

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I like it but don't know where to use it. Over spa vanity? Or on garage wall - if weatherproof? Cost? Seattle based Modulararts.

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