Millwork
No, plywood is used because its more stable than MDF board and it "holds" the hardware (hinges) in place more firmly. Over time the screws loosen when attached to MDF and that causes the door close unevenly. Top notch plywood isn't cheap, where as MDF is. BTW, MDF is the stuff you find in Ikea furniture. Its pressed sawdust in a resin. I hope that helps!
A series of regularly spaced rafters (spaced roughly 24 inches apart on center) across the ceiling here displays the structural logic and lends a richly textured cap to the room. It’s also great for a room’s acoustics. Exposed framing requires the insulation to be placed above the plane of the interior ceiling, resulting in a thicker roof build-up
window trim , baseboards
window trim, baseboards
window trim - natural wood instead?
window trim & no trim
window trim
Window trim
Door style, not color
Door in back corner
Doors for master bedroom
Door
Door
Door
Door
Door
Pocket doors w glass
Baseboard Use very small wood strips stained to match the floor.”
baseboard
baseboard
Door for master bedroom? In the shower, which opens up to the interior courtyard, there is the option of using a glass sliding door, using an adjustable cedar louver or having it completely open while showering.
Ceiling. similar to SS suggestion?
The couple worked with cabinetmaker Michael Bello, of Cedar Mountain Woodwrights, to create the fir cabinetry system on the right of the fireplace. It utilizes counterbalance weights like those found on old double-hung windows. The light touch of fingers in the holes lifts the middle part up to reveal a TV, and the bottom section drops down to reveal media components. Custom cushions on the hearth provide extra seating — the homeowners love to host extended family gatherings here.
Railing
Stairway. Open steps. Need to wall off lower section.
Railing
Railing
Railing
Stairway
Stairway. Railing
Appliances elevated by cabinet
Banquette
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