The eastern shorelines of Lake Michigan are known for stunning natural beauty. Marked by clear, full-color waters, sandy beaches, and rolling dunes, the landscape provides inspiration for those looking for a grand retreat.
In this blog post, we aim to provide high-end luxury residential architects and contractors with a clear, detailed comparison of the top three materials that are best suited for coastal homes.
There is a house being built just north of Dallas that features a unique piece of glass. In terms of its size and weight, the glass has posed a huge challenge to source, transport, and install. In fact, there is only one supplier in the world that produces such a piece of glass, and maybe only one fenestration service…
That’s the number one question we get about bronze fenestration. Whether it’s thermally broken Bronze-Arte or Bronze Clad, people want to know if this brilliant metal will eventually turn green.
This 1891 four-story row house is in Brooklyn, New York, in a historical district called Park Slope, known for its tree-lined streets and brownstones. This particular home was bought by a young family in 2014 and rehabilitated to become their own unique….
Rather than talking about a house with a garden, Gillian Wynn, interior designer and home owner of Palms Residence in Venice, California, says, “I actually like to think of this as a house set inside a garden.” Indeed, for Wynn, it was the property’s prolific greenery that…
Based on decades of valuable experience and expert knowledge, we guide our clients through a collaborative approach to handcrafted fenestration. We have a unique role and identity in the architectural industry…
We spend more time talking to architects about glass and glazing specifications than any other…
Designed by Olson Kundig architects and constructed by Bear Mountain Builders, the house was meant to embrace its natural environment in a way that allowed the family to experience the setting almost like they were still camping.
We wish glass was always perfect, but it’s not. The makers of glass around the world know that their products have inherent imperfections. Therefore, it’s critical to carefully manage the expectations of homeowners, in order to avoid misconceptions and disappointments.
