tile, laid up as coursed stone for a very finished, cut stone look

designer unknown

concrete pavers, brick shaped, gray

herringbone pattern, sand joints

brick, red, english bond

darker headers than stretchers

as seen in Berkeley Plantation, on the James River in Virginia

circa 1750

brick, red, english bond

as found at Monticello, by Thomas Jefferson,

outside of Richmond, Virginia, circa 1800

flat, flush clear-finished light birch veneer cabinetry

also seen:  stainless steel countertop with marine edge, resin panels, Saima flooring

as seen in a condo renovation in Boulder, Colorado by Mark Gerwing

dark blue hardcoat stucco (elastomeric)

with galvalume metal panels

the dark blue stucco turns quite light blue when wet and then dries back to its original color

as seen in a house renovation in Boulder, Colorado, designed by M. Gerwing Architects

Kerf cabinetry, with clear finished maple and multi-color laminate drawer and door fronts

cabinetry has exposed maple veneer edges, these were sent flat-packed and assembled on site

not the exposed maple veneer plywood ‘plugs’ that penetrate the side finish panels on the left and the routed vent panel below the sink

with Silestone engineered quartz countertop

as seen in a house renovation in Boulder, Colorado, designed by M. Gerwing Architects

stainless steel countertop over Hakatai glass mosaic tile, Carter series, beige blend with warm beige grout

Kerf Cabinetry – end exposed maple veneer construction with clear finished maple and blue laminate drawer and door fronts

recess in cabinetry used a  pull for drawer

as seen in a house renovation in Boulder, Colorado designed by M. Gerwing Architects

stainless steel countertop, marine drip edge, no overhang

as seen in a condo renovation designed by Mark Gerwing

3Form resin panels, flat, smooth, two colors

held on satin nickel glass clips

as seen in a condo renovation designed by Mark Gerwing