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The designer needed to find screens for serveral double french doors that would keep out insects while blending with the unique design of the home.
The architects wanted to find a way to open up the kitchen, dining and family rooms to the outdoors without having to worry about bugs or strong UV rays.
With a stunning view of Jamestown Bay, this water front home is the perfect place for entertaining guests or relaxing in privacy. To fully enjoy their outdoor living space, the homeowners needed a way to keep out biting insects without losing their clear view of the water.
Since 2000, The Westin Resort & Spa located in Whistler, BC has twice been named the #1 ski resort hotel in North America by Condé Nast Traveler magazine.
As part of this historic home renovation, the designers wanted to open all of the living spaces to the outdoors without taking away from the traditional design. In order to do this, they needed to find a way to keep out unwanted bugs and debris.
When Rosemarie Rosetti was paralyzed from the waist down in 1998, she and her husband decided to build a custom, wheelchair accessible home. The Columbus Ohio house would be serve as both a showcase and laboratory for Universal Design products and an office for Rosetti and her husband.
The homeowners needed a screen that would bring together their indoor and outdoor living areas while keeping out UV rays and insects.
To enjoy their newly remodelled porch year-round, the homeowners needed a screening system that would block out insects but also retract when not in use for a clear view to the gardens.
McCarthy Care Center in Sandwich, Massachusetts provides short-term care for patients who cannot be safely cared for at home. The Center’s beautiful home-like rooms provide a comfortable environment for patients and their families.