These are the grates for the tile floor, they are backed with metal and then water jetted to cut the openings, very precise and another custom touch.
Kohler's apron sink in the Butler's Kitchen, another unique feature of Sonoma.
The Great Room Wall with the mantel installed, it is cast stone; massive yet to the right scale.
3 CM is doing the granite slabs, beautiful stone. This a piece for the kitchen counter. We used a honed surface rather than highly polished to emphasize the soft feeling of Sonoma.
This is one of the hardest working painting crews I have ever used. Eric Hernanz Painting has skillfully done the finishes.
Who said working on a street house isn't fun!!!
Jim from 3 CM setting one of the tops in the Butler's Kitchen.
Great Room wall again, this time with the built in cabinetry ready for the entertainment center pieces.
A DCS stainless BBQ in the indoor/outdoor room with commercial hood and intricate metal tileing.
Handblown glass pendants over the huge island, custom details and finishes throughout.
A local artist fabricates these glass sinks for us, one of a kind.
Innovative Landscape's crew enjoying a site cooked meal. Yummm Good, they share too.
Kohler's new laundry sink set on a granite top with the light flooding in, welcome.
This hood was fabricated by one of our metal workers, the base coat paint is on and now will be custom finished by an artist to give it texture and color. Electrolux European appliances are throughout the home. This is the dual fuel (gas and electric) range.
Additional appliance include a second convection oven, microwave, warming drawer and espresso machine.
Each bathroom has it's own character, very interesting and decorative use of tiles and granite.
Activity room kitchen and bar including refrigerator drawers, ice maker, drawer microwave and dishwasher drawer. Easy and convenient to the Projection TV room and billard room.
Again, every day there are many changes. You can to to my SMUGMUG page, at http://deacon.smugmug.com/gallery/4401971_xjKMf/45/339296985_uXKmq#P-1-15to see ALL the photos of the construction of Sonoma, about 700 so far!
Greg
