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  • 12 Nov
    Just Spectacular

    In the center of the curvilinear pool, PPCF built a long, oval, sunken walled-in area that has built-in benches along the sides with an enormous oval firepit that is laden with red lava rocks in the center. Overhead, an aluminum motorized pergola with adjustable louvers allows for protection from the sun or rain and can direct cool breezes downward. Amazingly, a wide, gentle waterfall cascades from one side of the pergola, forming a sheer curtain of water behind the cylindrical stools by the swim-up bar which is formed by one wall of the sunken seating area.

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  • 11 Nov
    Don’t Let the Sun and Bugs Keep You from Enjoying Your Backyard!

    Unfortunately, there are two things that can keep you stuck indoors: the glaring sun and persistent flying insects, namely mosquitoes, lovebugs and no-see-ums. So what can you do to avoid having to choose between being inside and wanting to be outside?

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  • 11 Nov
    Transform Your Patio into an Ultimate Outdoor Retreat

    Lewis put that passion into the remodel of the mundane patio of the Tinsley’s home, which is located in an exclusive Clearwater neighborhood. Knowing the family desired to use their outdoor space more often for cooking and entertaining, as well as for having a serene place to retreat and unwind after a busy, stressful day, Premier Outdoor came up with the perfect design plan.

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  • 11 Nov
    Be Storm Ready With The Ultimate Florida Window

    Much of the damage that occurs to a home during a hurricane is the result of failed or broken openings due to winds and flying debris such as branches or roof tiles. Impact resistant windows, otherwise known as hurricane rated windows, are built to resist the impact of flying debris.

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  • 11 Nov
    The Beauty of Organization

    The enormous master bedroom closet, though, is where Closet Factory was able to really flex their design and organizational muscles.
    During their first meeting with the homeowners, Closet Factory’s designer measured the space, took inventory of the items that would be stored in the closet, and discussed style, layout, and their specific needs, so that the design could be tailored to their utmost satisfaction.

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