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elizalexus

princess anne, MD, United States

Member Since Mar 2007

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Gothic Arbor, Master woodworker Peter Alexander designed and built this extraordinary arbor influenced by English litchgates. , Gardens Design

4 file(s) in Rate My Space on HGTV

Created: Dec 27, 2012

Views: 1,729

Booklovers Library and Parlor, We wanted to create a booklovers haven with a Southern Garden theme. , Living Spaces

13 file(s) in Rate My Remodel on HGTVRemodels

Created: Jun 14, 2012

Views: 2,794

Greek Revival front porch, The porch and columns were rotten and had to be completely demolished and rebuilt, including digging down and pouring new footings. Peter did all the work himself in about nine months while working a full time job. He watched youtube how to videos on brick laying and did the brick work on the front of the new footings. He took the old columns, repaired the rotted areas, rerouted them and added details to the top and bottom. The decking was hand cut from treated lumber to look like a traditional wood porch. He completed the look with a grand staircase fitting with the style of the porch and house. Using a professional grade paint sprayer helped give it a clean look and made it easier for him to finish the project. , Home Exteriors

21 file(s) in Rate My Remodel on HGTVRemodels

Created: Jun 14, 2012

Views: 1,370

Fireplace Facelift, We took the old fireplace and gave it a face lift with marble tile and a wood trim. , Other Spaces Design

5 file(s) in Rate My Space on HGTV

Created: Jan 10, 2009

Views: 312

Victorian Kitchen, We wanted a kitchen that fit with our 1885 Queen Anne Victorian. We also needed more light in the kitchen, with only one very small old window. We enlarged the window to a 4 ft by 4 ft and added a faux window on another wall with a dressed up mirror, which added more dimension and light. We did the entire kitchen remodel for around $10,000. by doing our own cabinet install, making the wood countertop and finding lights, stove fan and other items from Habitat for Humanity store. The "copper ceiling" is embossed wall paper painted with copper metalic paint. Cost: $40., Kitchens Design

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Created: Jan 10, 2009

Views: 778

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