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Modern Windows + Expansive Glass By Horner Millwork
Years ago residential architects and builders had to rely on commercial glazing companies to supply large expanses of glass windows and doors for modern and contemporary style homes. Those windows were poorly insulated, had limited options, and were not well suited for residential applications. Today, with rise in demand for contemporary style homes, the fenestration- January
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On Trend | Black Windows
The next time you browse through the gorgeous interiors in a Pottery Barn or RH catalog take notice of the windows. They’re big, bold, and more and more often today, black. The black window trend started becoming mainstream on the exterior of the home over a decade ago and has migrated to the interior of- July
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17 Of Our Favorite Contemporary Products
Contemporary architectural and interior design is no longer just for city apartment buildings and luxury lofts. Here at Horner Millwork we are seeing more and more contemporary styled products going into homes throughout New England. Manufacturing and delivering traditional and classically-styled windows, doors, kitchens, stairs, and millwork has been our specialty since 1948, but we- June
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[New Photography] Modern Views in Providence with Kolbe VistaLuxe
The original Georgian-style home needed to be torn down. When our homeowner customers purchased a Georgian-style home in Providence, RI, they adored the location and neighborhood but the house itself lacked modern appeal. Built in the early 1900's, the antiquated old house was in disrepair and needed to be torn down. The homeowners dreamed of- April
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[New Photography] 60 Ship Street Providence
New in our photo gallery is a charming historic factory building turned modern office space located in Providence's Jewelry District. The N.H. Haronian Building at 60 Ship Street was built by Nazareth Haronian in 1925 to house Mr. Haronian's small jewelry and novelty company. Over the years the building has had many occupants including the well-loved local- September
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New in our photo gallery is this luxury home inspired by French Country architecture. We were honored to be chosen by Butera Builders to supply the Kolbe Windows for this majestic seaside home. The beauty of this home is in its grand entrance and gorgeous exterior details. Every window, door, gable, and eave is adorned
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What’s New From Kolbe Windows & Doors
New AIA/CES Courses On Designing Better Spaces As registered AIA/CES providers, Kolbe and Horner Millwork are pleased to announce the addition of the following two new presentations to Kolbe’s list of continuing education courses: UNIQUE DOOR & WINDOW APPLICATIONS #KKUDWA01 1 LU credit Unique Door & Window Applications This course provides a comprehensive understanding of- April
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As Seen In… Builder+Architect Magazine
Check out our full page ad on the inside front cover of the March 2018 issue of Builder+Architect Magazine (Greater Boston Edition). We love B+A magazine for its in-depth profiles on local builders throughout our region, gorgeous photography on every page, and uniquely personal perspective on the residential construction industry here in Southern New England.
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A Window Of Opportunity //
Transform an unused space with a Balcony SkylightYou know that unused space in your attic that you’ve always dreamed of turning into a loft? It would make a great extra bedroom, a fun playroom for the kids, or perhaps that craft room that you’ve always wanted. The problem is the lighting is poor up there and there’s no means of egress. For
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Explore Kolbe’s Booth At IBS 2018
Every winter when construction projects seem to be moving at a snail’s pace due to freezing temperatures and snow covered job sites, the building industry is a buzz in anticipation for the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) International Builders Show (IBS). Arguably the most important trade show in our industry each year, NHAB IBS
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11 Modern Farmhouse Looks We Love
When executed properly, the modern farmhouse aesthetic perfectly illustrates the synergy that can be achieved by combining classic American architecture with the sleek contemporary accents of urban living. The traditional farmhouse architecture of the early 20th century is characterized by simple craftsman moulding details, industrial fixtures such as gooseneck lamps, and rustic wood textures. Modern- January
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Kolbe Vistaluxe Windows featured in Products Magazine
When homeowners Rebecca Bridge and Evan Lundgren purchased their property on the outskirts of Seattle’s bustling downtown, they envisioned a home that would fully celebrate the magnificent views of the city’s skyline and Mt. Rainer beyond. With these breathtaking views at a 45 degree angle from the property, architect Amy Janof, AIA was presented with the
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