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Josh Pincus and Claudia Mendelson created MPink Design LLC. in 2006. MPink Design offers a full range of design services, including: Residential and boutique commercial building design, interior design and decorating, exterior and interior planning, kitchen and bathroom design, basement design, full home renovations and additions, custom furniture design, new custom residences and space planning for home, office and retail. MPink Design can help you create the space you were dreaming of or the one you never thought was possible. At MPink Design, we believe that design should be approached with new and innovative ideas. We focus on solutions that maximize the potential use of your space and combine these solutions with a critical attention to detail and materials while also providing service that is efficient in time and cost.
Showing posts with label main line addition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label main line addition. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Main Line Addition Completed!!!!

The Main Line Addition project is completed. Here are some pictures of the completed work.

























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Monday, October 17, 2011

Main Line Exterior

We're just about finished. These photos of the exterior and screened porch were taken in June. We will be visiting the site in a month to see the finished product, so check out the final photos soon.
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Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Bambi Lane Addition

We're pretty far along on the addition in Haverford, Pa. Windows are in. Electrical is coming along and we've broken through the exterior walls showing us what the new spaces are going to look like. 
View of New Breakfast Room from Kitchen

Exterior View. Standing seam roof is covered with snow. Our screened porch is to the right.

Mudroom Entrance view. The large overhangs will help shade from the early afternoon summer sun.



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