Aquasenses EP, LLC

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We are a full service interior design firm combining interior architecture, space planning, feng shui environments, & virtual world architecture and development. We understand that the environment surrounding us is an integral part of our lives. We provides innovative design solutions for the built environment that directly support your needs and style. Click here to find out more about us.

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A Hawaii Kai condo renovation

10/06/2009 Filed in: Design | Project Showcase

A recently completed renovation of a condo unit in Hawaii Kai. The scope of work focuses on the kitchen and 2 bathrooms, plus alot of plumbing work behind walls. Hardware products were specified from Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery.
Total project cost: $84,000
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BEFORE

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Tags: interior design, kitchen, bath, renovation

Kitchen's Work Triangle

08/06/2009 Filed in: Design

Many kitchen layouts are based upon the work triangle, referring to the configuration of range or countertop, refrigerator, and sink. If you decide, when building or renovating a kitchen, to create such a triangle, make sure that the total of all three legs measures no more than 26 feet, with each leg measuring between four and nine feet (measure from the center-front of each surface). Also, avoid having any leg of the triangle intersect any other kitchen area, such as an island, by more than 12 inches. This arrangement ensures easy, comfortable access and saves steps when preparing, cooking, and serving meals.

Tags: interior design, kitchen