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KITCHEN BATH &Smarts PHOTOGRAPHY by BONNIE FOX Sure, Winter Is a Beautiful Season, If You’Re Warm and Cosy, Admiring It from Inside Your Home people KITCHEN BATH &smarts PHOTOGRAPHY BY BONNIE FOX Sure, winter is a beautiful season, if you’re warm and cosy, admiring it from inside your home. ‘Tis the season for enjoying our indoor space, cooking hearty meals for friends and family and taking nice relaxing baths. These two rooms, the kitchen and bathroom, see a lot of action through the chilly months, so we’re introducing you to local kitchen and bath experts who can help you create the rooms you’ve always wanted. Bryan Duncan & S John Carscadden Exquisite Wood Designs Inc. WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT YOUR COMPANY? We focus on unique custom kitchens. Nothing we do is standard. No two projects are the same. WHAT’S HOT IN KITCHEN & BATHROOM DESIGN? Crisp horizontal lines, minimal clutter and hidden appliances. Quartz or steel backsplashes are also hot right now. 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