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Brightening Up Your Kitchen

By |2011-12-01T16:42:26-08:00December 1st, 2011|CTA Consultation|

If your kitchen is dark, cramped, and closed off, it’s probably not a kitchen you enjoy being in. The smart placement of windows can transform your kitchen by bringing in daylight, connecting the space to the outdoors, and creating an overall feeling of openness. Here are some different window arrangements that can improve the character

Bringing in Daylight: Light Shelves

By |2011-11-04T20:51:55-07:00November 4th, 2011|CTA Consultation|

Home addition in Bryan / College Station, by Stearns Design Build. Light shelves are an option for windows like these to diffuse sunlight. A light shelf is a horizontal shelf-like light reflector, which can be mounted inside or outside of a window. It helps reflect daylight into areas that are farther away from

Bringing in Daylight: Skylights

By |2011-11-03T15:06:28-07:00November 3rd, 2011|CTA Consultation|

Another way to bring more natural light into a space is through skylights located in the roof of your home. If you have rooms with vaulted ceilings or no attic space, you can have skylights that light the rooms directly from the roof. If this is not the case, you can also have part of

Bringing in Daylight: Clerestories

By |2011-11-02T16:12:32-07:00November 2nd, 2011|CTA Consultation|

Whole home remodel in Bryan / College Station, by Stearns Design Build. This home features two sets of clerestories. Windows are normally placed low on walls so that their views can be seen when you are standing and sitting. After all, windows are just for looking out of… right? While this is true,

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By |2011-04-15T13:40:39-07:00April 15th, 2011|CTA Consultation|

Did you know that If every American household replaced just one light with an ENERGY STAR light, we would save more than $600 million in annual energy costs, and prevent 9 billion pounds of greenhouse gas emissions per year, equivalent to the emissions of about 800,000 cars.

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