Pocket doors save floor space. A standard 36” swing door requires about 10 square feet of floor space to open and close. It also uses up 20 square feet of

CReate Renovation & Design on Instagram: "> Space-Saving Solution Alert! < Say hello to our newly installed soft-close pocket doors in the chic powder room of our Central Park South project! 🚪💫 Not only does the pocket door add a touch of modern elegance to the powder room, but it also enhances functionality and convenience. With two way soft-close technology, these doors glide shut and opened with minimal effort, eliminating slamming noises and ensuring peace and tranquillity. If you’re…

Erin Stetzer on Instagram: "Talking pocket doors today 🚪💫 And, sharing my favorite final touch to make pocket door systems beautiful 🖤✨ Design: @studiomcgee Architect: @reagan_andre_architecture Builder: @erinstetzerhomes Want to talk with Erin about YOUR project? For homeowners and builders, whether you are looking for input on a current project or thinking about building or remodeling a home, Erin and her team are here to help you through the entire process! Head to…

Powder room features a plank pocket door, a reclaimed wood linen cabinet with mesh doors and a washstand with plank arched doors.

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G r a c e on Instagram: "This is the 4th time we’ve used pocket doors in renovations and these are some things you should know.. 1. You won’t regret it! These space saving doors are ALWAYS a good idea 2. You don’t need to buy specific pocket doors…any doors can be installed 3. Spend your money on a decent pocket door system- this is the frame that’s built into the wall or cavity I’ve used @eclisse_uk_ltd a few times now they have been good. 4. Install the soft close mechanism in the…

Hey friends. I’ve been wanting to post about something I had the pleasure to attend about three weeks ago. I was invited by lamps.com to attend the showing of Philadelphia Magazine’s Design Home 2016. It’s a 3 million dollar end townhome in the heart of Philadelphia. It was so great to see the great office and...