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Designed for avid hot sauce lovers, this custom cabinet stores ample spices and various hot sauces, along with small countertop appliances, eliminating countertop clutter!

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Designed by & photo taken by Rob Rasmussen
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Custom designed tile painting showing the festive foods and drinks of a traditional Mexican happy hour or party time. Traditional Mexican restaurant and bar happy hour foods, drinks, hot sauces and salsa.

This cottage dining table just right of the kitchen at doesn’t serve up your regular old hot dogs and burgers. At this table, you will find freshly caught pickerel, smoked trout pate, butternut squash, and ginger soup, and raspberries lovingly dipped in homemade chocolate sauce.

"After" of the top cabinet/pantry. Products were added for more organization to keep this area from becoming a free for all. The client was thrilled with all of the hot sauce lazy susan and separate bins for bread, snacks, and dinners.

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The concept of the garden was based on, “Brazilian Hummingbirds II”, a painting the MFAH has in its collection by the artist, Martin Johnson Heade. Heade travelled to the rainforest in Brazil between 1863 and 1864 and painted a series of small paintings depicting hummingbirds in the lush foliage of the Brazilian rainforests. His painting, Brazilian Hummingbirds, II, evokes the sultry atmosphere of the Brazilian rainforest with its misty quality and subtle lighting. His interest in ornithology can be seen in his detailed depictions of the hummingbirds. The garden location is adjacent to one of Buffalo Bayou’s steep, wooded ravines. The ravine, with its native plant communities and topography, is a perfect back- drop for a garden with a rainforest theme. Because the date for the garden opening coincides with the spring migration of hummingbirds into our region, the hummingbird theme seemed appropriate for this garden competition. The garden will include a variety of tropical plants native to the rainforests such as bromeliads, orchids, heliconia, and passion fruit flowers. In addition, native plants to our region such as the Sabal Minor and Southern Wood Fern will be included to integrate plants that are found nearby in the ravine. The Heliconia flowers produce considerable amounts of nectar, a high energy food essential for hummingbirds who are known to consume three times their bodyweight in a single day. In addition to nectar producing plants, there will be hummingbird nest materials dispersed throughout the garden. A misty quality to the garden will be provided by a misting system, and tropical colored lights will be lit at night for special events. Visitors to the garden will have a unique sensory experience reminiscent to that of Heade’s travels to Brazil’s rainforests.

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