Designer Steve Kuhl fulfilled a 6-year-old boy's fantasy by creating a customized pirate ship bedroom, complete with a ship, a rope bridge, and a slide.
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Kuhl Design + Build of Minnesota is a full service, residential design/build company specializing in large remodels and whole house renovations. Their way of doing business is dynamic, interactive and as they say "fully transparent." They feel that it's your house, and it's your money. Recognition of this fact is seen in every facet of their business because they respect their clients enough to be honest about the numbers. In exchange, their clients trust them to do the right thing. And the results are beautiful. Kitchens, bathrooms, interior and special projects like this amazing home dubbed "Pirate Ship House." The Pirate Ship House was initially created for builder Steve Kuhl's brother as part of a 6,800 square foot home in Medina, Minnesota (the house has since been sold.) The project is complete with crow's nest, brig and a wood plank bridge. The ship's hull was made with ribs of laminated plywood ribs and flexible masonite and the coating was made by combining epoxy and drywall compound with brown colorant to find the perfect mix. After applied, it was combed to give it a rough texture: The bridge that extends across the room to a pirate's ship can handle the weight of four adults: "This hole (behind the Captain's Wheel) provides a quick escape down to the closet below the ship for emergency wardrobe changes," Kuhl says: Approximate budget for a pirate room like this one: $40,000 A Secret Superluge in the Mudroom: In the mudroom, one of the four doors conceals a secret passage that takes you into a closet where you will find a spiral tube (the SuperLuge) that when slid down takes you to the Climbing Cave which includes a climbing wall fit for both adults and children as well as an indoor golf simulator room that has carpet mimicking a golf green and sand trap. Approximate slide budget: $2,500 to $5,000 for the components The Climbing Cave: Approximate climbing wall budget: $15,000 The Golf Simulator Room: Approximate budget for the golf simulator: The software was around $18,000 when it was purchased; Kuhl is not sure how much it costs today. About Kuhl Design + Build: In 1999, Steve Kuhl and Dan Murphy started Kuhl Design & Build. They set out to create a little something different in the remodeling industry. Their business plan would hinge on a bold idea. They would only work with people they trust and only for those who trust them. They used to keep this a secret because they were afraid people might take it the wrong way. Now they announce it proudly because they realized it has allowed them to grow into a truly unique organization. This approach has also resulted in them having the most excellent clients on the planet. Nothing beats doing what you love for people you adore and then getting paid for it. images and info courtesy of Kuhl's Design + Build and Houzz Kuhl Design +Build
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About The McGuires have created a body of work inspired by the seedy, shady underworld of Film Noir. Inhabited by gritty gangsters and femme fatales these characters come alive within a series of intricate, animated, wall-mounted houses. These magical artworks somehow take the viewer back to a child-like state of fascination and awe. This particular piece was inspired by Rear Window from Alfred Hitchcock. The silent diorama's are made even more absorbing when you become aware that the artists themselves play all of the characters. Through a combination of technology and creativity the delicate filigree fantasies are momentarily brought to life through digital projections and silent storytelling. Item Description Davy and Kristin McGuire Landromat Mixed media video sculpture 23.75 x 14.5 x 5.5 inches, 2018, Limited edition of 7 comes in a black box that can be hung on the wall
Image 11 of 17 from gallery of MiCasa / Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects. Photograph by Lyndon Douglas
