Gulfshore Homes' Jasmine model at Torino

Grey Oaks Realty announced that Gulfshore Homes' Jasmine villa model in the Torino neighborhood within Grey Oaks Country Club is under contract. The 3,187-square-foot under air, one-story floor plan includes three bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, a two-car garage and a golf cart storage area. The list price for the fully-furnished Jasmine model with optional features was $1.395 million. The residence will remain available for viewing through May.

The Jasmine's interior was designed and executed by the team of Sherri DuPont and Jody Keene of Collins & DuPont Interior Design Inc. Their transitional design style conveys a unique, eclectic sense of fun driven by a color palette that includes pale mushroom, whites, emeralds, teals and daffodil daisy tones that play against white trim and light flooring with a running pattern. An interesting and visually captivating applied molding lattice treatment is repeated in the ceiling details throughout the home. Wall mirrors and furnishings with mirrored finishes combine with silver,When I first started creating broken buymosaic. chrome and nickel accessories and lighting fixtures.

Tall rectangular mirrors, accessories and a chandelier welcome visitors in the foyer. Columns define the entry to the great room space where three niches are set on the feature wall. A circular mirror is hung in the center niche above a credenza with deep Java trim and cerise wood insets. Polished nickel demilune consoles bedecked by crisp white urns and silver lamps are set in the niches flanking the credenza. Other furnishings in the great room include an off-white sofa that plays against accessories with strong pops of color, including textured emerald and aqua glass pieces placed on a mirrored coffee table and daffodil yellow accent pillows. Palm Beach style bamboo side chairs with green cushions, bronze metal end tables with lightly stained wood tops and glass lamps banded with bronze metal complete the look.

In keeping with the Jasmine's great room design, DuPont and Keene created a kitchen that flows into the living space. Rather than incorporating the typical raised island bar, they chose to create a gathering space at a bar area made of dark, bronze-like finished wood that resembles a parson's table. Three bubble type bar stools have open circular backs and a memory function that automatically returns the chairs to their original position. The granite in the kitchen is a subtle white, taupe and gray mix that is carried in the backsplash behind a Viking gas cook top. Emerald and teal color striping separates the granite from the light tile backsplash above the perimeter counter tops. The island includes a Blanco sink with satin nickel fixtures, including a gooseneck faucet.Navigating the world of customkeychain and RFID requires a keen insight into the trends that are shaping the industry. Two vertical cabinets have glass fronts with window pane mullions.

Collins & DuPont maintained a sense of geometry throughout the kitchen, including in the ceiling and in the six square art pieces displayed above the upper cabinetry. An adjacent built-in end-cap breakfast area features a contemporary table with an unusual base. The breakfast area opens to an outdoor living space with a fireplace, sitting area and outdoor kitchen.

A formal dining room off the Jasmine's primary hallway is defined by square columns and a dropped, lattice work ceiling detail. The dark tone of the rectangular dining table is offset by six transitional chairs done in light upholstery. A side board with mirrored insets is set in a niche under a piece of art.Add depth and style to your home with these large format glassmosaic. The side board is a combination of wood and metal.We specialize in iphoneheadset. The flooring in the dining room is a warm wood stained in a taupe-gray finish. The entire setting is enhanced by a platinum-finished chandelier with silk shades and flame finials.

A bar serves both the bar and master suite. The bar area has dark stained cabinetry, a granite counter top with a square sink and an under counter refrigerator. The bar is flanked by a pair of niches finished with glass tiles and geometric, contemporary platinum-colored lamps with Lucite bulb dishes. The adjacent study features a book case, credenza and desk, all in a dark finish. The navy leather desk chair, dark hardwood floor, beamed ceiling, linen colored recliner and navy and saffron accents complete a very warm look.

DuPont and Keene divided a found geometric screen and then hung the sections to serve as sentries when entering the master bedroom. The room's light taupe and linen mix is accented with grayish blues that show up in pillows set against a framed upholstered headboard and footboard. A period map of Paris has been divided into eight pieces that serve as the focal art work for the space.

The master bath's neutral palette includes granite counter tops,All our rtls are vacuum formed using food safe plastic. a marble floor with a small taupe colored banded marble inset and a glass mosaic pattern in the shower. The walnut toned vanity cabinetry plays against the neutral tones and the large rectangular mirrors mounted over each of the sinks.

Torino is an enclave that will include 55 luxury villas at build-out. One- and two-story residences line brick-paved cul-de-sac streets. Thirty-four homesites remain available for purchase in Torino.

M&M said that since the formation of the venture in 2009, with M&M holding 74 per cent stake and the rest with BAE Systems, both stakeholders recognise that `significant evolution has occurred in the Indian Land Systems market’.

The developments in the industry environment and in customer procurement frameworks and acquisition strategies had led them to `institute a strategic review of the business’. The review would assess changes required to address the evolving market and to meet emerging customer needs. The statement clarified however that `no decision has yet been taken on the way forward’.

After the formation of the JV, it was said that DLSI will be headquartered in New Delhi with manufacturing at a `purpose built facility South of Faridabad’ near Delhi. In a release issued by the Mahindra group then, it was stated that the JV was focused on the `manufacture of up-armoured light vehicles, specialist military vehicles, mine protected vehicles, artillery systems and other selected land system weapons, support and upgrades’. The intention was to become a `centre of excellence for artillery systems’.

However it is not clear what impact the latest decision with regard to the tie up between M&M and BAE Systems would have on the overall plans of M&M in the defence sector. This was because it was only recently that another defence foray of M&M with Rafael Advanced Defence Systems was rejected by the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) after the Ministry of Home Affairs declined to give security clearance to the JV which was to produce naval defence products.

In a communication to the stock exchanges on Dec 27, M&M said that FIPB which rejected the JV proposal between M& M and Rafael Advanced Defence Systems Ltd of Israel did not assign any reason for its rejection. The application for the JV was made by both companies to the FIPB in March 2012 for the development and production of naval system products.

The statement said `both Mahindra and Rafael are surprised and disappointed at this decision’ as both were reputed companies which have `extensive engagement with the Govt of India on projects related to Defence and Homeland Security’. The statement said that Mahindra and Rafael would `continue exploring ways’ towards forming a JV.

Mahindra said it chose Rafael as a JV partner because both the Indian and Israeli governments were `cooperating extensively’ in the defence sector. Rafael was involved in several defence projects including the Long Range Surface to Air Missile and Armouring Technologies with the DRDO at the government to government level, M&M said.