Dream Homes Inc.

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Dream Homes Inc.
13 Reviews

Evergreen Home

This master bath remodel was featured in the Denver Post as an example of "indoor-outdoor" lifestyle living. The tub was mounted at sill height so that when seated and soaking, you had the image of being one with the outdoors.
The house is situated on 11 acres in the meadow along Kerr Gulch Road.
Project Year: 2008
Project Cost: $25,001 - $50,000
Country: United States
This home originally had a white tiled, sunken tub. This tub was no longer useful to the homeowner, so we raised it, put it in the corner and undermounted it beneath a slab of granite. Easier access for the homeowner. The granite then flows seamlessly into the frameless shower adjacent, to create...
Evergreen Home
Design in Denver
This home originally had a white tiled, sunken tub. This tub was no longer useful to the homeowner, so we raised it, put it in the corner and undermounted it beneath a slab of granite. Easier access for the homeowner. The granite then flows seamlessly into the frameless shower adjacent, to create...
Design in Denver
This home originally had a white tiled, sunken tub. This tub was no longer useful to the homeowner, so we raised it, put it in the corner and undermounted it beneath a slab of granite. Easier access for the homeowner. The granite then flows seamlessly into the frameless shower adjacent, to create...
Evergreen Home
Excellent view of the master bath with curbless shower, undermounted "infinity tub" and amazing views. Dog came with the project!
Master bath remodel, Evergreen meadow
This dining room area is actually a convered hot tub room that was unheated and accessible only from the outside. We blew out a wall to create this amazing space with vaulted ceiling and incredible views.
Master bath and dining room remodel in the mountains
Some more of the pebble details, creating an "indoor/outdoor" feeling for this master bath
Evergreen remodel
We created an infinity tub area by undermounting the tub and running the stone directly into the shower, about 2" above the window sill. The area between the stone and window is a trough. Great detail!
Evergreen remodel
Some tile details along the wall. See how the field tile was carved around the inset pebbles? So much craftsmanship by our team.
Evergreen remodel
This dining room remarkably was originally an unheated hot tub room, whose entrance was only from the outside! To give this home formal dining, we blew out a wall from the dining room, changed the entry from the outside to inside the kitchen, and then lowered the 20' ceiling by 4', creating a cozy,...
Evergreen Home