CARNEMARK design + build

Home Improvement Professionals , Design-Build Firms , Accessory Dwelling Units , Home Remodeling , Home Additions , Universal Design , Basement Remodeling
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CARNEMARK design + build
16 Reviews

Whole house remodel, Washington DC

Country: United States
COOL & DRY. A standing seam metal roof offers another long lasting, low-maintenance option while securing a tight building envelope. A stainless railing and slate flagstone stoop continues the cool-tone material palette. A new aluminum-frame glass door and oversized transom reveal a stunning view...
Whole house remodel, Washington DC
GRAY MATTER. Cladding the exterior of this 1960s split-level in gray elastomeric stucco was both practical and aesthetic. The waterproof, easy-care choice integrated the home’s multiple additions into a cohesive energy-efficient whole.
Whole house remodel, Washington DC
WORK IT. The island takes center stage, wrapped in flush panels with slim slate counters atop a stainless channel. An integrated cooktop, stainless exhaust fan, and sink with professional-style sprayer ensure form follows function, while a pop-up receptacle keeps electrical outlets out of sight.
Whole house remodel, Washington DC
OPEN SESAME. Bringing down a partition improved circulation and light between the kitchen and its adjacent study and dining room. Light gray large-format porcelain tiles clad the floor throughout.
Whole house remodel, Washington DC
BE OUR GUEST. Can a smart kitchen design really make entertaining easy? Tall walnut cabinetry, recessed flush, creates a continuous wall of ample storage. Stainless appliances—including an oven with warming drawer, microwave, steam oven, and built-in coffeemaker—are centrally located in an...
Whole house remodel, Washington DC
Living Room photograph that was part of a whole house remodel. Photography by Anice Hoachlander
Whole house remodel, Washington DC
DRAMATIC LIGHT. Recessed halogen fixtures—each with four directional bulbs—allow the homeowners to spotlight their changing art display from above.
Whole house remodel, Washington DC
BALANCING ACT. A floating geometric wall edged in stainless steel balances light between the dining room and study while creating a modern two-sided frame for art.
Whole house remodel, Washington DC
BI-LEVEL LIVING. A new stainless staircase floats down to the lower level, with a handrail matching the one at the front entrance. Eliminating a beam that dropped into the living area allows the existing two-story fireplace wall to dominate and creates even more display space for art.
Whole house remodel, Washington DC
Family Room photograph that was part of a whole house remodel. Photography by Anice Hoachlander
Whole house remodel, Washington DC
TEA ANYONE? Coordinating cabinetry in the breakfast area creates the ideal showcase for an extensive teapot collection. Careful lighting completes the dramatic display.
Whole house remodel, Washington DC