The project involved a spacious 900 sq. ft. master suite addition, complemented by an expanded kitchen and dining area. What began as a simple addition evolved into a complete home remodel, including a guest bathroom and adjacent his-and-her offices. The design vision centered on clean, modern lines combined with warm, earthy tones and natural materials. In the kitchen, the absence of upper cabinets creates a minimalist feel, with sleek floating shelves illuminated by built-in LED lights. The hood was integrated into the ceiling/wall, finished with drywall and plaster to seamlessly blend into the space, making it almost invisible. A semi-transparent barn door conceals the bar and laundry area, which were thoughtfully incorporated into the kitchen design. The master suite features a spacious bathroom with custom details, including a floating vanity designed to exact specifications. The 4” thick waterfall countertop wraps around the vanity for a refined look. The mirrors, also functional as storage, feature hidden medicine cabinets built directly into the wall. The bathroom floor is lined with warm beige tiles, complemented by 3D peach-colored tiles in the shower and vanity wall, adding texture and warmth to the space. An elegant architectural light fixture, positioned between the two mirrors, enhances the overall ambiance.

Imagine stepping into your newly remodeled master bathroom, and the first thing that catches your eye is the stunning free-standing tub. Its sleek, modern design adds an air of luxury and relaxation to the space. Positioned strategically in the room, it becomes a focal point, inviting you to unwind and indulge in a soothing bath after a long day. As you move around the bathroom, your gaze is drawn to the elegant wood vanity. Its rich tones bring warmth and natural beauty into the room, contrasting beautifully with the clean lines of the tub and other fixtures. The wood grain adds texture and character, creating a cozy atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. One of the most striking features of the remodel is the open concept layout. The absence of visual barriers makes the room feel more expansive and airy, enhancing the overall sense of relaxation and tranquility. You can move freely throughout the space, enjoying the seamless flow from one area to another. But perhaps the pièce de résistance is the full wall of tiles that adorns one side of the bathroom. The tiles, with their intricate patterns or serene monochromatic hues, create a stunning backdrop that ties the entire design together. They add depth and visual interest to the room, elevating its aesthetic appeal and making it truly unforgettable. In essence, your master bathroom remodel is a harmonious blend of luxury, functionality, and style. It's a space where you can escape the stresses of everyday life and indulge in moments of pure relaxation and rejuvenation.

The project involved a spacious 900 sq. ft. master suite addition, complemented by an expanded kitchen and dining area. What began as a simple addition evolved into a complete home remodel, including a guest bathroom and adjacent his-and-her offices. The design vision centered on clean, modern lines combined with warm, earthy tones and natural materials. In the kitchen, the absence of upper cabinets creates a minimalist feel, with sleek floating shelves illuminated by built-in LED lights. The hood was integrated into the ceiling/wall, finished with drywall and plaster to seamlessly blend into the space, making it almost invisible. A semi-transparent barn door conceals the bar and laundry area, which were thoughtfully incorporated into the kitchen design. The master suite features a spacious bathroom with custom details, including a floating vanity designed to exact specifications. The 4” thick waterfall countertop wraps around the vanity for a refined look. The mirrors, also functional as storage, feature hidden medicine cabinets built directly into the wall. The bathroom floor is lined with warm beige tiles, complemented by 3D peach-colored tiles in the shower and vanity wall, adding texture and warmth to the space. An elegant architectural light fixture, positioned between the two mirrors, enhances the overall ambiance.

Type of Project: Kitchen and Pantry Style of Project: Mid-Century Modern Cabinetry: Brookhaven (Wood-Mode) Wood: High Gloss MDF, Laminate Doors Finishes: Bright White High Gloss, Vertical Oiled Walnut Laminate Door: Vista Countertop: Cambria Britannica Matte Other Design Elements: • Fridge wrapped with walnut laminate, mixed with high gloss white drawer base adjacent to range • Two-sided island with waterfall ends and lower table area for casual meals with two young daughters • Back of island and pantry with touch latch (no hardware) • No wall cabinets in kitchen to keep the clean contemporary lines • Walnut laminate chosen to blend with the darkest color variation in birch flooring • Pantry like a second kitchen with sink, fridge and pantry for out of sight entertaining prep and clean-up as well as abundant storage Awards: 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-Best Kitchen 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-People’s Choice Award Project Year: 2017-2018 Others who worked on this project: Form Collaborative, Wood-Mode, This extraordinary project was part of a very special Saratoga Showcase home designed by The Form Collaborative for a family with two small girls. Every detail was considered to maximize the vision of an open floorplan, with emphasis on unique focal points and indoor/outdoor connectivity and symmetry. The kitchen was designed in two parts: the statement making kitchen that is part of the great room and the pantry that acts as a second space for prep, clean-up and storage. The kitchen achieves a tailored, clean aesthetic through carefully curated design elements including the handsome juxtaposition of oiled walnut laminate and bright white high gloss, touch latch mechanisms removing the need for hardware, and an absence of any wall cabinetry. The pantry, while primarily designed around functional needs, does not disappoint in its striking, modern design.

Type of Project: Kitchen and Pantry Style of Project: Mid-Century Modern Cabinetry: Brookhaven (Wood-Mode) Wood: High Gloss MDF, Laminate Doors Finishes: Bright White High Gloss, Vertical Oiled Walnut Laminate Door: Vista Countertop: Cambria Britannica Matte Other Design Elements: • Fridge wrapped with walnut laminate, mixed with high gloss white drawer base adjacent to range • Two-sided island with waterfall ends and lower table area for casual meals with two young daughters • Back of island and pantry with touch latch (no hardware) • No wall cabinets in kitchen to keep the clean contemporary lines • Walnut laminate chosen to blend with the darkest color variation in birch flooring • Pantry like a second kitchen with sink, fridge and pantry for out of sight entertaining prep and clean-up as well as abundant storage Awards: 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-Best Kitchen 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-People’s Choice Award Project Year: 2017-2018 Others who worked on this project: Form Collaborative, Wood-Mode, This extraordinary project was part of a very special Saratoga Showcase home designed by The Form Collaborative for a family with two small girls. Every detail was considered to maximize the vision of an open floorplan, with emphasis on unique focal points and indoor/outdoor connectivity and symmetry. The kitchen was designed in two parts: the statement making kitchen that is part of the great room and the pantry that acts as a second space for prep, clean-up and storage. The kitchen achieves a tailored, clean aesthetic through carefully curated design elements including the handsome juxtaposition of oiled walnut laminate and bright white high gloss, touch latch mechanisms removing the need for hardware, and an absence of any wall cabinetry. The pantry, while primarily designed around functional needs, does not disappoint in its striking, modern design.

The project involved a spacious 900 sq. ft. master suite addition, complemented by an expanded kitchen and dining area. What began as a simple addition evolved into a complete home remodel, including a guest bathroom and adjacent his-and-her offices. The design vision centered on clean, modern lines combined with warm, earthy tones and natural materials. In the kitchen, the absence of upper cabinets creates a minimalist feel, with sleek floating shelves illuminated by built-in LED lights. The hood was integrated into the ceiling/wall, finished with drywall and plaster to seamlessly blend into the space, making it almost invisible. A semi-transparent barn door conceals the bar and laundry area, which were thoughtfully incorporated into the kitchen design. The master suite features a spacious bathroom with custom details, including a floating vanity designed to exact specifications. The 4” thick waterfall countertop wraps around the vanity for a refined look. The mirrors, also functional as storage, feature hidden medicine cabinets built directly into the wall. The bathroom floor is lined with warm beige tiles, complemented by 3D peach-colored tiles in the shower and vanity wall, adding texture and warmth to the space. An elegant architectural light fixture, positioned between the two mirrors, enhances the overall ambiance.

The project involved a spacious 900 sq. ft. master suite addition, complemented by an expanded kitchen and dining area. What began as a simple addition evolved into a complete home remodel, including a guest bathroom and adjacent his-and-her offices. The design vision centered on clean, modern lines combined with warm, earthy tones and natural materials. In the kitchen, the absence of upper cabinets creates a minimalist feel, with sleek floating shelves illuminated by built-in LED lights. The hood was integrated into the ceiling/wall, finished with drywall and plaster to seamlessly blend into the space, making it almost invisible. A semi-transparent barn door conceals the bar and laundry area, which were thoughtfully incorporated into the kitchen design. The master suite features a spacious bathroom with custom details, including a floating vanity designed to exact specifications. The 4” thick waterfall countertop wraps around the vanity for a refined look. The mirrors, also functional as storage, feature hidden medicine cabinets built directly into the wall. The bathroom floor is lined with warm beige tiles, complemented by 3D peach-colored tiles in the shower and vanity wall, adding texture and warmth to the space. An elegant architectural light fixture, positioned between the two mirrors, enhances the overall ambiance.

The project involved a spacious 900 sq. ft. master suite addition, complemented by an expanded kitchen and dining area. What began as a simple addition evolved into a complete home remodel, including a guest bathroom and adjacent his-and-her offices. The design vision centered on clean, modern lines combined with warm, earthy tones and natural materials. In the kitchen, the absence of upper cabinets creates a minimalist feel, with sleek floating shelves illuminated by built-in LED lights. The hood was integrated into the ceiling/wall, finished with drywall and plaster to seamlessly blend into the space, making it almost invisible. A semi-transparent barn door conceals the bar and laundry area, which were thoughtfully incorporated into the kitchen design. The master suite features a spacious bathroom with custom details, including a floating vanity designed to exact specifications. The 4” thick waterfall countertop wraps around the vanity for a refined look. The mirrors, also functional as storage, feature hidden medicine cabinets built directly into the wall. The bathroom floor is lined with warm beige tiles, complemented by 3D peach-colored tiles in the shower and vanity wall, adding texture and warmth to the space. An elegant architectural light fixture, positioned between the two mirrors, enhances the overall ambiance.

This historic Wallace Frost home in Birmingham’s Holy Name neighborhood was built in 1929. Although most of the home had been well-preserved in its original, beautiful condition, an addition completed in the early 2000’s resulted in a dark, foreign kitchen that desperately needed to be re-imagined to relate to the rest of the home. Drawing from a palette of classic materials and tones, the kitchen was reworked to enhance functionality and allow more light in, while weaving in design elements to match the character and integrity of Frost’s original design. A soft, off-white color was chosen for the cabinetry to avoid going too stark, and two 3 sided glass cabinet towers frame the farmhouse sink and window while allowing ample daylight to pass through. A stunning plaster hood was custom made to introduce a traditional, warm, familiar texture while its form still maintains the clean-lined aesthetic the homeowners desired. Open shelves flanking the plaster hood, and a petite, furniture-like island help create an airy, open feel in this otherwise small space. Gorgeous black soapstone, and patinaed metal tones of burnished brass and oil rubbed bronze bring a historic, aged feel to this new space. The subtly textured subway backsplash with contrasting grout harkens back to the original 1900s trend, and enhances the hand-crafted feeling within the space. Sconces on the window wall provide warm ambient and task lighting, while the absence of pendants over the island keeps the space open, and historically more consistent with the rest of the home. Photography by Martin Vecchio

Small mountain style two-story house exterior photo in DC Metro with a shed roof and a metal roof

Type of Project: Kitchen and Pantry Style of Project: Mid-Century Modern Cabinetry: Brookhaven (Wood-Mode) Wood: High Gloss MDF, Laminate Doors Finishes: Bright White High Gloss, Vertical Oiled Walnut Laminate Door: Vista Countertop: Cambria Britannica Matte Other Design Elements: • Fridge wrapped with walnut laminate, mixed with high gloss white drawer base adjacent to range • Two-sided island with waterfall ends and lower table area for casual meals with two young daughters • Back of island and pantry with touch latch (no hardware) • No wall cabinets in kitchen to keep the clean contemporary lines • Walnut laminate chosen to blend with the darkest color variation in birch flooring • Pantry like a second kitchen with sink, fridge and pantry for out of sight entertaining prep and clean-up as well as abundant storage Awards: 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-Best Kitchen 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-People’s Choice Award Project Year: 2017-2018 Others who worked on this project: Form Collaborative, Wood-Mode, This extraordinary project was part of a very special Saratoga Showcase home designed by The Form Collaborative for a family with two small girls. Every detail was considered to maximize the vision of an open floorplan, with emphasis on unique focal points and indoor/outdoor connectivity and symmetry. The kitchen was designed in two parts: the statement making kitchen that is part of the great room and the pantry that acts as a second space for prep, clean-up and storage. The kitchen achieves a tailored, clean aesthetic through carefully curated design elements including the handsome juxtaposition of oiled walnut laminate and bright white high gloss, touch latch mechanisms removing the need for hardware, and an absence of any wall cabinetry. The pantry, while primarily designed around functional needs, does not disappoint in its striking, modern design.

As important as an aesthetically pleasing house, is a consideration of the setting in choosing colors and finishes. On this Mercer Island house, Cleft painting has carefully addressed the wood siding, accents, and exterior surfaces to provide a polished finish that seamlessly integrates with the land around it.

Type of Project: Kitchen and Pantry Style of Project: Mid-Century Modern Cabinetry: Brookhaven (Wood-Mode) Wood: High Gloss MDF, Laminate Doors Finishes: Bright White High Gloss, Vertical Oiled Walnut Laminate Door: Vista Countertop: Cambria Britannica Matte Other Design Elements: • Fridge wrapped with walnut laminate, mixed with high gloss white drawer base adjacent to range • Two-sided island with waterfall ends and lower table area for casual meals with two young daughters • Back of island and pantry with touch latch (no hardware) • No wall cabinets in kitchen to keep the clean contemporary lines • Walnut laminate chosen to blend with the darkest color variation in birch flooring • Pantry like a second kitchen with sink, fridge and pantry for out of sight entertaining prep and clean-up as well as abundant storage Awards: 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-Best Kitchen 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-People’s Choice Award Project Year: 2017-2018 Others who worked on this project: Form Collaborative, Wood-Mode, This extraordinary project was part of a very special Saratoga Showcase home designed by The Form Collaborative for a family with two small girls. Every detail was considered to maximize the vision of an open floorplan, with emphasis on unique focal points and indoor/outdoor connectivity and symmetry. The kitchen was designed in two parts: the statement making kitchen that is part of the great room and the pantry that acts as a second space for prep, clean-up and storage. The kitchen achieves a tailored, clean aesthetic through carefully curated design elements including the handsome juxtaposition of oiled walnut laminate and bright white high gloss, touch latch mechanisms removing the need for hardware, and an absence of any wall cabinetry. The pantry, while primarily designed around functional needs, does not disappoint in its striking, modern design.

- AMOND TABLE. The Amond table stems from the designer Gino Carollo's desire to create a strong contrast between the base and the table top, while still retaining a great sense of formal and aesthetic balance. The contrast between the extra thick table top and the base, which is characterized by the absence of filled volumes, creates the illusion of a suspended table top, while at the same time maintaining perfect harmony. Base is available in painted metal or with an extra charge with brass, copper or pickled metal finish or polished steel. The top is available in veneered wood, glass or ceramic. Comes in three sizes. https://cassoni.com/Amond_table-01 - LAMINA CHAIR. The juxtaposition of two slabs of shaped emery-leather, which contain the bearing steel frame and form a single whole that merges the backrest with the legs, is the distinguishing feature of the Lamina chair designed by Mauro Lipparini. The structural stability of the entire shaped panel is ensured by the horizontal seat surface that secures and stabilizes the two side edges of the chair. Lamina is also available in the stool version, Lamina too, like a wader standing on his four legs, characterized by the cosy hug of the backrest which embraces the soft frame. Both the chair and the stool are upholstered in emery-leather. An elegant chair with a steel frame and high density, shrink resistant rubber padding. Fully covered in emery-leather. Non removable cover.Suitable for both home furnishing and the contract sector. Dimensions: 20"W x 22"7/8D x 34"1/4H. https://cassoni.com/Lamina_chair-01

Type of Project: Kitchen and Pantry Style of Project: Mid-Century Modern Cabinetry: Brookhaven (Wood-Mode) Wood: High Gloss MDF, Laminate Doors Finishes: Bright White High Gloss, Vertical Oiled Walnut Laminate Door: Vista Countertop: Cambria Britannica Matte Other Design Elements: • Fridge wrapped with walnut laminate, mixed with high gloss white drawer base adjacent to range • Two-sided island with waterfall ends and lower table area for casual meals with two young daughters • Back of island and pantry with touch latch (no hardware) • No wall cabinets in kitchen to keep the clean contemporary lines • Walnut laminate chosen to blend with the darkest color variation in birch flooring • Pantry like a second kitchen with sink, fridge and pantry for out of sight entertaining prep and clean-up as well as abundant storage Awards: 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-Best Kitchen 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-People’s Choice Award Project Year: 2017-2018 Others who worked on this project: Form Collaborative, Wood-Mode, This extraordinary project was part of a very special Saratoga Showcase home designed by The Form Collaborative for a family with two small girls. Every detail was considered to maximize the vision of an open floorplan, with emphasis on unique focal points and indoor/outdoor connectivity and symmetry. The kitchen was designed in two parts: the statement making kitchen that is part of the great room and the pantry that acts as a second space for prep, clean-up and storage. The kitchen achieves a tailored, clean aesthetic through carefully curated design elements including the handsome juxtaposition of oiled walnut laminate and bright white high gloss, touch latch mechanisms removing the need for hardware, and an absence of any wall cabinetry. The pantry, while primarily designed around functional needs, does not disappoint in its striking, modern design.

Type of Project: Kitchen and Pantry Style of Project: Mid-Century Modern Cabinetry: Brookhaven (Wood-Mode) Wood: High Gloss MDF, Laminate Doors Finishes: Bright White High Gloss, Vertical Oiled Walnut Laminate Door: Vista Countertop: Cambria Britannica Matte Other Design Elements: • Fridge wrapped with walnut laminate, mixed with high gloss white drawer base adjacent to range • Two-sided island with waterfall ends and lower table area for casual meals with two young daughters • Back of island and pantry with touch latch (no hardware) • No wall cabinets in kitchen to keep the clean contemporary lines • Walnut laminate chosen to blend with the darkest color variation in birch flooring • Pantry like a second kitchen with sink, fridge and pantry for out of sight entertaining prep and clean-up as well as abundant storage Awards: 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-Best Kitchen 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-People’s Choice Award Project Year: 2017-2018 Others who worked on this project: Form Collaborative, Wood-Mode, This extraordinary project was part of a very special Saratoga Showcase home designed by The Form Collaborative for a family with two small girls. Every detail was considered to maximize the vision of an open floorplan, with emphasis on unique focal points and indoor/outdoor connectivity and symmetry. The kitchen was designed in two parts: the statement making kitchen that is part of the great room and the pantry that acts as a second space for prep, clean-up and storage. The kitchen achieves a tailored, clean aesthetic through carefully curated design elements including the handsome juxtaposition of oiled walnut laminate and bright white high gloss, touch latch mechanisms removing the need for hardware, and an absence of any wall cabinetry. The pantry, while primarily designed around functional needs, does not disappoint in its striking, modern design.

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Architect Dalius Regelskis DGD / Dalius & Greta Design Vilnius, Lithuania
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Type of Project: Kitchen and Pantry Style of Project: Mid-Century Modern Cabinetry: Brookhaven (Wood-Mode) Wood: High Gloss MDF, Laminate Doors Finishes: Bright White High Gloss, Vertical Oiled Walnut Laminate Door: Vista Countertop: Cambria Britannica Matte Other Design Elements: • Fridge wrapped with walnut laminate, mixed with high gloss white drawer base adjacent to range • Two-sided island with waterfall ends and lower table area for casual meals with two young daughters • Back of island and pantry with touch latch (no hardware) • No wall cabinets in kitchen to keep the clean contemporary lines • Walnut laminate chosen to blend with the darkest color variation in birch flooring • Pantry like a second kitchen with sink, fridge and pantry for out of sight entertaining prep and clean-up as well as abundant storage Awards: 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-Best Kitchen 2018 Saratoga Showcase of Homes, Luxury Homes-People’s Choice Award Project Year: 2017-2018 Others who worked on this project: Form Collaborative, Wood-Mode, This extraordinary project was part of a very special Saratoga Showcase home designed by The Form Collaborative for a family with two small girls. Every detail was considered to maximize the vision of an open floorplan, with emphasis on unique focal points and indoor/outdoor connectivity and symmetry. The kitchen was designed in two parts: the statement making kitchen that is part of the great room and the pantry that acts as a second space for prep, clean-up and storage. The kitchen achieves a tailored, clean aesthetic through carefully curated design elements including the handsome juxtaposition of oiled walnut laminate and bright white high gloss, touch latch mechanisms removing the need for hardware, and an absence of any wall cabinetry. The pantry, while primarily designed around functional needs, does not disappoint in its striking, modern design.