This was a lovely bathroom renovation we did. The mirrors, shower glass, and cabinets are all custom made pieces. We did a split level Vanity to accommodate both clients heights and it came together perfectly.

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In this basement with 9'0" ceilings (achieved by digging down during this whole-house remodel), the owners have a home bar and a truly incredible custom lego storage system. The craftsmanship here is careful and painstaking: look how the wooden bar counter flows into the stair tread. Look how the built-in storage perfectly houses each individual lego bin. The ceiling-mounted projector points at a drop down tv screen on the opposite wall. Architectural design by Board & Vellum. Photo by John G. Wilbanks.

Kitchen/dining room combo - mid-sized scandinavian medium tone wood floor and brown floor kitchen/dining room combo idea in Sacramento with white walls

Custom Surface Solutions (www.css-tile.com) - Owner Craig Thompson (512) 430-1215. This project shows a custom shower configuration with 6" x 12" Carrara marble wall tile on subway pattern, Custom cut and profiled 12" x 24" Carrara marble tile on vertical end walls and curb and Carrara marble mosaic shower floor.

Example of a classic carpeted basement design in Boston with beige walls

The project owner wanted a large bonus room above the garage. This was achieved with the 2 large dormers and a 10/12 pitch roof.
Home design - large traditional home design idea

The look achieved in this sink station is timeless, with its dark walnut vanity, chrome hardware, and clear glass-globe vanity bar.

GDG Designworks renovated, expanded and furnished a Westchester house originally built in 1800. A combination of traditional and contemporary was achieved.

Home design - mid-century modern home design idea in Seattle

Example of a 1950s medium tone wood floor and brown floor bedroom design in Santa Barbara with white walls

#transformationtuesday: Redesigned with updated amenities and a fresh aesthetic, this dated kitchen underwent a complete transformation to achieve a more functional space.

They wanted a wide open view of their land which was achieved by building up the front of the house and adding floor to ceiling windows for optimal view-ability.

They wanted a wide open view of their land which was achieved by building up the front of the house and adding floor to ceiling windows for optimal view-ability.

One homeowner of a particular model home in the Sun City Roseville development that came with a rather large space for a laundry room, was faced with this dilemma recently. After relocating her washer and dryer into the garage and setting up a make shift office of her own in the laundry room, the homeowner realized that, although she succeeded in turning the space into a somewhat functional work area, it just wasn’t up to par for all of her wants and needs. Hoping to come up some new small home office ideas that would squeeze all of her needs into the tiny space, she decided to seek help from a home organization specialist and sat down with The Closet Doctor. There were several requirements and obstacles that made the development of an office design which satisfied the homeowner particularly difficult. One was the need for two workstations which would have enough desk space for each person to sit comfortably and not be on top of each other. Another obstacle was the new design had to work around a cut-out in the corner of the wall, which contained built-in shelves for the components of a nearby entertainment center. Finally, the designer also had to be sure to incorporate “lots of legal sized filing drawers” into its new design. The Closet Doctor went to work and was able to design a solution that, not only met all of the homeowner’s needs, but was attractive, and within her budget. The new built-in design included two work areas that were spacious and each with its own overhead cabinet, storage drawer, and single letter size file drawer for active projects. In between the two overhead cabinets, additional open shelving allowed for display items as well as space for a small TV in the center. Extra storage and organization space was also put behind doors for a clean and neat look. In addition, in order to maintain as much space as possible, the cabinets on the end and left side wall were made just deep enough to fit legal size lateral file drawers. Finally, the built in component shelves were left open in the corner for easy access, with the desk top passing in front of the space at the same height as one of the shelves, which gave the corner a neat and organized appearance as well. To top it off, low energy under cabinet LED lights with a dimmer switch were installed in order to illuminate the work area. The Client loved the result of her home improvement project, in both the look and functionality of the new design compared to the “temporary setup” she had in place before. With the additional storage space and organization that the new built in office unit provided, the satisfied homeowner was able to achieve the clean and organized look as well as optimum functionality that she preferred.

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Trendy deck photo in Toronto

A sleek modern appeal was achieved is this space using a combination of matte and high gloss finishes. The gray island cabinets create a stunning contrast against porcelain tile foors, Carrara quartz waterfalls and Miralis High Gloss cabinets. A rustic wood-like tile was used as backsplash throughout this open space. Photo Credit: Julie Lehite

With the added overmantel panels to the east coast fireplace surround, a dramatic room end is achieved. The stone firebox has been appropriately painted white.

In recent years, shiplap installments have been popular on HGTV, other design networks, and in magazines. Shiplap has become a desired focal feature in homes to achieve a shabby chic, cottage-like aesthetic. When we were approached by the owners of this bathroom we couldn’t have been more excited to help them achieve the effect that they were dreaming of. Our favorite features of this bathroom are: 1. The floor to ceiling shiplap walls are beautiful and have completely converted the space 2. The innovative design of the tub deck showcases Stoneunlimited’s ability to utilize Waypoint cabinets in various ways to achieve sophisticated detail. 3. The design of the tile in the shower in differing sizes, textures and chair rail detail make the white on white tile appealing to the eye and emphasizes the farmhouse shabby-chic feel. If you can imagine a warm and cozy bathroom or kitchen with the beauty of shiplap, Stoneunlimited Kitchen and Bath can help you achieve your dream of having a farmhouse inspired space too! This bathroom remodel in Alpharetta, Georgia features: Shiplap: Floor to ceiling 4” tongue & groove Cabinets: Waypoint Shaker Style Cabinets with Soft Close feature in Harbor finish Knobs & Pulls: Ascendra in Polish Chrome Tile: Main Floor Tile: 6x40 Longwood Nut Porcelain Shower Tile: 1x3 Mini brick mosaic tile in gloss white for the top 58” of the shower walls and niche 3x6 Highland Whisper White subway tiles for the lower 36” of the shower walls 2x6 Highland Whisper White Chair Rail tile used as a divider between the Mini Brick and Subway tile 2x2 Arabescato Herringbone marble tile for the shower floor Tub: Kohler 36” x 66” soaking tub with Artifacts Faucet in Chrome finish Tub Deck was built up to enclose the rectangular under mount tub Waypoint cabinet panels were used to create the apron for the tub deck Hardware: Shower Trim, Faucets, Robe Hook, Towel Rack are all Kohler Artifacts Series in Chrome