The original ensuite was adjoined to the walk in closet. To enter the ensuite you would first pass through the walk in closet. We designed a completely new ensuite which included taking over the area of the walk in closet space to create a beautiful spa retreat. The shower is barrier free with the floor of the bathroom flowing into the shower. We created two floor to ceiling shower niches with glass shelves and recessed accent lighting. The floating vanity has a walnut finish with wall mounted fixtures and under mounted accent lighting connected to a motion sensor activating the lights when someone enters the bathroom. The soaker tub has jets and is large and spacious with a dual jet controlled system. The mirrors are recessed medicine cabinets built in to a stone accent wall.

When Matt first considered his kitchen remodel, the layout had a functional yet outdated look. The goal was to create an inviting space with updated fixtures, improved lighting, and enhanced storage. One of the most significant changes was adding a new window over the sink, bringing in ample natural light. The old cabinets were replaced with new timeless Waypoint cabinets, featuring a two-tone combination of Linen for the upper cabinets and Maple Rye for the base cabinets. A new island was built, featuring cabinetry on one side and a beadboard around the back and sides of the island for a decorative touch. To further enhance functionality, hidden outlets were installed and three West Elm Henry Pendant Lights now hang over the island, creating a striking visual feature. The countertops were upgraded to Della Terra Quartz in Calacatta Divine. This material extends around the new kitchen window and serves as a sleek backsplash beneath the cabinets. A Blanco Diamond Single Basin Undermount Sink in white was installed, paired with a touch-activated Delta Stryke Faucet in Lumicoat Arctic Stainless, blending style with practicality and easy function for day to day use.

The original ensuite was adjoined to the walk in closet. To enter the ensuite you would first pass through the walk in closet. We designed a completely new ensuite which included taking over the area of the walk in closet space to create a beautiful spa retreat. The shower is barrier free with the floor of the bathroom flowing into the shower. We created two floor to ceiling shower niches with glass shelves and recessed accent lighting. The floating vanity has a walnut finish with wall mounted fixtures and under mounted accent lighting connected to a motion sensor activating the lights when someone enters the bathroom. The soaker tub has jets and is large and spacious with a dual jet controlled system. The mirrors are recessed medicine cabinets built in to a stone accent wall.

The original ensuite was adjoined to the walk in closet. To enter the ensuite you would first pass through the walk in closet. We designed a completely new ensuite which included taking over the area of the walk in closet space to create a beautiful spa retreat. The shower is barrier free with the floor of the bathroom flowing into the shower. We created two floor to ceiling shower niches with glass shelves and recessed accent lighting. The floating vanity has a walnut finish with wall mounted fixtures and under mounted accent lighting connected to a motion sensor activating the lights when someone enters the bathroom. The soaker tub has jets and is large and spacious with a dual jet controlled system. The mirrors are recessed medicine cabinets built in to a stone accent wall.

The Shirvanian Youth Center remodel, championed by nonprofit Engineer Armenia, reimagines the center’s outdoor area as a flexible community space for youth gathering, recreation, learning, and everyday use. Conceived as an extension of the center itself, the courtyard is organized into purposeful zones that support both structured programming and informal interaction. Stepped seating creates an amphitheater-style setting for presentations, performances, and group gathering, while lunch and picnic areas encourage daily use and shared meals. A retractable shade structure improves comfort throughout the day, and a central fire pit establishes a natural focal point for connection and community. Together, these elements shape a multi-use outdoor environment designed for children, teens, families, and nonprofit programming. Grounded in flexibility, durability, and human-centered planning, the design creates a welcoming setting for activity, social engagement, and belonging. The result is a thoughtful community-centered courtyard that reinforces the youth center’s role as a place for gathering, learning, and recreation.

When Matt first considered his kitchen remodel, the layout had a functional yet outdated look. The goal was to create an inviting space with updated fixtures, improved lighting, and enhanced storage. One of the most significant changes was adding a new window over the sink, bringing in ample natural light. The old cabinets were replaced with new timeless Waypoint cabinets, featuring a two-tone combination of Linen for the upper cabinets and Maple Rye for the base cabinets. A new island was built, featuring cabinetry on one side and a beadboard around the back and sides of the island for a decorative touch. To further enhance functionality, hidden outlets were installed and three West Elm Henry Pendant Lights now hang over the island, creating a striking visual feature. The countertops were upgraded to Della Terra Quartz in Calacatta Divine. This material extends around the new kitchen window and serves as a sleek backsplash beneath the cabinets. A Blanco Diamond Single Basin Undermount Sink in white was installed, paired with a touch-activated Delta Stryke Faucet in Lumicoat Arctic Stainless, blending style with practicality and easy function for day to day use.

When Matt first considered his kitchen remodel, the layout had a functional yet outdated look. The goal was to create an inviting space with updated fixtures, improved lighting, and enhanced storage. One of the most significant changes was adding a new window over the sink, bringing in ample natural light. The old cabinets were replaced with new timeless Waypoint cabinets, featuring a two-tone combination of Linen for the upper cabinets and Maple Rye for the base cabinets. A new island was built, featuring cabinetry on one side and a beadboard around the back and sides of the island for a decorative touch. To further enhance functionality, hidden outlets were installed and three West Elm Henry Pendant Lights now hang over the island, creating a striking visual feature. The countertops were upgraded to Della Terra Quartz in Calacatta Divine. This material extends around the new kitchen window and serves as a sleek backsplash beneath the cabinets. A Blanco Diamond Single Basin Undermount Sink in white was installed, paired with a touch-activated Delta Stryke Faucet in Lumicoat Arctic Stainless, blending style with practicality and easy function for day to day use.

This stunning Transitional kitchen designed by Curtis Lumber Co. gave the homeowners exactly what they desired, a kitchen matching their personal style with an improved layout and more efficient storage. The built-in pantry was removed and replaced with a pantry cabinet with pull outs, creating space for a much-needed larger refrigerator for this active family of 5. In the space where the refrigerator used to be, double wall ovens were installed. Removing the soffit allowed for cabinets to reach the ceiling, providing more storage space. They opted for Merillat Masterpiece cabinetry with the Knoxville door style. The perimeter is finished in Dove White and the Island in Midnight. Storage solutions include a mixer shelf, double wastebasket, base roll outs for utensils and spices, sliding bread box and divided utensil drawers. The gorgeous countertop is Sutherland by Cambria. Door hardware is from Atlas, Elizabeth in Brushed Nickel.

Complete exterior restoration of Blazing Saddles Sunset Condominiums, a multi-family property in Breckenridge, Colorado. Working closely with the HOA, we transformed this mountain community property with a comprehensive renovation while residents remained in place. Scope of Work: 16,300 sq ft James Hardie lap siding replacement with natural cedar trim 72 Simonton window and door replacements (residential and commercial units) Full building paint with Sherwin Williams SuperPaint 300 LF gutter and downspout system replacement Project Highlights: Coordinating a $394K+ exterior renovation at 9,600 feet elevation required meticulous planning and communication. Our team provided daily resident notifications, maintained safe access throughout construction, and worked efficiently to minimize disruption during Breckenridge's active season. The result: enhanced curb appeal, improved energy efficiency, and a weather-tight building envelope backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty and James Hardie's industry-leading material warranty.

This stunning Transitional kitchen designed by Curtis Lumber Co. gave the homeowners exactly what they desired, a kitchen matching their personal style with an improved layout and more efficient storage. The built-in pantry was removed and replaced with a pantry cabinet with pull outs, creating space for a much-needed larger refrigerator for this active family of 5. In the space where the refrigerator used to be, double wall ovens were installed. Removing the soffit allowed for cabinets to reach the ceiling, providing more storage space. They opted for Merillat Masterpiece cabinetry with the Knoxville door style. The perimeter is finished in Dove White and the Island in Midnight. Storage solutions include a mixer shelf, double wastebasket, base roll outs for utensils and spices, sliding bread box and divided utensil drawers. The gorgeous countertop is Sutherland by Cambria. Door hardware is from Atlas, Elizabeth in Brushed Nickel.

Project Overview: The Backyard Renovation 3D Rendering project was developed to visually communicate the design intent and vision for a residential outdoor space. The project aimed to provide clear and engaging representations for both the contractor and the homeowner's association, facilitating a shared understanding of the proposed enhancements. Key Features: 1. New Driveway with Automatic Gates: The design features a contemporary driveway equipped with automated gates, providing convenience and improved security for the property. 2. Exercise Gym with Yoga Area: A dedicated space for fitness activities that includes both a traditional exercise gym and a serene yoga area, encouraging an active and healthy lifestyle. 3. Coffee Station with Juice Bar: This inviting area is designed for relaxation and socialization, featuring a coffee station complemented by a juice bar to enhance outdoor entertaining. 4. Secluded Meditation Space: A tranquil retreat is included, featuring a soothing wall fountain, cold plunge, and sauna, all surrounded by lush tropical vegetation to create an oasis for relaxation and mindfulness. 5. Lush Tropical Vegetation: The landscaping incorporates a variety of tropical plants that enhance privacy, beautify the space, and contribute to the overall calming atmosphere of the outdoor environment. Project Goals: The main goals of the project were to: • Visualize the backyard renovation to gain approval from the homeowner’s association. • Facilitate collaboration with the contractor by providing detailed renderings. • Create an aesthetically appealing and functional outdoor living space that meets the lifestyle needs of the homeowners. The 3D renderings successfully encapsulated the vision for the backyard renovation, presenting a harmonious blend of design and functionality. The visualizations served as a critical tool in moving forward with the project, ensuring clarity in communication and direction for all stakeholders involved.

Project Overview: The Backyard Renovation 3D Rendering project was developed to visually communicate the design intent and vision for a residential outdoor space. The project aimed to provide clear and engaging representations for both the contractor and the homeowner's association, facilitating a shared understanding of the proposed enhancements. Key Features: 1. New Driveway with Automatic Gates: The design features a contemporary driveway equipped with automated gates, providing convenience and improved security for the property. 2. Exercise Gym with Yoga Area: A dedicated space for fitness activities that includes both a traditional exercise gym and a serene yoga area, encouraging an active and healthy lifestyle. 3. Coffee Station with Juice Bar: This inviting area is designed for relaxation and socialization, featuring a coffee station complemented by a juice bar to enhance outdoor entertaining. 4. Secluded Meditation Space: A tranquil retreat is included, featuring a soothing wall fountain, cold plunge, and sauna, all surrounded by lush tropical vegetation to create an oasis for relaxation and mindfulness. 5. Lush Tropical Vegetation: The landscaping incorporates a variety of tropical plants that enhance privacy, beautify the space, and contribute to the overall calming atmosphere of the outdoor environment. Project Goals: The main goals of the project were to: • Visualize the backyard renovation to gain approval from the homeowner’s association. • Facilitate collaboration with the contractor by providing detailed renderings. • Create an aesthetically appealing and functional outdoor living space that meets the lifestyle needs of the homeowners. The 3D renderings successfully encapsulated the vision for the backyard renovation, presenting a harmonious blend of design and functionality. The visualizations served as a critical tool in moving forward with the project, ensuring clarity in communication and direction for all stakeholders involved.

This stunning Transitional kitchen designed by Curtis Lumber Co. gave the homeowners exactly what they desired, a kitchen matching their personal style with an improved layout and more efficient storage. The built-in pantry was removed and replaced with a pantry cabinet with pull outs, creating space for a much-needed larger refrigerator for this active family of 5. In the space where the refrigerator used to be, double wall ovens were installed. Removing the soffit allowed for cabinets to reach the ceiling, providing more storage space. They opted for Merillat Masterpiece cabinetry with the Knoxville door style. The perimeter is finished in Dove White and the Island in Midnight. Storage solutions include a mixer shelf, double wastebasket, base roll outs for utensils and spices, sliding bread box and divided utensil drawers. The gorgeous countertop is Sutherland by Cambria. Door hardware is from Atlas, Elizabeth in Brushed Nickel.

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.

These homeowners relocated to Indianapolis and wanted a traditional home in the Meridian Hills area that offered family living space off the kitchen. “It’s what we were used to, but we had trouble finding exactly what we were looking for.” They spent a lot of time thinking about the possibilities of a remodel. They had space both within and outside the house that were under-utilized and decided to embark on a significant renovation project. We endeavored to completely rework the current floor plan in hopes of addressing all their needs and wants. Plans included relocating the kitchen, moving the exterior walls by a couple of feet, raising the ceiling, and moving the office. The results of these changes were dramatic. Additionally the family now enjoys a larger and updated entrance with storage and closets that is perfect for their two active daughters and two often muddy labs, a beautiful kitchen with improved functionality that is filled with tons of natural light, as well as a cozy hearth room, ideal for relaxing together as a family. The once neglected screened porch is now a unique and inviting office with workspace for everyone. Once these improvements were made the view to the back of the house was now apparent, the couple decided to enhance their outdoor living space as well. We added a new patio, a custom pergola, water feature and a fire pit. “Now it’s a private spot to relax and connect with the outdoors. It really highlights the style of the house and we love it,” says the homeowner.

The Challenge This beautiful waterfront home was begging for an update. Our clients wanted a contemporary design with modern finishes. They craved improved functionality in the kitchen, hardwood flooring in the living areas, and a spacious walk-in closet in the master bathroom. With two children in school, our clients also needed the project completed during their summer vacation – leaving a slim 90 days for the entire remodel. Could we do it? …Challenge accepted! Our Solution With their active summer travel schedule, our clients elected to vacate their home for the duration of the project. This was ideal for the intrusive nature of the scope of work. In preparation, our design team created a project plan to suit our client’s needs. With such a clear timeline, we were able to select and order long-lead items in plenty of time for the project start date. In the kitchen, we rearranged the layout to provide superior ventilation for the cooktop on the exterior wall. We added two large storage cabinets with glass doors, accented by a sleek mosaic backsplash of glass tile. We also incorporated a large contemporary waterfall island into the room. With seating at one end, the island provides both increased functionality and an eye-catching focal point for the center of the room. On the interior wall of the kitchen, we maximized storage with a wall of built-in cabinetry – complete with pullout pantry cabinets, a double oven, and a large stainless refrigerator. Our clients wisely chose rich, dark-colored wood flooring to add warmth to the contemporary design. After installing the flooring in the kitchen, we brought it into the main living areas as well. In the great room, we wrapped the existing gas fireplace in a neutral stack stone. The effect of the stone on the media and window wall is breathtaking. In the master bathroom, we expanded the closet by pushing the wall back into the adjacent pass-through hallway. The new walk-in closet now includes an impressive closet organization system. Returning to the master bathroom, we removed the single vanity and repositioned the toilet, allowing for a new, curb-less glass shower and a his-and-hers vanity. The entire vanity and shower wall is finished in white 12×24 porcelain tile. The vertical glass mosaic accent band and backlit floating mirrors add to the clean, modern style. To the left of the master bathroom entry, we even added a matching make-up area. Finally, we installed a number of elegant enhancements in the remaining rooms. The clients chose a bronze metal relief accent wall as well as some colorful finishes and artwork for the entry and hallway. Exceptional Results Our clients were simply thrilled with the final product! Not only did they return from their summer vacation to a gorgeous home remodel, but we concluded the project a full week ahead of schedule. As a result, the family was able to move in sooner than planned, giving them plenty of time to acclimate to the renovated space before their kids returned to school. Ultimately, we provided the outstanding results and customer experience that our clients had been searching for. “We met with many other contractors leading up to signing with Progressive Design Build. When we met Mike, we finally felt safe. We had heard so many horror stories about contractors! Progressive was the best move we could have made. They made our dream house become a reality. Vernon was in charge of our project and everything went better than we expected. Our project was completed earlier than expected, too. Our questions and concerns were dealt with quickly and professionally, the job site was always clean, and all subs were friendly and professional. We had a wonderful experience with Progressive Design Build. We’re so grateful we found them.” – The Mader Family

This stunning Transitional kitchen designed by Curtis Lumber Co. gave the homeowners exactly what they desired, a kitchen matching their personal style with an improved layout and more efficient storage. The built-in pantry was removed and replaced with a pantry cabinet with pull outs, creating space for a much-needed larger refrigerator for this active family of 5. In the space where the refrigerator used to be, double wall ovens were installed. Removing the soffit allowed for cabinets to reach the ceiling, providing more storage space. They opted for Merillat Masterpiece cabinetry with the Knoxville door style. The perimeter is finished in Dove White and the Island in Midnight. Storage solutions include a mixer shelf, double wastebasket, base roll outs for utensils and spices, sliding bread box and divided utensil drawers. The gorgeous countertop is Sutherland by Cambria. Door hardware is from Atlas, Elizabeth in Brushed Nickel.

This stunning Transitional kitchen designed by Curtis Lumber Co. gave the homeowners exactly what they desired, a kitchen matching their personal style with an improved layout and more efficient storage. The built-in pantry was removed and replaced with a pantry cabinet with pull outs, creating space for a much-needed larger refrigerator for this active family of 5. In the space where the refrigerator used to be, double wall ovens were installed. Removing the soffit allowed for cabinets to reach the ceiling, providing more storage space. They opted for Merillat Masterpiece cabinetry with the Knoxville door style. The perimeter is finished in Dove White and the Island in Midnight. Storage solutions include a mixer shelf, double wastebasket, base roll outs for utensils and spices, sliding bread box and divided utensil drawers. The gorgeous countertop is Sutherland by Cambria. Door hardware is from Atlas, Elizabeth in Brushed Nickel.

Modern Minimalism Meets Everyday Life in Lancaster Project Overview Challenge: With three children, two cats, and frequent visits from friends and extended family, the homeowners needed a kitchen that could keep up with their active household. As certified foster parents, [LINK TO THIS MONTH’S BLOG POST] they also required secure, lockable storage for knives, alcohol, and cleaning supplies. While functional, the existing kitchen felt dated and lacked efficiency. Their vision: clean countertops, hidden appliances, and durable finishes with timeless appeal. Design: Lenton Company created a tailored plan that honored the family’s budget and priorities. The U-shaped layout was preserved, but the stove was moved to the opposite wall to improve flow for two active cooks. Dark green shaker-style base cabinets were paired with white uppers and quartz countertops, delivering a high-contrast, classic look. Water resistant, wood-tone flooring was installed throughout the kitchen and main living areas for durability and cohesion. The drop ceiling remained due to ductwork but was refinished for a fresh appearance. Build: Construction began with a full demo and was carefully sectioned off to maintain a safe environment. The remodel included all-new appliances, lighting, cabinetry, and finishes. Thoughtful features like soft-close drawers, oversized pull-out trash and recycling, locking storage, a hidden microwave, and dedicated space for a toaster oven contributed to a clutter-free and functional kitchen. Under-cabinet lighting, overhead fixtures, and a half lazy Susan further enhanced efficiency and usability. Reveal: In the words of our homeowners, “Working with Lenton Company made the process feel seamless and turnkey. Having the designer, project manager, and build team all under one roof was a huge advantage. Our designer really listened to our needs and design preferences, offering thoughtful layout options and guiding us toward choices that fit our style and budget. The build team was efficient, professional, and kept everything on track—and tidy! After the renovation, we knew without a doubt we had made the right decision.”