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3rd Street Custom Homes presents 119 West Shore, a perfect rendition of the ever evolving transitional/modern style. Built in Richardson Heights on a .5-acre corner lot, it gave us endless opportunities to display both the front and side elevations of this 1.2- 1.5-million-dollar modern home. Using a split faced concrete brick with black framed windows along with a combination of metal and composition roof on the exterior we added texture to the house but also maintained a modern style on the exterior design. The white oak and black cabinetry in the kitchen give a stark contrast against the quartz backsplash and the waterfall quartz island. The Dacor Heritage appliances add more modern details to the kitchen along with the side by side Dacor refrigerator and freezer hidden by white oak panels stained in a whitewash finish. The black cabinets get even more detail with the addition of brass cabinet hardware to match the sleek lighting choices throughout the home. Overall, the home boasts 4200 sq/ft of living space with 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 2 living areas, a 3-car garage, and a dining room with a full-size bar. The house is an entertainer’s dream with most of the focus on this home revolves around the open concept living room and kitchen areas along with the transition from inside living space to outside living space. With two 20 ft sliders opening up to an additional 400 sq/ft of exterior screened in patio space the inside space fully opens to the expansive backyard. The patio is fully enclosed with infinity screens overlooking the half acre lot landscaped with artificial turf and an array of plants on the perimeter of the backyard. The detail does not stop in the living areas, with every room and bedroom being specifically designed to showcase the modern details of the home.
For more information about 3rd Street Custom Homes and any current projects we are working on. Please call Ethan Stegich at 214.392.5141 or visit our website at www.StegichGroup.com.
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Passing from the master bedroom to the attached bathroom, is a short hallway with closets on either side. To add interest, the ceiling was constructed in barrel shape, crown molding was engineered to house the indirect accent lighting and faux columns give the hallway additional weight and presentation. The in-wall equipment rack houses the surround sound receiver and the local Blu-Ray DVD player. All other video and streaming audio services are access from the main racks in the basement.

What a fantastic couple to work with! We were presented with the challenges of needing more outdoor living space, a place to rinse after long bike rides, and an area for the young couples newest addition to play. We did it! We doubled the outdoor living space, added an outdoor shower just off the new patio, and managed to use the shape of the yard to our advantage to create an easy flow and accessibility to the yard! We were left with a new landscape that fit this young couples awesome style of a modern-craftsman infusion!
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What a fantastic couple to work with! We were presented with the challenges of needing more outdoor living space, a place to rinse after long bike rides, and an area for the young couples newest addition to play. We did it! We doubled the outdoor living space, added an outdoor shower just off the new patio, and managed to use the shape of the yard to our advantage to create an easy flow and accessibility to the yard! We were left with a new landscape that fit this young couples awesome style of a modern-craftsman infusion!
Native Edge Landscape, LLC

Client Kitchen Remodel 124 is quite a fun and exciting update to a 1920’s Casper home. A small, quaint kitchen needed some much updated storage. With one simple wall of cabinets, a sink and no dishwasher. Function and storage are a priority. With the addition of white shaker style cabinets to make the space light and bright, creating the appearance of a larger space. In addition, the use of tall wall cabinets draws the eye up for a spatially taller appearance. As well as soft grey tile is added with a slight bevel edge for a beautiful wall splash. Tile offsets the cabinets beautifully. As well as presents a fresh clean look in the kitchen. Finally, a beautiful granite countertop is chosen to tie the cabinets and backsplash together creating a beautifully appealing space.

Where many builders may have just suggested the addition of another hardscape space, Archadeck thinks outside the box. Inevitably, it is feasible that just adding another patio to the same area could lead to the same uplift or cracking down the road due to the roots of the trees present on, and surrounding the property. It is even a safe bet that other builders may have even suggested the tree located in the backyard be removed to ensure no future encroachment. Our designers realized the ambiance, shade and beauty the tree provided to not only the backyard but also to the home. We also know that installing another patio was just not the solution. Factoring each element and listening to the homeowner’s desires carefully, and thoughtfully, we suggested a new deck addition instead.

The interior was stripped back to the studs and reworked, only minimally, to improve flow or eliminate small rooms no longer necessary for present day living. New systems were installed and the kitchen was updated and reconfigured opening up to the new family room. Years later we were asked back to add a garage; something the home had never had. More flattering still, after the property sold again, the newest owners asked us to design a rear ‘L’ shaped addition to house. The design evolved to look like an original porch that had been enclosed, to house a more traditional butler’s pantry, mudroom, and an interior connection to the garage’s second floor where we would eventually design two additional guest suites. We were happy to be apart of what we thought was the second life for this home and ended up being a third life for another family who also saw this home and its unique property as too GOOD to pass up. - See more at: http://sommastudios.com/project/gerrish-island/#sthash.8X5r548R.dpuf

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The best of past and present architectural styles combine in this welcoming, farmhouse-inspired design. Clad in low-maintenance siding, the distinctive exterior has plenty of street appeal, with its columned porch, multiple gables, shutters and interesting roof lines. Other exterior highlights included trusses over the garage doors, horizontal lap siding and brick and stone accents. The interior is equally impressive, with an open floor plan that accommodates today’s family and modern lifestyles. An eight-foot covered porch leads into a large foyer and a powder room. Beyond, the spacious first floor includes more than 2,000 square feet, with one side dominated by public spaces that include a large open living room, centrally located kitchen with a large island that seats six and a u-shaped counter plan, formal dining area that seats eight for holidays and special occasions and a convenient laundry and mud room. The left side of the floor plan contains the serene master suite, with an oversized master bath, large walk-in closet and 16 by 18-foot master bedroom that includes a large picture window that lets in maximum light and is perfect for capturing nearby views. Relax with a cup of morning coffee or an evening cocktail on the nearby covered patio, which can be accessed from both the living room and the master bedroom. Upstairs, an additional 900 square feet includes two 11 by 14-foot upper bedrooms with bath and closet and a an approximately 700 square foot guest suite over the garage that includes a relaxing sitting area, galley kitchen and bath, perfect for guests or in-laws.

Client Kitchen Remodel 124 is quite a fun and exciting update to a 1920’s Casper home. A small, quaint kitchen needed some much updated storage. With one simple wall of cabinets, a sink and no dishwasher. Function and storage are a priority. With the addition of white shaker style cabinets to make the space light and bright, creating the appearance of a larger space. In addition, the use of tall wall cabinets draws the eye up for a spatially taller appearance. As well as soft grey tile is added with a slight bevel edge for a beautiful wall splash. Tile offsets the cabinets beautifully. As well as presents a fresh clean look in the kitchen. Finally, a beautiful granite countertop is chosen to tie the cabinets and backsplash together creating a beautifully appealing space.

Client Kitchen Remodel 124 is quite a fun and exciting update to a 1920’s Casper home. A small, quaint kitchen needed some much updated storage. With one simple wall of cabinets, a sink and no dishwasher. Function and storage are a priority. With the addition of white shaker style cabinets to make the space light and bright, creating the appearance of a larger space. In addition, the use of tall wall cabinets draws the eye up for a spatially taller appearance. As well as soft grey tile is added with a slight bevel edge for a beautiful wall splash. Tile offsets the cabinets beautifully. As well as presents a fresh clean look in the kitchen. Finally, a beautiful granite countertop is chosen to tie the cabinets and backsplash together creating a beautifully appealing space.

Client Kitchen Remodel 124 is quite a fun and exciting update to a 1920’s Casper home. A small, quaint kitchen needed some much updated storage. With one simple wall of cabinets, a sink and no dishwasher. Function and storage are a priority. With the addition of white shaker style cabinets to make the space light and bright, creating the appearance of a larger space. In addition, the use of tall wall cabinets draws the eye up for a spatially taller appearance. As well as soft grey tile is added with a slight bevel edge for a beautiful wall splash. Tile offsets the cabinets beautifully. As well as presents a fresh clean look in the kitchen. Finally, a beautiful granite countertop is chosen to tie the cabinets and backsplash together creating a beautifully appealing space.

Client Kitchen Remodel 124 is quite a fun and exciting update to a 1920’s Casper home. A small, quaint kitchen needed some much updated storage. With one simple wall of cabinets, a sink and no dishwasher. Function and storage are a priority. With the addition of white shaker style cabinets to make the space light and bright, creating the appearance of a larger space. In addition, the use of tall wall cabinets draws the eye up for a spatially taller appearance. As well as soft grey tile is added with a slight bevel edge for a beautiful wall splash. Tile offsets the cabinets beautifully. As well as presents a fresh clean look in the kitchen. Finally, a beautiful granite countertop is chosen to tie the cabinets and backsplash together creating a beautifully appealing space.

Client Kitchen Remodel 124 is quite a fun and exciting update to a 1920’s Casper home. A small, quaint kitchen needed some much updated storage. With one simple wall of cabinets, a sink and no dishwasher. Function and storage are a priority. With the addition of white shaker style cabinets to make the space light and bright, creating the appearance of a larger space. In addition, the use of tall wall cabinets draws the eye up for a spatially taller appearance. As well as soft grey tile is added with a slight bevel edge for a beautiful wall splash. Tile offsets the cabinets beautifully. As well as presents a fresh clean look in the kitchen. Finally, a beautiful granite countertop is chosen to tie the cabinets and backsplash together creating a beautifully appealing space.

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Columbus, OH
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Peabody Landscape Group
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Client Kitchen Remodel 124 is quite a fun and exciting update to a 1920’s Casper home. A small, quaint kitchen needed some much updated storage. With one simple wall of cabinets, a sink and no dishwasher. Function and storage are a priority. With the addition of white shaker style cabinets to make the space light and bright, creating the appearance of a larger space. In addition, the use of tall wall cabinets draws the eye up for a spatially taller appearance. As well as soft grey tile is added with a slight bevel edge for a beautiful wall splash. Tile offsets the cabinets beautifully. As well as presents a fresh clean look in the kitchen. Finally, a beautiful granite countertop is chosen to tie the cabinets and backsplash together creating a beautifully appealing space.

Client Kitchen Remodel 124 is quite a fun and exciting update to a 1920’s Casper home. A small, quaint kitchen needed some much updated storage. With one simple wall of cabinets, a sink and no dishwasher. Function and storage are a priority. With the addition of white shaker style cabinets to make the space light and bright, creating the appearance of a larger space. In addition, the use of tall wall cabinets draws the eye up for a spatially taller appearance. As well as soft grey tile is added with a slight bevel edge for a beautiful wall splash. Tile offsets the cabinets beautifully. As well as presents a fresh clean look in the kitchen. Finally, a beautiful granite countertop is chosen to tie the cabinets and backsplash together creating a beautifully appealing space.

Where many builders may have just suggested the addition of another hardscape space, Archadeck thinks outside the box. Inevitably, it is feasible that just adding another patio to the same area could lead to the same uplift or cracking down the road due to the roots of the trees present on, and surrounding the property. It is even a safe bet that other builders may have even suggested the tree located in the backyard be removed to ensure no future encroachment. Our designers realized the ambiance, shade and beauty the tree provided to not only the backyard but also to the home. We also know that installing another patio was just not the solution. Factoring each element and listening to the homeowner’s desires carefully, and thoughtfully, we suggested a new deck addition instead.

We began our design in this OKC kitchen by re-orientating the layout of the kitchen and all work zones. The homeowners wanted a larger island with space to prepare meals while capturing the impressive lake views to the rear of the home. We replaced the closed in Highbar with an open and expansive island showcasing a lowered eating area, perfect for breakfast and entertaining while meals are prepared. Our mitered door custom cabinets are presented with a sophisticated and up and coming color palette for those that are leaning away from basic white cabinets. To bring more warmth into the space, we stained the rift sawn oak in medium brown and finished with a soft glaze. We then contrast this with matte black interiors in the glass cabinets. The matte black is repeated on the venthood which has been accented with high gloss striping. The large pull-outs flanking the fridge provide plenty of storage, while the integrated backsplash shelf provides architectural interest with additional space for bottles and spices near the induction cooktop. The brushed gold hardware provides the perfect jewelry for the kitchen – now warm, inviting, and irresistible!

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Client Kitchen Remodel 124 is quite a fun and exciting update to a 1920’s Casper home. A small, quaint kitchen needed some much updated storage. With one simple wall of cabinets, a sink and no dishwasher. Function and storage are a priority. With the addition of white shaker style cabinets to make the space light and bright, creating the appearance of a larger space. In addition, the use of tall wall cabinets draws the eye up for a spatially taller appearance. As well as soft grey tile is added with a slight bevel edge for a beautiful wall splash. Tile offsets the cabinets beautifully. As well as presents a fresh clean look in the kitchen. Finally, a beautiful granite countertop is chosen to tie the cabinets and backsplash together creating a beautifully appealing space.

Client Kitchen Remodel 124 is quite a fun and exciting update to a 1920’s Casper home. A small, quaint kitchen needed some much updated storage. With one simple wall of cabinets, a sink and no dishwasher. Function and storage are a priority. With the addition of white shaker style cabinets to make the space light and bright, creating the appearance of a larger space. In addition, the use of tall wall cabinets draws the eye up for a spatially taller appearance. As well as soft grey tile is added with a slight bevel edge for a beautiful wall splash. Tile offsets the cabinets beautifully. As well as presents a fresh clean look in the kitchen. Finally, a beautiful granite countertop is chosen to tie the cabinets and backsplash together creating a beautifully appealing space.

Client Kitchen Remodel 124 is quite a fun and exciting update to a 1920’s Casper home. A small, quaint kitchen needed some much updated storage. With one simple wall of cabinets, a sink and no dishwasher. Function and storage are a priority. With the addition of white shaker style cabinets to make the space light and bright, creating the appearance of a larger space. In addition, the use of tall wall cabinets draws the eye up for a spatially taller appearance. As well as soft grey tile is added with a slight bevel edge for a beautiful wall splash. Tile offsets the cabinets beautifully. As well as presents a fresh clean look in the kitchen. Finally, a beautiful granite countertop is chosen to tie the cabinets and backsplash together creating a beautifully appealing space.
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