The lower level of your home will never be an afterthought when you build with our team. ​Our recent Artisan home featured lower level spaces for every family member to enjoy including an athletic court, home gym, video game room, sauna, and walk-in wine display. Cut out the wasted space in your home by incorporating areas that your family will actually use!

Additional standout features of the lower level include in-floor heat for those cold Minnesota winters, a media lounge, an additional guest bedroom and bathroom, a game area, an exercise room, and a 28’x29’ athletic court.

Photography: Pyramid Builders
Classic porch idea in DC Metro with a roof extension

Pool and Deck
Example of a transitional outdoor kitchen deck design in Austin with no cover

4x8 Pinyon Studio SHED - these are a great way to store anything from lawn tools to art supplies or athletic gear. The Pinyon comes flat packed and is shipped as a DIY installation - a 1-2 day project depending on your building experience. One owner had his up in just 3 hours! Many choose to install their Pinyon against the side of their home. Pictured here: a Pinyon sits perpendicular to it's big brother, a 10x12 Studio Shed home office.

Example of a large trendy boy carpeted and multicolored floor kids' room design in New York with multicolored walls

new construction project / builder - cmd corp
Indoor sport court - large traditional light wood floor and beige floor indoor sport court idea in Boston with beige walls

For carpet/flooring please visit our suppliers: TLC Floor Covering (516) 486 0999 26 Nassau BLVD, Garden City, NY Copyright DJ's Home Improvements For a consultation contact us at 516-775-8696 or contact@djshome.com

The side and garage entrances are the most frequently used so a tile floor was installed at that area. The hardwood begins at the built-in desk and continues throughout the house. The mud room gives ample storage for the athletic family to store their coats and shoes in the cubbies as well as equipment and supplies in an adjacent closet (not shown). Photo; Kate Distasio

The complete media center update consisted of a cabinet which featured 3 TVs, 2 smaller on the side and the larger 46" TV in the middle. The client's sons were professional athletes so they could monitor their games on the smaller TVs while still enjoying their own shows.The covered enclosure below the large TV concealed an incredibly sounding sound bar. All the electronics and subwoofer, including 3 satellite DVRs were concealed in the cabinet area below the TV. A Universal Remote Control operated all three systems with their doors closed. The project team consisted of James Stout - The Integrated Lifestyle - Audio Video Campbell - Cabinet Design - Dawn Zamudio - Interior Design - Los Gatos - Nathan Hendricks - Touchstone Construction - Campbell

Basement - mid-sized rustic walk-out medium tone wood floor and brown floor basement idea in San Francisco with brown walls and no fireplace

In the master bath, the lady of the house has a vanity that faces the window so she can be naturally illuminated. Her makeup mirror is not pictured, but it sits on a stand so it can be easily moved and adjusted. Two metal shelving units (one is shown) flank the doorway and provide both display and storage opportunities. A Bonisolli Photography

In this basement redesign, the primary goal was to create a livable space for each member of the family... transitioning what was unorganized storage into a beautiful and functional living area. My goal was create easy access storage, as well as closet space for everyone in the family’s athletic gear. We also wanted a space that could accommodate a great theatre, home gym, pool table area, and wine cellar.

Our pro ball player requested a personal space where he could hang out with his friends and display memorabilia. Using his favorite color, blue, we furnished the room with an enormous wood table and eight chairs, deep enough to seat big athletes comfortably. We also designed a wall unit for his TV and awards.

Welcome to Canyonwood Townhomes! Two-car garage, end unit, and plenty of guest parking. Townhome-style living nestled in the heart of Canyon Park. Canyonwood is a quaint community with inviting lamppost-lined streets, athletic court and trailhead access. This 3 bedroom 2.5 bath unit is a comfortable floorplan with open foyer boasting an abundance of natural light. Kitchen with new quartz countertops providing plenty of prep space. All appliances stay. Glass sliding door leads to an entertaining patio and common grassed area. New carpet and fresh interior paint. Satin-nickel finishes, painted white millwork, and updated lighting. Open loft with built-in cabinetry. Master bedroom with adjacent full bathroom and spacious closet. Two additional large bedrooms share a full bath. Two car garage with storage cabinets. Plenty of guest parking. Conveniently located near park-and-ride, and UW Bothell campus. Walking distance to local restaurants, shopping and bus line. Come and make it yours!

A young couple with two children living in suburban Bombay in a three-bedroom apartment decided to give their home a complete makeover. They invited us to plan and design their new apartment. The apartment includes a living room, dining area, kitchen, three bedrooms with attached bathrooms. The brief was to create a modern and minimalist design that balances aesthetics and functionality. Nearly all the walls apart from the structure were gutted and rebuilt. The planning of spaces was more or less kept the same as the building services did not allow for much flexibility in moving or swapping spaces. All surfaces from the flooring to the wall finishes to carpentry everything was replaced and redesigned keeping in mind the client's requirements. Along one wall of the living room, a set of asymmetrical storage units have been lined up that provide a solution for shoe storage, old newspapers and other knick-knacks. A lower storage unit serves as a bin for the storage of athletic kits for the children. It was essential to create a sound design so we defined a palette of colours and materials that is repeated through the apartment. The floor is carpeted in a reflective surface to help us carry the light through the space and the walls washed white with the furniture in hues of birch and beech wood, veneer and laminates with touches of sunshine yellow, shades of blue and blush pink. The dining space doubles up as a transitional space and was designed to allow for eye contact with the living room, kitchen and the bedrooms. It is bookended by two asymmetrical keyhole arches. These keyhole arches that are offset help shield the dining space and the private spaces partially from the entryway of the apartment. The space is functional, simple, airy and yet complete. The firm shell of the house is set off by a colour palette that is soft and feminine.

A young couple with two children living in suburban Bombay in a three-bedroom apartment decided to give their home a complete makeover. They invited us to plan and design their new apartment. The apartment includes a living room, dining area, kitchen, three bedrooms with attached bathrooms. The brief was to create a modern and minimalist design that balances aesthetics and functionality. Nearly all the walls apart from the structure were gutted and rebuilt. The planning of spaces was more or less kept the same as the building services did not allow for much flexibility in moving or swapping spaces. All surfaces from the flooring to the wall finishes to carpentry everything was replaced and redesigned keeping in mind the client's requirements. Along one wall of the living room, a set of asymmetrical storage units have been lined up that provide a solution for shoe storage, old newspapers and other knick-knacks. A lower storage unit serves as a bin for the storage of athletic kits for the children. It was essential to create a sound design so we defined a palette of colours and materials that is repeated through the apartment. The floor is carpeted in a reflective surface to help us carry the light through the space and the walls washed white with the furniture in hues of birch and beech wood, veneer and laminates with touches of sunshine yellow, shades of blue and blush pink. The dining space doubles up as a transitional space and was designed to allow for eye contact with the living room, kitchen and the bedrooms. It is bookended by two asymmetrical keyhole arches. These keyhole arches that are offset help shield the dining space and the private spaces partially from the entryway of the apartment. The space is functional, simple, airy and yet complete. The firm shell of the house is set off by a colour palette that is soft and feminine.

A young couple with two children living in suburban Bombay in a three-bedroom apartment decided to give their home a complete makeover. They invited us to plan and design their new apartment. The apartment includes a living room, dining area, kitchen, three bedrooms with attached bathrooms. The brief was to create a modern and minimalist design that balances aesthetics and functionality. Nearly all the walls apart from the structure were gutted and rebuilt. The planning of spaces was more or less kept the same as the building services did not allow for much flexibility in moving or swapping spaces. All surfaces from the flooring to the wall finishes to carpentry everything was replaced and redesigned keeping in mind the client's requirements. Along one wall of the living room, a set of asymmetrical storage units have been lined up that provide a solution for shoe storage, old newspapers and other knick-knacks. A lower storage unit serves as a bin for the storage of athletic kits for the children. It was essential to create a sound design so we defined a palette of colours and materials that is repeated through the apartment. The floor is carpeted in a reflective surface to help us carry the light through the space and the walls washed white with the furniture in hues of birch and beech wood, veneer and laminates with touches of sunshine yellow, shades of blue and blush pink. The dining space doubles up as a transitional space and was designed to allow for eye contact with the living room, kitchen and the bedrooms. It is bookended by two asymmetrical keyhole arches. These keyhole arches that are offset help shield the dining space and the private spaces partially from the entryway of the apartment. The space is functional, simple, airy and yet complete. The firm shell of the house is set off by a colour palette that is soft and feminine.