This was a first for us we installed a custom skylight but we left the rafters in place to add a nice architectural design to the space. We also installed a new gas inserted fireplace that heats up the space of 1500 ft.². The gas fireplace runs off a remote that can't simply be turned on and off with a push of a button. We also did a nice tile surround with the Block subway tile on a herringbone pattern. And lastly we installed a nice custom floating mantle that's a little rustic to match the feel and look of the home.

Kitchen - modern kitchen idea in New York

Example of a minimalist kitchen design in New York

This was a first for us we installed a custom skylight but we left the rafters in place to add a nice architectural design to the space. We also installed a new gas inserted fireplace that heats up the space of 1500 ft.². The gas fireplace runs off a remote that can't simply be turned on and off with a push of a button. We also did a nice tile surround with the Block subway tile on a herringbone pattern. And lastly we installed a nice custom floating mantle that's a little rustic to match the feel and look of the home.

Example of a minimalist kitchen design in New York

Inspiration for a modern kitchen remodel in New York

View of the remodeled kitchen island and adjacent dining area, highlighting the deep blue cabinetry, warm butcher-block countertop and brass-toned hardware. The island helps define the kitchen within the new open-concept layout, while the reconfigured pony walls, continuous flooring and built-in dining bench create a more connected and functional main level.

Kitchen - modern kitchen idea in New York

Brass four-piece shower set

Home design - craftsman home design idea in Richmond

Indigo kitchen island with butcher block instead of island overhang for breakfast bar
Kitchen - kitchen idea in New York

Inspiration for a modern kitchen remodel in New York

The intent was to create a structure that looked as if it had always been part of the house. A cinder block retaining wall along with drainage solutions replaced the old railroad tie wall. The windwall was constructed to frame the dining area and protect the diners from wind or blaring sun. A special caveat to the project was custom fabricated, stainless steel post sleeves to protect the wood from several feral cats living and being cared for on site.

Close-up of the main cooking wall, highlighting the warm flat-panel wood cabinetry, stainless steel range hood and bold green-and-white geometric backsplash. The continuous backsplash pattern wraps around the existing glass block windows, adding strong mid-century character while keeping the work zone bright and visually connected.

Brass faucet
Bathroom - bathroom idea in New York

Dual recessed backlit medical cabinets

Brass towel rack to match the brass shower set

Calacatta mosaic tiles for flooring

1960s kitchen photo in Toronto