1970's colonial home along Aaron River Reservoir and near Wompotuk State Park. First floor kitchen remodel overhaul. Photography by Brain Doherty
Inspiration for a large transitional l-shaped dark wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen remodel in Boston with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, porcelain backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

I always love when a client says “do what you think”. I had the best time designing this beach house for another adorable family. When I learned the homes history and the families Greek heritage, my brain entered Mykonos mode. They agreed and let me run with it. Both floors of the home went thru some major overhaul (pictures to come). Luckily I had a dream of a contractor and some magical tradespeople to work with. Not the quickest reno but I’ve learned in this business, nothing pretty comes easy or fast. Big thanks to: @ocgranite, @millmansappliances, @blindfactoryinc, @moegrimes, @joe57bc1, @firstclasshomeservices, @tilemarketofdelaware @mikes_carpet_connection, @generations_oc, @nwilson8503, @savannah_lawyer @dalecropper, @love.letters.oc @rickyjohnson6687

The brains of the trailer.
Inspiration for an eclectic home design remodel in Other

Designed by Tim Higbee of Closet Works Closet Works conferred with the client about the desk, measuring her in her current work area to determine exactly how much space she would need. The proper 42" of human dimension for a desk seating area was more than the room would allow. Together we brain stormed how best to give more leg space under the desk top. The solution was adjustable stainless steel legs.

I always love when a client says “do what you think”. I had the best time designing this beach house for another adorable family. When I learned the homes history and the families Greek heritage, my brain entered Mykonos mode. They agreed and let me run with it. Both floors of the home went thru some major overhaul (pictures to come). Luckily I had a dream of a contractor and some magical tradespeople to work with. Not the quickest reno but I’ve learned in this business, nothing pretty comes easy or fast. Big thanks to: @ocgranite, @millmansappliances, @blindfactoryinc, @moegrimes, @joe57bc1, @firstclasshomeservices, @tilemarketofdelaware @mikes_carpet_connection, @generations_oc, @nwilson8503, @savannah_lawyer @dalecropper, @love.letters.oc @rickyjohnson6687

This project is the brain-child of the homeowner, and our design team worked with her to make her dreams a reality. Our Medallion brand cabinets are truly the backbone of this kitchen, and bring her personal touches together beautifully. The T-shaped island marries the traditional island "workspace" with a dining area for the whole family, with no wasted space.

The brains of the operation! The equipment rack is stored in the basement mechanical room and houses all the required electronic equipment. Featuring three power centres, Elan automation processor, full network with whole home wifi, Sonos music streamers, Lutron lighting processor, video distribution matrix and multi-room audio amplifier and network attached storage for storage of music and doorbell recordings. Photo by FYM Photography.

This project was more of an overhaul for this family with replacing all the floors in the first level which made all the difference in the whole feel of their home. They were so ready to create the kitchen of their dreams after not being able to have more than 1 person working in the kitchen area thinking they would have to blow out several walls to make it feel more spacious. With some crazy hairbrained ideas from her mom, Andy was able to use his engineering brain and skills to modify the walls and a closet from the next room to build that hidden walk-in pantry. Marty guided them through the door and color selection, helped select flooring, and assisted in finding and loving the perfect countertops. The partnership through the design process ensured every square inch was planned for and utilized in the best possible way.

Connections happen everywhere. The coffee shop, the synapses in your brain, and even on the map of the world in your office. Impress guests with your savvy business whyles and complement your communication skills with this mural that gets straight to the point. Make sure to seal the teal and catch them out of the blue. You’re there to impress and take nothing less. Wall mural available in both removable peel-and-stick and permanent wallpapers. Printed with child-safe inks.

This project was more of an overhaul for this family with replacing all the floors in the first level which made all the difference in the whole feel of their home. They were so ready to create the kitchen of their dreams after not being able to have more than 1 person working in the kitchen area thinking they would have to blow out several walls to make it feel more spacious. With some crazy hairbrained ideas from her mom, Andy was able to use his engineering brain and skills to modify the walls and a closet from the next room to build that hidden walk-in pantry. Marty guided them through the door and color selection, helped select flooring, and assisted in finding and loving the perfect countertops. The partnership through the design process ensured every square inch was planned for and utilized in the best possible way.

Brain Wancho
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