Example of a mid-sized farmhouse l-shaped eat-in kitchen design in Boston with shaker cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and a peninsula

Koch Cabinetry in a Birch wood and "Oyster" paint paired with "Tundra" engineered quartz counters, an appliance package by KitchenAid, and light Hickory hardwood by Somerset. Kitchen remodeled from start to finish by Village Home Stores.

Elegant home design photo in Philadelphia

Painted "Pearl" cabinetry by Koch is paired with "Chakra Beige" Quartz tops and a neutral Luxury Vinyl Tile. Kitchen remodeled from start to finish by Village Home Stores.

Koch Cabinetry in a Birch wood and "Oyster" paint paired with "Tundra" engineered quartz counters, an appliance package by KitchenAid, and light Hickory hardwood by Somerset. Kitchen remodeled from start to finish by Village Home Stores.

Kitchen photo in Boston

Inspiration for a transitional dark wood floor living room remodel in Other with gray walls

Example of a laundry room design in Austin

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This is another combination landscaping and lighting result by our team at Preferred Properties. Lots of seasonal color and interest and supporting trees to blend in with the natural landscape surrounding the home and plot. It is always best to be resourceful enough to get light out in front of the home and sidelines otherwise the house lighting appears to be obviously important but linear in effect where the forward approach brings dimension to the space. The lower and brighter light levels also guide your direction of vision in the night. Lower levels of light out by the roadside planter and brighter light by the front door would guide your sense of approach to the front door. In difference to brighter levels of light in the surrounding landscape guides more awareness to the whole parcel in a much more dimensional point of view. Either way played out some light is better than none. Let us show you just how good your house looks at night. OutdoorLightingDesign.com

No more popcorn, a larger island, larger access to the adjoining dining room and a larger space for the eat-in kitchen all contribute to the bright new space.

Koch Cabinetry in a Birch wood and "Oyster" paint paired with "Tundra" engineered quartz counters, an appliance package by KitchenAid, and light Hickory hardwood by Somerset. Kitchen remodeled from start to finish by Village Home Stores.

Painted "Pearl" cabinetry by Koch is paired with "Chakra Beige" Quartz tops and a neutral Luxury Vinyl Tile. Kitchen remodeled from start to finish by Village Home Stores.

Lots of people want to live in downtown Newburyport, Massachusetts. There’s so much to do there, and when it’s within walking distance you’re much more likely to go out to listen to a band, get an ice cream or have a beer with friends. There are lots of choices in Newburyport but one thing you might have to sacrifice is space. Many of Newburyport’s historic brick buildings have been broken up into condos, small spaces really that are outfitted with living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms and one or more bedrooms.

Minimalist home design photo in Las Vegas

Our clients wanted to bring their dated 1980s kitchen cabinets into the 21st century. One of the two homeowners loved the wood crown molding and wood accents, but the other one dreamed of more cabinet space and an open, airy feel. Aleto’s designers were able to bring both visions together. We increased the wall cabinetry from 30” to 42” by removing the soffit. The crown molding was carefully removed, preserved and rehung in its new space. The cabinets showcase a beautiful crown, following the home’s overall theme, while atop the cabinets, the original crown molding is illuminated to create an even more dramatic effect. The new perimeter cabinetry lightened up the space while a darker glaze on the cabinets tied into the existing island colors. To dress up the cabinetry, each exposed end received decorative end panels to elevate the design. The quartzite countertops gave light and a depth to the kitchen that the space had previously lacked. A modern, arabesque tile replaced old, tired travertine. The desk area received the same beautiful cabinets and countertop as the rest of the kitchen, but with the addition of beautiful glass cabinet doors. Aleto added lighting to the interior of the cabinet to showcase the homeowners décor.

Custom designed coat rack with movable hooks. Plain & and Fancy cabinetry, rich walnut and gray combination bench and storage.
Mid-sized transitional light wood floor and beige floor hallway photo in Other with beige walls

One of our favorite features of this project is the pull-out pantry beside the fridge. Talk about a smart space saver! We were also able to save space by stacking the microwave and double oven in a built-in cabinet. Photography by Todd Ramsey, Impressia