Contemporary townhouse centrally situated on one of Hoboken’s finest blocks. Meticulously renovated 2 years ago, this circa 1889 brick row house has been thoughtfully designed for today’s urban family. Currently configured as a 2 family home, the owner’s triplex features 3 bedrooms, den and 2½ bathrooms. Keeping future expansion in mind, the oversized 1 bedroom garden apartment can easily be recaptured to integrate with the main residence for a total of 3,000+ square feet of living space across 4 floors. The bright open parlor level features contemporary clean lines, working gas fireplace, half bath and a designer Scavolini kitchen with a Wolf and SubZero appliance suite, waterfall island and LaCantina doors opening the rear of the home to a stunning Ipe deck and private yard below – perfect for seamless indoor/outdoor entertaining. The second floor master suite features a step out balcony, large walk in closet and stunning bath with dual vanity, free standing soaking tub and steam shower. Completing the 2nd level is the den with working gas fireplace – perfect for a home office, nursery or fourth bedroom. The top floor features 2 bedrooms, a central family/playroom and bath. New EPDM rubber roof, Marvin windows, hardwood floors, central HVAC system and pre-wiring for sound and cable. Centrally located near NYC transportation, parks, schools and dining/nightlife. Sophisticated urban living at its best!

Hardwood staircase with steel stringer, stainless posts and glass panel railinigs. Escalier de bois franc avec limon de fer central, poteaux d'acier inoxydable et verres trempés.

Kimberly Mufferi
Inspiration for a contemporary living room remodel in New York

Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in Seattle

This dining room fits eight people, although you only see seven chairs. We used classical architectural scale for the paneling height and the crown molding.

Great Portland Street - London. WorxZone took on a complete refurb on this Central London apartment, to transform what was a run-down and un-loved space into a bright, sleek and modern apartment. a 2 month job in total, WorxZone carried this job to budget and on time.

Contemporary townhouse centrally situated on one of Hoboken’s finest blocks. Meticulously renovated 2 years ago, this circa 1889 brick row house has been thoughtfully designed for today’s urban family. Currently configured as a 2 family home, the owner’s triplex features 3 bedrooms, den and 2½ bathrooms. Keeping future expansion in mind, the oversized 1 bedroom garden apartment can easily be recaptured to integrate with the main residence for a total of 3,000+ square feet of living space across 4 floors. The bright open parlor level features contemporary clean lines, working gas fireplace, half bath and a designer Scavolini kitchen with a Wolf and SubZero appliance suite, waterfall island and LaCantina doors opening the rear of the home to a stunning Ipe deck and private yard below – perfect for seamless indoor/outdoor entertaining. The second floor master suite features a step out balcony, large walk in closet and stunning bath with dual vanity, free standing soaking tub and steam shower. Completing the 2nd level is the den with working gas fireplace – perfect for a home office, nursery or fourth bedroom. The top floor features 2 bedrooms, a central family/playroom and bath. New EPDM rubber roof, Marvin windows, hardwood floors, central HVAC system and pre-wiring for sound and cable. Centrally located near NYC transportation, parks, schools and dining/nightlife. Sophisticated urban living at its best!

Michal Utterback
Inspiration for a 1950s courtyard rectangular pool remodel in Los Angeles

Inspiration for a contemporary dark wood floor living room remodel in New York with white walls

Michael Pring
Photo of a contemporary landscaping in New York.

Manual Flat Roman Shades
Minimalist dining room photo in New York

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This stunning 3-season room in Chapin, SC, is designed and built using a four-track window system. Archadeck of Central SC uses this window system to create a multi-functional outdoor room for all seasons. By simply clicking the panels in, or out, of a fixed position on their effortless four-track, you can let Mother Nature in, or keep Old Man Winter out!

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Mid-sized 1950s light wood floor and beige floor entry hall photo in Los Angeles with gray walls

Example of a transitional kitchen design in Orlando

Gross & Daley
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