Custom Media Cabinet by Komandor. It’s the small details that count in this media cabinet…the turquoise panel peppered in a couple of cubbies and the natural wood color fronts are the perfect touches to bring the color scheme in this room together. As the room opens up before us…we see how paying attention to these fine points can bring coherence and elevate this room to the next level.

We transformed this dated, cluttered Lakeview primary bathroom into a clean, inspiring space that makes you just want to either attack the workday or just lounge about on a lazy weekend morning. We fully gutted the space and relaid out portions of it to make it a more usable and inviting space. We removed an old unused jacuzzi that was acting as a laundry basket. We turned the shower alcove that was dark and small into an open storage area with floating shelves. We built a wide open spacious shower to take advantage of the bright, natural light from the skylight above. And we installed a single sink vanity with lots of counter space and an LED mirror above it for beautiful even lighting. With the new floating vanity, it gives the illusion of an even larger area due to more visible larger tiles underneath. Overall, it flows better and makes for a more coherent and bright space.

We transformed this dated, cluttered Lakeview primary bathroom into a clean, inspiring space that makes you just want to either attack the workday or just lounge about on a lazy weekend morning. We fully gutted the space and relaid out portions of it to make it a more usable and inviting space. We removed an old unused jacuzzi that was acting as a laundry basket. We turned the shower alcove that was dark and small into an open storage area with floating shelves. We built a wide open spacious shower to take advantage of the bright, natural light from the skylight above. And we installed a single sink vanity with lots of counter space and an LED mirror above it for beautiful even lighting. With the new floating vanity, it gives the illusion of an even larger area due to more visible larger tiles underneath. Overall, it flows better and makes for a more coherent and bright space.

Here is a detail of the glass tile inset into the wainscoting. There is also an inset marble backsplash behind the sink - ADR Builders
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We transformed this dated, cluttered Lakeview primary bathroom into a clean, inspiring space that makes you just want to either attack the workday or just lounge about on a lazy weekend morning. We fully gutted the space and relaid out portions of it to make it a more usable and inviting space. We removed an old unused jacuzzi that was acting as a laundry basket. We turned the shower alcove that was dark and small into an open storage area with floating shelves. We built a wide open spacious shower to take advantage of the bright, natural light from the skylight above. And we installed a single sink vanity with lots of counter space and an LED mirror above it for beautiful even lighting. With the new floating vanity, it gives the illusion of an even larger area due to more visible larger tiles underneath. Overall, it flows better and makes for a more coherent and bright space.

This home on the Eastern Shore of Maryland began as a modest 1927 home with a central hall plan. Renovations included reversing the kitchen and dining room layout , adding a large central island and hood to anchor the center of the kitchen. The island has a walnut counter encircling the working island and accommodates additional seating. The main sink looks out to the north with beautiful water views. The southwest bay window affords a seating area with built-in bookshelves adjoining the breakfast room while the one in the kitchen provides for the secondary sink and clean-up area. By capturing the additional depth in the bay window, a large TV is concealed below the countertop and can emerge with a press of a button or retract out of sight to enjoy views of the water. A separate butler's pantry and wine bar were designed adjoining the breakfast room. The original fireplace was retained and became the center of the large Breakfast Room. Wood paneling lines the Breakfast Room which helps to integrate the new kitchen and the adjoining spaces into a coherent whole, all accessible from the informal entry. This was a highly collaborative project with Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen and Bath LTD of Chevy Chase, MD. Bob Narod, Photographer, LLC

We transformed this dated, cluttered Lakeview primary bathroom into a clean, inspiring space that makes you just want to either attack the workday or just lounge about on a lazy weekend morning. We fully gutted the space and relaid out portions of it to make it a more usable and inviting space. We removed an old unused jacuzzi that was acting as a laundry basket. We turned the shower alcove that was dark and small into an open storage area with floating shelves. We built a wide open spacious shower to take advantage of the bright, natural light from the skylight above. And we installed a single sink vanity with lots of counter space and an LED mirror above it for beautiful even lighting. With the new floating vanity, it gives the illusion of an even larger area due to more visible larger tiles underneath. Overall, it flows better and makes for a more coherent and bright space.

DESIGN: Eric Richmond, Flat Rock Productions; BUILDER: The Roth Company; PHOTO: Stadler Studio
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This home on the Eastern Shore of Maryland began as a modest 1927 home with a central hall plan. Renovations included reversing the kitchen and dining room layout , adding a large central island and hood to anchor the center of the kitchen. The island has a walnut counter encircling the working island and accommodates additional seating. The main sink looks out to the north with beautiful water views. The southwest bay window affords a seating area with built-in bookshelves adjoining the breakfast room while the one in the kitchen provides for the secondary sink and clean-up area. By capturing the additional depth in the bay window, a large TV is concealed below the countertop and can emerge with a press of a button or retract out of sight to enjoy views of the water. A separate butler's pantry and wine bar were designed adjoining the breakfast room. The original fireplace was retained and became the center of the large Breakfast Room. Wood paneling lines the Breakfast Room which helps to integrate the new kitchen and the adjoining spaces into a coherent whole, all accessible from the informal entry. This was a highly collaborative project with Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen and Bath LTD of Chevy Chase, MD. Bob Narod, Photographer, LLC

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The guest bathroom was lacking modernity and coherence in design. Danielle wanted to beautifully echo the aesthetic of the master bathroom, creating a harmonious look throughout the home. The cabinets were refinished in the same tone, bringing in a consistent, elegant theme. This deep, sophisticated color is complemented by the Carrara Bianco Quartz countertops too, adding luxury and unity. The Kohler mirrors and Delta Kayra faucets, along with the Remington vanity lights, were also replicated. These elements not only tie the two bathrooms together in design but also elevate the guest bathroom's overall elegance. The most significant change in the guest bathroom was in the shower area. While retaining the shower/tub combo, a new Kohler Underscore acrylic soaking bathtub was installed, offering a sleek and modern look. The shower walls and wall niche were adorned with the same porcelain tile used in the master shower. This choice not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also ensures durability and ease of maintenance.

A modern inspired, contemporary town house in Philadelphia's most historic neighborhood. This custom built luxurious home provides state of the art urban living on six levels with all the conveniences of suburban homes. Vertical staking allows for each floor to have its own function, feel, style and purpose, yet they all blend to create a rarely seen home. A six-level elevator makes movement easy throughout. With over 5,000 square feet of usable indoor space and over 1,200 square feet of usable exterior space, this is urban living at its best. Breathtaking 360 degree views from the roof deck with outdoor kitchen and plunge pool makes this home a 365 day a year oasis in the city. Photography by Jay Greene.

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Dream Bedroom Collection comes finished in Walnut and includes bed, 2 nightstands, dresser and mirror. From www.thefurnituretoday.com Queen Size Bed: 81.9" x 84.2" x 49.1" King Size: 100.6" x 84.2" x 49.1" Nightstand: 26.9" x 16" x 22.2" Dresser: 67.5" x 18.7" x 32.8" Mirror: 42.5" x 1.6" x 42.5"

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This home on the Eastern Shore of Maryland began as a modest 1927 home with a central hall plan. Renovations included reversing the kitchen and dining room layout , adding a large central island and hood to anchor the center of the kitchen. The island has a walnut counter encircling the working island and accommodates additional seating. The main sink looks out to the north with beautiful water views. The southwest bay window affords a seating area with built-in bookshelves adjoining the breakfast room while the one in the kitchen provides for the secondary sink and clean-up area. By capturing the additional depth in the bay window, a large TV is concealed below the countertop and can emerge with a press of a button or retract out of sight to enjoy views of the water. A separate butler's pantry and wine bar were designed adjoining the breakfast room. The original fireplace was retained and became the center of the large Breakfast Room. Wood paneling lines the Breakfast Room which helps to integrate the new kitchen and the adjoining spaces into a coherent whole, all accessible from the informal entry. This was a highly collaborative project with Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen and Bath LTD of Chevy Chase, MD. Bob Narod, Photographer, LLC

The guest bathroom was lacking modernity and coherence in design. Danielle wanted to beautifully echo the aesthetic of the master bathroom, creating a harmonious look throughout the home. The cabinets were refinished in the same tone, bringing in a consistent, elegant theme. This deep, sophisticated color is complemented by the Carrara Bianco Quartz countertops too, adding luxury and unity. The Kohler mirrors and Delta Kayra faucets, along with the Remington vanity lights, were also replicated. These elements not only tie the two bathrooms together in design but also elevate the guest bathroom's overall elegance. The most significant change in the guest bathroom was in the shower area. While retaining the shower/tub combo, a new Kohler Underscore acrylic soaking bathtub was installed, offering a sleek and modern look. The shower walls and wall niche were adorned with the same porcelain tile used in the master shower. This choice not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also ensures durability and ease of maintenance.

This beach home had a challenging long and narrow footprint. A pony wall and a dated niche blocked the kitchen area off from the family room. In removing both walls and the sink peninsula, the vista was greatly opened up and a gorgeous island was installed in place of the peninsula. A beautiful waterfall edge gives a clean and polished look to the island which contains a good assortment of storage – both drawers and doors. The sink, rotated to face into the family room, coheres the entire area, making it a more inclusive family space. New cabinetry and floating shelves where the old niche used to be contributes to the flow and beauty of the area. An angled wall, previously occupied by a tall cabinet, now houses a bar with a beverage fridge and floating shelves. A Wolf cooktop and double ovens, along with a Sub Zero refrigerator with freezer and vegetable drawers complete the appliance package for this small but highly functional kitchen.