This Allendale family wanted a main level where everyone had a place truly their own. With two young kids and a dog on one side of the house and Mom and Dad on the other, the challenge was designing a layout that gave each part of the family their own space without the home feeling split in two. Ridgewood Home Construction solved this by constructing the entire main level into two connected zones: a bedroom-and-bathroom wing where the kids could run around, spread out, and make noise, and a quiet corner of the house for Mom and Dad to call their own. The kitchen, primary suite, living room, bathrooms, laundry, and entry were all part of the project, so every space feels like it belongs to the family that lives there.

This Allendale family wanted a main level where everyone had a place truly their own. With two young kids and a dog on one side of the house and Mom and Dad on the other, the challenge was designing a layout that gave each part of the family their own space without the home feeling split in two. Ridgewood Home Construction solved this by constructing the entire main level into two connected zones: a bedroom-and-bathroom wing where the kids could run around, spread out, and make noise, and a quiet corner of the house for Mom and Dad to call their own. The kitchen, primary suite, living room, bathrooms, laundry, and entry were all part of the project, so every space feels like it belongs to the family that lives there.

This Allendale family wanted a main level where everyone had a place truly their own. With two young kids and a dog on one side of the house and Mom and Dad on the other, the challenge was designing a layout that gave each part of the family their own space without the home feeling split in two. Ridgewood Home Construction solved this by constructing the entire main level into two connected zones: a bedroom-and-bathroom wing where the kids could run around, spread out, and make noise, and a quiet corner of the house for Mom and Dad to call their own. The kitchen, primary suite, living room, bathrooms, laundry, and entry were all part of the project, so every space feels like it belongs to the family that lives there.

This Allendale family wanted a main level where everyone had a place truly their own. With two young kids and a dog on one side of the house and Mom and Dad on the other, the challenge was designing a layout that gave each part of the family their own space without the home feeling split in two. Ridgewood Home Construction solved this by constructing the entire main level into two connected zones: a bedroom-and-bathroom wing where the kids could run around, spread out, and make noise, and a quiet corner of the house for Mom and Dad to call their own. The kitchen, primary suite, living room, bathrooms, laundry, and entry were all part of the project, so every space feels like it belongs to the family that lives there.

This Allendale family wanted a main level where everyone had a place truly their own. With two young kids and a dog on one side of the house and Mom and Dad on the other, the challenge was designing a layout that gave each part of the family their own space without the home feeling split in two. Ridgewood Home Construction solved this by constructing the entire main level into two connected zones: a bedroom-and-bathroom wing where the kids could run around, spread out, and make noise, and a quiet corner of the house for Mom and Dad to call their own. The kitchen, primary suite, living room, bathrooms, laundry, and entry were all part of the project, so every space feels like it belongs to the family that lives there.

This Allendale family wanted a main level where everyone had a place truly their own. With two young kids and a dog on one side of the house and Mom and Dad on the other, the challenge was designing a layout that gave each part of the family their own space without the home feeling split in two. Ridgewood Home Construction solved this by constructing the entire main level into two connected zones: a bedroom-and-bathroom wing where the kids could run around, spread out, and make noise, and a quiet corner of the house for Mom and Dad to call their own. The kitchen, primary suite, living room, bathrooms, laundry, and entry were all part of the project, so every space feels like it belongs to the family that lives there.

This Allendale family wanted a main level where everyone had a place truly their own. With two young kids and a dog on one side of the house and Mom and Dad on the other, the challenge was designing a layout that gave each part of the family their own space without the home feeling split in two. Ridgewood Home Construction solved this by constructing the entire main level into two connected zones: a bedroom-and-bathroom wing where the kids could run around, spread out, and make noise, and a quiet corner of the house for Mom and Dad to call their own. The kitchen, primary suite, living room, bathrooms, laundry, and entry were all part of the project, so every space feels like it belongs to the family that lives there.

This Allendale family wanted a main level where everyone had a place truly their own. With two young kids and a dog on one side of the house and Mom and Dad on the other, the challenge was designing a layout that gave each part of the family their own space without the home feeling split in two. Ridgewood Home Construction solved this by constructing the entire main level into two connected zones: a bedroom-and-bathroom wing where the kids could run around, spread out, and make noise, and a quiet corner of the house for Mom and Dad to call their own. The kitchen, primary suite, living room, bathrooms, laundry, and entry were all part of the project, so every space feels like it belongs to the family that lives there.

This Allendale family wanted a main level where everyone had a place truly their own. With two young kids and a dog on one side of the house and Mom and Dad on the other, the challenge was designing a layout that gave each part of the family their own space without the home feeling split in two. Ridgewood Home Construction solved this by constructing the entire main level into two connected zones: a bedroom-and-bathroom wing where the kids could run around, spread out, and make noise, and a quiet corner of the house for Mom and Dad to call their own. The kitchen, primary suite, living room, bathrooms, laundry, and entry were all part of the project, so every space feels like it belongs to the family that lives there.

This Allendale family wanted a main level where everyone had a place truly their own. With two young kids and a dog on one side of the house and Mom and Dad on the other, the challenge was designing a layout that gave each part of the family their own space without the home feeling split in two. Ridgewood Home Construction solved this by constructing the entire main level into two connected zones: a bedroom-and-bathroom wing where the kids could run around, spread out, and make noise, and a quiet corner of the house for Mom and Dad to call their own. The kitchen, primary suite, living room, bathrooms, laundry, and entry were all part of the project, so every space feels like it belongs to the family that lives there.

Main level open-plan interior of a ground-up new construction home in the Berkeley Hills, CA, as featured on America ByDesign on CBS. Dramatic diagonal shadow bands cast by the clerestory glazing above create a kinetic light composition across the birch plywood ceiling panels and white oak hardwood floors - the passive solar design of the Fold House animating the interior throughout the day. Full-height glass panel stair railing visible at left with floor-to-ceiling glazing and Bay views beyond. Accordion-fold paper pendant at upper left. Recessed linear LED ceiling light above the dining zone. New Construction - Fold House - Berkeley Hills CA - CB Architecture + Design

This Allendale family wanted a main level where everyone had a place truly their own. With two young kids and a dog on one side of the house and Mom and Dad on the other, the challenge was designing a layout that gave each part of the family their own space without the home feeling split in two. Ridgewood Home Construction solved this by constructing the entire main level into two connected zones: a bedroom-and-bathroom wing where the kids could run around, spread out, and make noise, and a quiet corner of the house for Mom and Dad to call their own. The kitchen, primary suite, living room, bathrooms, laundry, and entry were all part of the project, so every space feels like it belongs to the family that lives there.

Photo: Kip Dawkins

Primary bath wet zone at 10106 Empyrean Way, Century City, Los Angeles, with two shower positions and a soaking tub sharing one quartzite-clad enclosure. Perimeter cove lighting washes the slab veining, and the whole floor was waterproofed as a single assembly beneath the tile. Built by Solid Ground Construction, a licensed general contractor serving Century City, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and greater Los Angeles.

Dining table at 10106 Empyrean Way, Century City, Los Angeles, set into the corner where two window walls meet. The pendant is hung low over the marble top to hold the table as its own zone within the open living and dining space. Remodeled by Solid Ground Construction, a licensed general contractor serving Century City, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and greater Los Angeles.

Floating stained wood shelves set against the full-height marble mosaic backsplash create a beautiful display niche in this modern farmhouse kitchen by Craftsworth Construction. A black iron chandelier with clear glass shades echoes the lantern pendants over the island, tying the dining and kitchen zones together seamlessly in this open-concept Chester County home renovation.

Home expansion services including second-story additions, master suite expansions, guest bedroom additions, and multi-room projects. EDR Design Build handles structural analysis, foundation work, roofing integration, interior finishes, and seamless connection to existing home systems. Manages permits, zoning compliance, and ensures architectural consistency between original structure and new construction. Typical projects 500-2000 sq ft with 6-12 month timelines.

Photo: Kip Dawkins
Kitchen - modern kitchen idea

This is our Sugar Hill plan. This was the first home built in the community know as Scarlet Ridge. The home is a story and a half. Has an open floor plan, separate dining room, and the master is located on the main floor. The homes exterior offers beautiful curb appeal, and was well received in Ooltewah's newest community. Philip Slowiak Photography