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“Using natural stone is something special. It is, admittedly, more expensive than man-made alternatives. Yet nothing adds the feeling of permanence, history, and solidity as does natural stone. When using stone, I always want to provide the most cost effective solutions. In this case, a stone overlay was an option for the porch.”
In addition to beauty, the bricks also add significant interest to the project, he shared. “The street pavers are architecturally recycled. They once were street pavers, hand crafted in the 1800’s. You can even see an occasional thumbprint in them. That adds so much to the story of the home. There is a history behind the design that makes it exciting.”
Project Design & Installation by Maverick Landscaping http://www.mavericklandscaping.com/
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LED lights are a safe and cost effective way to brighten up your kitchen island, cabinets, or pendants. Illuminating cabinet interiors and the spaces above and below is a great way to perfectly balance opening up the room, task lighting for food prep and cooking, and adding a splash of color.
Illuminating the area under cabinets really transforms a room. LED light bars and strips provide ample task lighting for everyday activities and increase the overall illumination in a room. Never has it been easier to achieve this look than now with the various LED light strip kits offered.

This was a long and narrow room so it was a bit tricky to design, but , I was able to get three distinct areas by using Bamboo room dividers! A separate and semi-private desk area, bedroom area and hangout space (sofa). The bamboo room dividers were cost effective and singularly important in achieving functionality for all three areas within the room. The style is a bit of an Asian-inspired, Boho mix. A printed mustard yellow wallpaper frames the desk area in the back and gives it a bright pop of color, while a pale pink on the walls is a great balance to the beautiful accents and furniture throughout. I’d say it’s the perfect little girl’s room!
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Our bathroom renovation services range from makeovers to full reconstructions. The bathroom is a great place to green your home by upgrading to new eco-conscious systems. It’s also very cost effective to replace the surfaces and hardware to update or upgrade your bathroom.
Taken by: Rick Rodney

Our bathroom renovation services range from makeovers to full reconstructions. The bathroom is a great place to green your home by upgrading to new eco-conscious systems. It’s also very cost effective to replace the surfaces and hardware to update or upgrade your bathroom.
Taken by: Rick Rodney

LED lights are a safe and cost effective way to brighten up your kitchen island, cabinets, or pendants. Illuminating cabinet interiors and the spaces above and below is a great way to perfectly balance opening up the room, task lighting for food prep and cooking, and adding a splash of color.
Illuminating the area under cabinets really transforms a room. LED light bars and strips provide ample task lighting for everyday activities and increase the overall illumination in a room. Never has it been easier to achieve this look than now with the various LED light strip kits offered.

This house was built as a testing ground for refining assembly, trying new details, and simplifying mechanical tweaks. It was designed as a stock plan, taking into account the wedge-shaped lot common to new suburbs. A large, south-facing great room brings bright south light into the home, uncommon in a neighborhood where the same design is reused over and over regardless of orientation. The exterior styling references the classic suburban architecture of the 20th century, while keeping the finishes maintenance-free. As a spec house and also a fully certified Passive House, this home demonstrates the perfect balance between cost-effectiveness and cutting edge energy performance.
Photo Credit: Jarrell Whisken

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This house was built as a testing ground for refining assembly, trying new details, and simplifying mechanical tweaks. It was designed as a stock plan, taking into account the wedge-shaped lot common to new suburbs. A large, south-facing great room brings bright south light into the home, uncommon in a neighborhood where the same design is reused over and over regardless of orientation. The exterior styling references the classic suburban architecture of the 20th century, while keeping the finishes maintenance-free. As a spec house and also a fully certified Passive House, this home demonstrates the perfect balance between cost-effectiveness and cutting edge energy performance.
Photo Credit: Jarrell Whisken

Another project by Landmark Remodeling, Pro Design Custom Cabinetry and Pinnacle Interior Designs. This main floor bath is shared by the mom, dad, and two boys so we had to think about how all users can utilize the space and enjoy it. We also wanted to be budget conscience so that we could possibly do their outdated kitchen as well. We had a dark stained custom vanity and a custom mirror to give the homeowner their dream look and cost effective tile and light choices to balance out.

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The area surrounding the boulder steps is only an 'initial landscape planting'. Also, a very simple, cost effective solar- powered walkway lighting is in place. This area is all about the Berms, raised beds, shrubs and specimen trees will dramatically soften the area, adding depth, lots of color and great textures! Most of which has yet to be installed.
Entering the Olive colored concrete terrace, we see flowers and pots aplenty. Off to the left, there's an inviting built in seating area, 'Lux' outdoor furniture and the focal point- an inviting, cozy fireplace, surrounded by a charming stacked stone wall and more potted plants.

This modern exterior showcases the Quarry Mill's Cambridge dimensional style limestone thin veneer panels. Cambridge is a natural limestone panel in neutral cream tones. The standard pieces are 12” x 24” and 1” thick. Each individual piece has been sawn on all six sides. The standard panels are 12” x 24” with a sawed finish; however, custom sizes, custom finishes, and corners are available by special order. Cambridge can be installed in a coursed running bond, stacked bond, or grid pattern. The terms panel and cladding are used interchangeably to describe this type of product depending on which part of the country you are in. Cambridge is a great fit for large-scale commercial applications as it gives a classic and stately appearance while allowing for rapid and cost-effective installation.

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Matthew T. Gill, VP Operations, Exact Match Masonry Staining, LLC www.masonrystaining.com The entire exterior of this home was rehabbed from a dated tan brick and mortar to an attractive craftsman red with light mortar color. A maintenance free transformation with our custom stain is as natural appearing as if the home had been built this way. Masonry staining is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly, non-invasive way to update the appearance of brick homes coast to coast. Visit our site to learn more or receive your free quote today.

Our bathroom renovation services range from makeovers to full reconstructions. The bathroom is a great place to green your home by upgrading to new eco-conscious systems. It’s also very cost effective to replace the surfaces and hardware to update or upgrade your bathroom.
Taken by: Rick Rodney

The homeowner of this old, detached garage wanted to create a functional living space with a kitchen, bathroom and second-story bedroom, while still maintaining a functional garage space. We salvaged hickory wood for the floors and built custom fir cabinets in the kitchen with patchwork tile backsplash and energy efficient appliances. As a historical home but without historical requirements, we had fun blending era-specific elements like traditional wood windows, French doors, and wood garage doors with modern elements like solar panels on the roof and accent lighting in the stair risers. In preparation for the next phase of construction (a full kitchen remodel and addition to the main house), we connected the plumbing between the main house and carriage house to make the project more cost-effective. We also built a new gate with custom stonework to match the trellis, expanded the patio between the main house and garage, and installed a gas fire pit to seamlessly tie the structures together and provide a year-round outdoor living space.

Transform your mundane post with cost effective faux wood column covers from Barron Designs. Crafted by hand in the US from real wood so they look extremely realistic. Barron Designs crafts our decorative wood column wraps by hand mitering and assembling 3 sides of the column. The 4th side is not attached, making it easy to slip the U-shaped piece around a structural beam then attach the 4th side using adhesive and/or finish nails. Optional base and crown moulding is available for a stunning finishing touch.

This house was built as a testing ground for refining assembly, trying new details, and simplifying mechanical tweaks. It was designed as a stock plan, taking into account the wedge-shaped lot common to new suburbs. A large, south-facing great room brings bright south light into the home, uncommon in a neighborhood where the same design is reused over and over regardless of orientation. The exterior styling references the classic suburban architecture of the 20th century, while keeping the finishes maintenance-free. As a spec house and also a fully certified Passive House, this home demonstrates the perfect balance between cost-effectiveness and cutting edge energy performance.
Photo Credit: Jarrell Whisken

Opting for a cost-effective update to the upstairs bathroom, we kept plumbing fixtures in their original positions. The pivotal change involved replacing the enclosed tub/shower combo with a modern, frameless glass shower, instantly creating a more open feel. We replaced the framed linen closet with a custom millwork cabinet to match the vanity. Transitioning from two sinks to one provided extra functional storage within the vanity.
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