When these clients came to us seeking a kitchen renovation, we gladly seized the opportunity to come up with a unique design that was tailored to their needs. Being a fun and trendy younger couple with two daughters, their desire for a completely white kitchen did not seem to suit who they were as a family. We turned towards the rest of their home for inspiration on how we could extract the clients true taste. The recipe for this design came from fine wines and freshly brewed coffee, mixed in with elegance and topped off by a strong sense of family. We kept the desire for the white kitchen, but brought in the warmth of the wood, the fun of the green back splash and the stylish edge of the black appliances. This family can now enjoy their time together in a space that we believe reflects who they are.

Our client wanted a rustic, yet modern feel. Our Designer worked with the existing cabinets and did a Shaker-style door/drawer front with a combination of full overlay and inset to bring the existing cabinets up to this modern clean look. The contrasting open shelves in a seemingly unfinished wood, coupled with the Great Oregon Oak vinyl wood plank flooring (by Republic) , the reclaimed fence boards dry-brushed with KM 23 Swiss Coffee, the Jeffrey Court Gloss Mountain Mist subway tile back splash, the Dekton Trilium island countertop, and the appliances and modern lighting fixtures, give this kitchen the rustic-modern look our client was seeking. Note: our Designer also re-utilized the clients existing Corian countertop.

When these clients came to us seeking a kitchen renovation, we gladly seized the opportunity to come up with a unique design that was tailored to their needs. Being a fun and trendy younger couple with two daughters, their desire for a completely white kitchen did not seem to suit who they were as a family. We turned towards the rest of their home for inspiration on how we could extract the clients true taste. The recipe for this design came from fine wines and freshly brewed coffee, mixed in with elegance and topped off by a strong sense of family. We kept the desire for the white kitchen, but brought in the warmth of the wood, the fun of the green back splash and the stylish edge of the black appliances. This family can now enjoy their time together in a space that we believe reflects who they are.

When these clients came to us seeking a kitchen renovation, we gladly seized the opportunity to come up with a unique design that was tailored to their needs. Being a fun and trendy younger couple with two daughters, their desire for a completely white kitchen did not seem to suit who they were as a family. We turned towards the rest of their home for inspiration on how we could extract the clients true taste. The recipe for this design came from fine wines and freshly brewed coffee, mixed in with elegance and topped off by a strong sense of family. We kept the desire for the white kitchen, but brought in the warmth of the wood, the fun of the green back splash and the stylish edge of the black appliances. This family can now enjoy their time together in a space that we believe reflects who they are.

Our client wanted a rustic, yet modern feel. Our Designer worked with the existing cabinets and did a Shaker-style door/drawer front with a combination of full overlay and inset to bring the existing cabinets up to this modern clean look. The contrasting open shelves in a seemingly unfinished wood, coupled with the Great Oregon Oak vinyl wood plank flooring (by Republic) , the reclaimed fence boards dry-brushed with KM 23 Swiss Coffee, the Jeffrey Court Gloss Mountain Mist subway tile back splash, the Dekton Trilium island countertop, and the appliances and modern lighting fixtures, give this kitchen the rustic-modern look our client was seeking. Note: our Designer also re-utilized the clients existing Corian countertop.

When these clients came to us seeking a kitchen renovation, we gladly seized the opportunity to come up with a unique design that was tailored to their needs. Being a fun and trendy younger couple with two daughters, their desire for a completely white kitchen did not seem to suit who they were as a family. We turned towards the rest of their home for inspiration on how we could extract the clients true taste. The recipe for this design came from fine wines and freshly brewed coffee, mixed in with elegance and topped off by a strong sense of family. We kept the desire for the white kitchen, but brought in the warmth of the wood, the fun of the green back splash and the stylish edge of the black appliances. This family can now enjoy their time together in a space that we believe reflects who they are.

When these clients came to us seeking a kitchen renovation, we gladly seized the opportunity to come up with a unique design that was tailored to their needs. Being a fun and trendy younger couple with two daughters, their desire for a completely white kitchen did not seem to suit who they were as a family. We turned towards the rest of their home for inspiration on how we could extract the clients true taste. The recipe for this design came from fine wines and freshly brewed coffee, mixed in with elegance and topped off by a strong sense of family. We kept the desire for the white kitchen, but brought in the warmth of the wood, the fun of the green back splash and the stylish edge of the black appliances. This family can now enjoy their time together in a space that we believe reflects who they are.

When these clients came to us seeking a kitchen renovation, we gladly seized the opportunity to come up with a unique design that was tailored to their needs. Being a fun and trendy younger couple with two daughters, their desire for a completely white kitchen did not seem to suit who they were as a family. We turned towards the rest of their home for inspiration on how we could extract the clients true taste. The recipe for this design came from fine wines and freshly brewed coffee, mixed in with elegance and topped off by a strong sense of family. We kept the desire for the white kitchen, but brought in the warmth of the wood, the fun of the green back splash and the stylish edge of the black appliances. This family can now enjoy their time together in a space that we believe reflects who they are.

Our client wanted a rustic, yet modern feel. Our Designer worked with the existing cabinets and did a Shaker-style door/drawer front with a combination of full overlay and inset to bring the existing cabinets up to this modern clean look. The contrasting open shelves in a seemingly unfinished wood, coupled with the Great Oregon Oak vinyl wood plank flooring (by Republic) , the reclaimed fence boards dry-brushed with KM 23 Swiss Coffee, the Jeffrey Court Gloss Mountain Mist subway tile back splash, the Dekton Trilium island countertop, and the appliances and modern lighting fixtures, give this kitchen the rustic-modern look our client was seeking. Note: our Designer also re-utilized the clients existing Corian countertop.

Our client wanted a rustic, yet modern feel. Our Designer worked with the existing cabinets and did a Shaker-style door/drawer front with a combination of full overlay and inset to bring the existing cabinets up to this modern clean look. The contrasting open shelves in a seemingly unfinished wood, coupled with the Great Oregon Oak vinyl wood plank flooring (by Republic) , the reclaimed fence boards dry-brushed with KM 23 Swiss Coffee, the Jeffrey Court Gloss Mountain Mist subway tile back splash, the Dekton Trilium island countertop, and the appliances and modern lighting fixtures, give this kitchen the rustic-modern look our client was seeking. Note: our Designer also re-utilized the clients existing Corian countertop.

Our client wanted a rustic, yet modern feel. Our Designer worked with the existing cabinets and did a Shaker-style door/drawer front with a combination of full overlay and inset to bring the existing cabinets up to this modern clean look. The contrasting open shelves in a seemingly unfinished wood, coupled with the Great Oregon Oak vinyl wood plank flooring (by Republic) , the reclaimed fence boards dry-brushed with KM 23 Swiss Coffee, the Jeffrey Court Gloss Mountain Mist subway tile back splash, the Dekton Trilium island countertop, and the appliances and modern lighting fixtures, give this kitchen the rustic-modern look our client was seeking. Note: our Designer also re-utilized the clients existing Corian countertop.

This 1950s 6’x8’ bathroom was reimagined to match the vision of a young professional couple seeking a sleek, luxurious design. Better Builders transformed the cramped space by removing the tub and installing a curbless shower with a linear drain and glass wall, creating an open and airy feel. To visually expand the room, smokey gray tile was installed throughout, paired with striking blue granite slab accents inspired by the homeowners’ travels. Creative storage solutions included a floating teak shelf that extends seamlessly across the back wall and a compact vanity replacing the pedestal sink for added counter space. Modern fixtures, including a Bluetooth-enabled Robern lighted medicine cabinet, completed the transformation, delivering both style and functionality. Thoughtful design choices and innovative space planning solutions maximized every inch of this small bathroom, bringing the client’s vision to life.

When these clients came to us seeking a kitchen renovation, we gladly seized the opportunity to come up with a unique design that was tailored to their needs. Being a fun and trendy younger couple with two daughters, their desire for a completely white kitchen did not seem to suit who they were as a family. We turned towards the rest of their home for inspiration on how we could extract the clients true taste. The recipe for this design came from fine wines and freshly brewed coffee, mixed in with elegance and topped off by a strong sense of family. We kept the desire for the white kitchen, but brought in the warmth of the wood, the fun of the green back splash and the stylish edge of the black appliances. This family can now enjoy their time together in a space that we believe reflects who they are.

This 1950s 6’x8’ bathroom was reimagined to match the vision of a young professional couple seeking a sleek, luxurious design. Better Builders transformed the cramped space by removing the tub and installing a curbless shower with a linear drain and glass wall, creating an open and airy feel. To visually expand the room, smokey gray tile was installed throughout, paired with striking blue granite slab accents inspired by the homeowners’ travels. Creative storage solutions included a floating teak shelf that extends seamlessly across the back wall and a compact vanity replacing the pedestal sink for added counter space. Modern fixtures, including a Bluetooth-enabled Robern lighted medicine cabinet, completed the transformation, delivering both style and functionality. Thoughtful design choices and innovative space planning solutions maximized every inch of this small bathroom, bringing the client’s vision to life.

Our client wanted a rustic, yet modern feel. Our Designer worked with the existing cabinets and did a Shaker-style door/drawer front with a combination of full overlay and inset to bring the existing cabinets up to this modern clean look. The contrasting open shelves in a seemingly unfinished wood, coupled with the Great Oregon Oak vinyl wood plank flooring (by Republic) , the reclaimed fence boards dry-brushed with KM 23 Swiss Coffee, the Jeffrey Court Gloss Mountain Mist subway tile back splash, the Dekton Trilium island countertop, and the appliances and modern lighting fixtures, give this kitchen the rustic-modern look our client was seeking. Note: our Designer also re-utilized the clients existing Corian countertop.

This 1950s 6’x8’ bathroom was reimagined to match the vision of a young professional couple seeking a sleek, luxurious design. Better Builders transformed the cramped space by removing the tub and installing a curbless shower with a linear drain and glass wall, creating an open and airy feel. To visually expand the room, smokey gray tile was installed throughout, paired with striking blue granite slab accents inspired by the homeowners’ travels. Creative storage solutions included a floating teak shelf that extends seamlessly across the back wall and a compact vanity replacing the pedestal sink for added counter space. Modern fixtures, including a Bluetooth-enabled Robern lighted medicine cabinet, completed the transformation, delivering both style and functionality. Thoughtful design choices and innovative space planning solutions maximized every inch of this small bathroom, bringing the client’s vision to life.

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Mid-sized minimalist galley light wood floor and beige floor eat-in kitchen photo in San Francisco with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, glass sheet backsplash, paneled appliances, an island and white countertops

Our client wanted a rustic, yet modern feel. Our Designer worked with the existing cabinets and did a Shaker-style door/drawer front with a combination of full overlay and inset to bring the existing cabinets up to this modern clean look. The contrasting open shelves in a seemingly unfinished wood, coupled with the Great Oregon Oak vinyl wood plank flooring (by Republic) , the reclaimed fence boards dry-brushed with KM 23 Swiss Coffee, the Jeffrey Court Gloss Mountain Mist subway tile back splash, the Dekton Trilium island countertop, and the appliances and modern lighting fixtures, give this kitchen the rustic-modern look our client was seeking. Note: our Designer also re-utilized the clients existing Corian countertop.