What began as a builder-grade townhome bathroom held the promise of something more, a place where the homeowners could start and end each day with a sense of calm. They loved the curbless shower and transom windows, so our work centered on preserving those elements while creating a space that felt softer, more intentional, and undeniably serene. Keeping the original layout allowed us to focus on the details that matter. A warm grey vanity grounds the room, while a tailored tub surround and upgraded finishes bring in the quiet luxury they’d been craving. The vanity wall, now tiled to the ceiling and framed with gentle sconce lighting, shifts the entire atmosphere from standard to spa-like. What emerged is a retreat made for everyday life, a space that feels peaceful in the morning, restorative in the evening, and beautifully tailored to the rhythms of home. The Everyday Escape is a reminder that even the most familiar routines can feel extraordinary when the details are designed with care.

Brookhill Raised Panel is casual and comfortable in Oak finished in Wheat with a Burnt Sienna Glaze. This traditional design finds its rhythm in the repeating pattern of the corner Crossmate wine storage cubes with Chi mullion grids in upper wall cabinets. Strategically placed details, such as an apron sink base pulled forward and balanced by a pair of decorative fluted legs, along with Provincial valances on the toe kick, give this design the architectural interest traditionalists crave. Even the finest furniture makers would be envious of the rich Vineyard finish, open shelving and deluxe end treatment of the Cherry Park Place Reverse Raised Panel island. Find a Design-Craft Showroom near you today: http://www.designcraftcabinets.com/dealer-locations

Embrace a sleek and contemporary lifestyle. This modern haven boasts an open floor plan, perfect for entertaining or comfortable family living. The chef's kitchen features stainless steel appliances and custom cabinetry, creating a space that inspires culinary creations. Luxurious touches continue in the master bathroom with its floor-to-ceiling tiled shower. Convenience is key with this central Tampa location. Enjoy easy access to shops, restaurants, entertainment, and major highways for effortless commuting. You'll also love being close to the airport, ideal for frequent flyers or those who cherish easy travel access. Live a low-maintenance lifestyle with included internet, groundskeeping, and trash services, giving you more time to focus on what matters most. This modern oasis is perfect for professionals, couples, or small families who crave a vibrant Tampa Bay experience. Don't miss your chance to live in style!

The clients for this project saw potential to reinvent a small, one-story, 1940’s El Cerrito Bungalow, to support their unique and balanced, work-from-home lifestyle. They craved a modern, fresh approach to their day-to-day life with side-by-side, private work spaces, with the ability to open or close the connection between the two large offices. The home renovation and addition accommodates their spiritual interests as well with a room solely dedicated to meditation, yoga and tai chi. The creation of a small library near the entrance of the home provides a warm environment for research and leisure reading for this dynamic and creative couple. In order to achieve all of their requests, we kept portions of two sides of the original house and wedged a new, modern, 2-story addition in the middle while also extending the home to the rear. This allowed for a spacious master bedroom suite on the first floor complete with a wet room and Japanese soaking tub. Integral color cement plaster, natural wood and clear anodized aluminum create an authentic, rich, textural experience. The home offers lots of natural light, high wood ceilings, and a fun indoor/outdoor living experience that maximizes the use of the existing yard. The clients love their new home and hope that the design will raise the aesthetic bar for the neighborhood.

Brookhill Raised Panel is casual and comfortable in Oak finished in Wheat with a Burnt Sienna Glaze. This traditional design finds its rhythm in the repeating pattern of the corner Crossmate wine storage cubes with Chi mullion grids in upper wall cabinets. Strategically placed details, such as an apron sink base pulled forward and balanced by a pair of decorative fluted legs, along with Provincial valances on the toe kick, give this design the architectural interest traditionalists crave. Even the finest furniture makers would be envious of the rich Vineyard finish, open shelving and deluxe end treatment of the Cherry Park Place Reverse Raised Panel island. Find a Design-Craft Showroom near you today: http://www.designcraftcabinets.com/dealer-locations

Project by Shoestring Pavilion A DIY painted and stenciled piece of furniture using the Indian Inlay Stencil kit for a bone inlay look. Inspired by Anthropologie bone inlay dresser.

The Inverness Bathroom remodel had these goals: to complete the work while allowing the owner to continue to use their workshop below the project's construction, to provide a high-end quality product that was low-maintenance to the owners, to allow for future accessibility, more natural light and to better meet the daily needs of both the husband's and wife's lifestyles. The first challenge was providing the required structural support to continue to clear span the two cargarage below which housed a workshop. The sheetrock removal, framing and sheetrock repairs and painting were completed first so the owner could continue to use his workshop, as requested. The HVAC supply line was originally an 8" duct that barely fit in the roof triangle between the ridge pole and ceiling. In order to provide the required air flow to additional supply vents in ceiling, a triangular duct was fabricated allowing us to use every square inch of available space. Since every exterior wall in the space adjoined a sloped ceiling, we installed ventilation baffles between each rafter and installed spray foam insulation.This project more than doubled the square footage of usable space. The new area houses a spaciousshower, large bathtub and dressing area. The addition of a window provides natural light. Instead of a small double vanity, they now have a his-and-hers vanity area. We wanted to provide a practical and comfortable space for the wife to get ready for her day and were able to incorporate a sit down make up station for her. The honed white marble looking tile is not only low maintenance but creates a clean bright spa appearance. The custom color vanities and built in linen press provide the perfect contrast of boldness to create the WOW factor. The sloped ceilings allowed us to maximize the amount of usable space plus provided the opportunity for the built in linen press with drawers at the bottom for additional storage. We were also able to combine two closets and add built in shelves for her. This created a dream space for our client that craved organization and functionality. A separate closet on opposite side of entrance provided suitable and comfortable closet space for him. In the end, these clients now have a large, bright and inviting master bath that will allow for complete accessibility in the future.

The clients for this project saw potential to reinvent a small, one-story, 1940’s El Cerrito Bungalow, to support their unique and balanced, work-from-home lifestyle. They craved a modern, fresh approach to their day-to-day life with side-by-side, private work spaces, with the ability to open or close the connection between the two large offices. The home renovation and addition accommodates their spiritual interests as well with a room solely dedicated to meditation, yoga and tai chi. The creation of a small library near the entrance of the home provides a warm environment for research and leisure reading for this dynamic and creative couple. In order to achieve all of their requests, we kept portions of two sides of the original house and wedged a new, modern, 2-story addition in the middle while also extending the home to the rear. This allowed for a spacious master bedroom suite on the first floor complete with a wet room and Japanese soaking tub. Integral color cement plaster, natural wood and clear anodized aluminum create an authentic, rich, textural experience. The home offers lots of natural light, high wood ceilings, and a fun indoor/outdoor living experience that maximizes the use of the existing yard. The clients love their new home and hope that the design will raise the aesthetic bar for the neighborhood.

The clients for this project saw potential to reinvent a small, one-story, 1940’s El Cerrito Bungalow, to support their unique and balanced, work-from-home lifestyle. They craved a modern, fresh approach to their day-to-day life with side-by-side, private work spaces, with the ability to open or close the connection between the two large offices. The home renovation and addition accommodates their spiritual interests as well with a room solely dedicated to meditation, yoga and tai chi. The creation of a small library near the entrance of the home provides a warm environment for research and leisure reading for this dynamic and creative couple. In order to achieve all of their requests, we kept portions of two sides of the original house and wedged a new, modern, 2-story addition in the middle while also extending the home to the rear. This allowed for a spacious master bedroom suite on the first floor complete with a wet room and Japanese soaking tub. Integral color cement plaster, natural wood and clear anodized aluminum create an authentic, rich, textural experience. The home offers lots of natural light, high wood ceilings, and a fun indoor/outdoor living experience that maximizes the use of the existing yard. The clients love their new home and hope that the design will raise the aesthetic bar for the neighborhood.

Seamless Pantry and Appliance Wall for a Sleek, Modern Kitchen Blending form and function, this custom pantry and appliance wall is a masterclass in clean-lined design. Floor-to-ceiling cabinetry in warm wood tones creates a seamless look, offering abundant hidden storage while keeping the kitchen's aesthetic streamlined and sophisticated. Hidden behind tall, paneled doors is a fully integrated refrigerator and freezer, cleverly disguised to maintain a cohesive flow with the surrounding cabinetry. Adjacent to the pantry, sleek built-in stainless steel appliances—including a double oven and microwave—are perfectly aligned for efficiency and ease of use. Slim, matte black hardware adds a subtle modern edge, tying in with the kitchen’s overall contemporary vibe. The uninterrupted cabinetry faces the dramatic stone island, creating a visually balanced backdrop that enhances the kitchen's open, airy feel. This thoughtful design is ideal for homeowners who crave a polished, minimalist look without sacrificing practicality or storage.

Prepare to be wowed by this next renovation! These homeowners wanted it all: an updated layout, more space and a sleek, modern look. Project Manager, George Griffin, and Designer, Sarah McDonald, paired up for the overhaul of the home. We started by putting an addition onto the existing kitchen for more space. We then built a brand new deck and railing system outside to create an area for entertaining and enjoying the landscape. Inside, they craved ample storage, so we anchored the kitchen with a spacious island which crafted the perfect blend of symmetry and balance. Adding to the balance of the space was the custom ventilation hood that extended up into the vaulted ceiling area. Slab white doors meet quarter-sawn oak in a light gray wash, creating a harmonious palette that’s inviting for family and guests. Hidden storage and clever power solutions make this space perfect for gatherings and cozy meals alike. Flooring was redone throughout the bottom floor to make sure the space remained cohesive. Don’t miss the show-stopping light fixture on your way out to the new deck – it’s the cherry on top of this stunning renovation. Proof that dreams really do come true!

Brookhill Raised Panel is casual and comfortable in Oak finished in Wheat with a Burnt Sienna Glaze. This traditional design finds its rhythm in the repeating pattern of the corner Crossmate wine storage cubes with Chi mullion grids in upper wall cabinets. Strategically placed details, such as an apron sink base pulled forward and balanced by a pair of decorative fluted legs, along with Provincial valances on the toe kick, give this design the architectural interest traditionalists crave. Even the finest furniture makers would be envious of the rich Vineyard finish, open shelving and deluxe end treatment of the Cherry Park Place Reverse Raised Panel island. Find a Design-Craft Showroom near you today: http://www.designcraftcabinets.com/dealer-locations

Prepare to be wowed by this next renovation! These homeowners wanted it all: an updated layout, more space and a sleek, modern look. Project Manager, George Griffin, and Designer, Sarah McDonald, paired up for the overhaul of the home. We started by putting an addition onto the existing kitchen for more space. We then built a brand new deck and railing system outside to create an area for entertaining and enjoying the landscape. Inside, they craved ample storage, so we anchored the kitchen with a spacious island which crafted the perfect blend of symmetry and balance. Adding to the balance of the space was the custom ventilation hood that extended up into the vaulted ceiling area. Slab white doors meet quarter-sawn oak in a light gray wash, creating a harmonious palette that’s inviting for family and guests. Hidden storage and clever power solutions make this space perfect for gatherings and cozy meals alike. Flooring was redone throughout the bottom floor to make sure the space remained cohesive. Don’t miss the show-stopping light fixture on your way out to the new deck – it’s the cherry on top of this stunning renovation. Proof that dreams really do come true!

Prepare to be wowed by this next renovation! These homeowners wanted it all: an updated layout, more space and a sleek, modern look. Project Manager, George Griffin, and Designer, Sarah McDonald, paired up for the overhaul of the home. We started by putting an addition onto the existing kitchen for more space. We then built a brand new deck and railing system outside to create an area for entertaining and enjoying the landscape. Inside, they craved ample storage, so we anchored the kitchen with a spacious island which crafted the perfect blend of symmetry and balance. Adding to the balance of the space was the custom ventilation hood that extended up into the vaulted ceiling area. Slab white doors meet quarter-sawn oak in a light gray wash, creating a harmonious palette that’s inviting for family and guests. Hidden storage and clever power solutions make this space perfect for gatherings and cozy meals alike. Flooring was redone throughout the bottom floor to make sure the space remained cohesive. Don’t miss the show-stopping light fixture on your way out to the new deck – it’s the cherry on top of this stunning renovation. Proof that dreams really do come true!

Prepare to be wowed by this next renovation! These homeowners wanted it all: an updated layout, more space and a sleek, modern look. Project Manager, George Griffin, and Designer, Sarah McDonald, paired up for the overhaul of the home. We started by putting an addition onto the existing kitchen for more space. We then built a brand new deck and railing system outside to create an area for entertaining and enjoying the landscape. Inside, they craved ample storage, so we anchored the kitchen with a spacious island which crafted the perfect blend of symmetry and balance. Adding to the balance of the space was the custom ventilation hood that extended up into the vaulted ceiling area. Slab white doors meet quarter-sawn oak in a light gray wash, creating a harmonious palette that’s inviting for family and guests. Hidden storage and clever power solutions make this space perfect for gatherings and cozy meals alike. Flooring was redone throughout the bottom floor to make sure the space remained cohesive. Don’t miss the show-stopping light fixture on your way out to the new deck – it’s the cherry on top of this stunning renovation. Proof that dreams really do come true!

Prepare to be wowed by this next renovation! These homeowners wanted it all: an updated layout, more space and a sleek, modern look. Project Manager, George Griffin, and Designer, Sarah McDonald, paired up for the overhaul of the home. We started by putting an addition onto the existing kitchen for more space. We then built a brand new deck and railing system outside to create an area for entertaining and enjoying the landscape. Inside, they craved ample storage, so we anchored the kitchen with a spacious island which crafted the perfect blend of symmetry and balance. Adding to the balance of the space was the custom ventilation hood that extended up into the vaulted ceiling area. Slab white doors meet quarter-sawn oak in a light gray wash, creating a harmonious palette that’s inviting for family and guests. Hidden storage and clever power solutions make this space perfect for gatherings and cozy meals alike. Flooring was redone throughout the bottom floor to make sure the space remained cohesive. Don’t miss the show-stopping light fixture on your way out to the new deck – it’s the cherry on top of this stunning renovation. Proof that dreams really do come true!

The clients for this project saw potential to reinvent a small, one-story, 1940’s El Cerrito Bungalow, to support their unique and balanced, work-from-home lifestyle. They craved a modern, fresh approach to their day-to-day life with side-by-side, private work spaces, with the ability to open or close the connection between the two large offices. The home renovation and addition accommodates their spiritual interests as well with a room solely dedicated to meditation, yoga and tai chi. The creation of a small library near the entrance of the home provides a warm environment for research and leisure reading for this dynamic and creative couple. In order to achieve all of their requests, we kept portions of two sides of the original house and wedged a new, modern, 2-story addition in the middle while also extending the home to the rear. This allowed for a spacious master bedroom suite on the first floor complete with a wet room and Japanese soaking tub. Integral color cement plaster, natural wood and clear anodized aluminum create an authentic, rich, textural experience. The home offers lots of natural light, high wood ceilings, and a fun indoor/outdoor living experience that maximizes the use of the existing yard. The clients love their new home and hope that the design will raise the aesthetic bar for the neighborhood.

Brookhill Raised Panel is casual and comfortable in Oak finished in Wheat with a Burnt Sienna Glaze. This traditional design finds its rhythm in the repeating pattern of the corner Crossmate wine storage cubes with Chi mullion grids in upper wall cabinets. Strategically placed details, such as an apron sink base pulled forward and balanced by a pair of decorative fluted legs, along with Provincial valances on the toe kick, give this design the architectural interest traditionalists crave. Even the finest furniture makers would be envious of the rich Vineyard finish, open shelving and deluxe end treatment of the Cherry Park Place Reverse Raised Panel island. Find a Design-Craft Showroom near you today: http://www.designcraftcabinets.com/dealer-locations

The clients for this project saw potential to reinvent a small, one-story, 1940’s El Cerrito Bungalow, to support their unique and balanced, work-from-home lifestyle. They craved a modern, fresh approach to their day-to-day life with side-by-side, private work spaces, with the ability to open or close the connection between the two large offices. The home renovation and addition accommodates their spiritual interests as well with a room solely dedicated to meditation, yoga and tai chi. The creation of a small library near the entrance of the home provides a warm environment for research and leisure reading for this dynamic and creative couple. In order to achieve all of their requests, we kept portions of two sides of the original house and wedged a new, modern, 2-story addition in the middle while also extending the home to the rear. This allowed for a spacious master bedroom suite on the first floor complete with a wet room and Japanese soaking tub. Integral color cement plaster, natural wood and clear anodized aluminum create an authentic, rich, textural experience. The home offers lots of natural light, high wood ceilings, and a fun indoor/outdoor living experience that maximizes the use of the existing yard. The clients love their new home and hope that the design will raise the aesthetic bar for the neighborhood.