Our goal when creating this home was to set the stage for our clients to enjoy their space throughout multiple stages of life. 701 was built as a half-time residence where lots of entertaining and good times were to be had. The client’s style leaned heavily towards contemporary, but the house still needed to fit seamlessly into the landscape.

Intus Windows: Arcade, triple pane windows, STC40/OITC35 The low solar heat gain coefficient of Intus' Eforte glazing, combined with the low U-values, and reduced heating and cooling significantly decrease energy costs for this public charter school. According to the general contractor, MCN Build,, the cost of the Intus system was 30% less than the alternative aluminum double-pane system. Intus' solutions saved the builder on material costs, and more importantly, as much as $300,000.00 dollars and 49,000.00 estimated saving in energy consumption a year for Capital City Public Charter school!

Intus Windows: Arcade, triple pane windows, STC40/OITC35 The low solar heat gain coefficient of Intus' Eforte glazing, combined with the low U-values, and reduced heating and cooling significantly decrease energy costs for this public charter school. According to the general contractor, MCN Build,, the cost of the Intus system was 30% less than the alternative aluminum double-pane system. Intus' solutions saved the builder on material costs, and more importantly, as much as $300,000.00 dollars and 49,000.00 estimated saving in energy consumption a year for Capital City Public Charter school!

Architect: Charlie & Co. | Builder: Detail Homes | Photographer: Spacecrafting
Eclectic hallway photo in Minneapolis

Intus Windows: Arcade, triple pane windows, STC40/OITC35 The low solar heat gain coefficient of Intus' Eforte glazing, combined with the low U-values, and reduced heating and cooling significantly decrease energy costs for this public charter school. According to the general contractor, MCN Build,, the cost of the Intus system was 30% less than the alternative aluminum double-pane system. Intus' solutions saved the builder on material costs, and more importantly, as much as $300,000.00 dollars and 49,000.00 estimated saving in energy consumption a year for Capital City Public Charter school!

Intus Windows: Arcade, triple pane windows, STC40/OITC35 The low solar heat gain coefficient of Intus' Eforte glazing, combined with the low U-values, and reduced heating and cooling significantly decrease energy costs for this public charter school. According to the general contractor, MCN Build,, the cost of the Intus system was 30% less than the alternative aluminum double-pane system. Intus' solutions saved the builder on material costs, and more importantly, as much as $300,000.00 dollars and 49,000.00 estimated saving in energy consumption a year for Capital City Public Charter school!

BEFORE photo. Brick & stone staining project. Our stain delivers the breathability & permanent colour transformation you need to cost-effectively revamp your home. Since the porosity of each brick can differ, we’ve formulated a stain that combines the adhesiveness of a paint with the permanent finish of a stain. When latex paint is applied to brick, the film simply lays on top of the surface. This stops moisture inside of the brick from evaporating, leading to blistering & peeling. Our stain travels deep into the pores of your brick and through the chemical process of crystallization, it becomes part of the brick itself, allowing your brick to continuously breathe. For brick with decreased porosity, our stain also has the unique ability to grip to the top of the surface for optimal adhesion. Give us a call to book your free in-home consultation! (604) 260-4525

Family Room Photo Credit: Jim Bartsch
Family room - mid-sized cottage open concept dark wood floor family room idea in Santa Barbara with beige walls, a standard fireplace, a brick fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

Intus Windows: Arcade, triple pane windows, STC40/OITC35 The low solar heat gain coefficient of Intus' Eforte glazing, combined with the low U-values, and reduced heating and cooling significantly decrease energy costs for this public charter school. According to the general contractor, MCN Build,, the cost of the Intus system was 30% less than the alternative aluminum double-pane system. Intus' solutions saved the builder on material costs, and more importantly, as much as $300,000.00 dollars and 49,000.00 estimated saving in energy consumption a year for Capital City Public Charter school!

This fun classic kitchen in Gold River features Columbia frameless cabinets in Sandy Hook grey. A green glass backsplash in a random matte and polished pattern complements the cabinets which are faced with both painted wood and frosted glass. The Silestone countertops in the Lyra finish have an ogee bullnose edge. The floors are finished in a rich brown porcelain tile of varying sizes that are made to resemble distressed wood. Photo Credit: Nar Fine Carpentry, Inc

Prairie Mullion glass doors, subway tile, Walnut Island, Reclaimed countertops
Large transitional galley dark wood floor eat-in kitchen photo in Calgary with a drop-in sink, recessed-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, wood countertops, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Bathroom - transitional bathroom idea

[ Houzz Furniture - Bestier.net ] The on-trend style should extend to all the items in your home, and fit easily into taller, narrower spaces. The bookshelf is designed for a clean, open silhouette, enabling you to show off not only your titles but also decor objects and knickknacks. This piece features a powder-coated steel frame and four laminated wood shelves of decreasing depth, delivering a budget-friendly industrial-inspired look. Adjustable Storage Shelves Our Multifunctional Storage Rack has 5 adjustable shelves, so you can customize the heights of each shelf to meet your different needs. You also can turn it into a chef helper when placing it in your kitchen or make an awesome display rack that fits anywhere - like on top of a table or inside any cabinet! Solid Construction This 5-tier shelving unit is made of a heavy steel frame and MDF boards. It can hold up to 25 pounds per shelf, making it perfect for storing books or clothes in any corner of the room Dimension 23.6" x 11" x 61"

Coastal blue two-story house exterior idea in San Luis Obispo with a hip roof and a tile roof

Herringbone tiled entry
Mid-sized transitional porcelain tile, gray floor and wainscoting mudroom photo in Burlington with gray walls and a dark wood front door

Ligne Roset www.Softsquare.com Although it's a classic design, it still bears Pierre Paulin's imprint. In 1962, when he reinterpreted Florence Knoll's sofa 1954, he softened the curves and decreased the amount of quilting. He also eliminated the metal frame, which had emphasized the whole base perimeter, while keeping only the four feet. In short, he designed a new sofa--one that's domestic, sensual, and refined. With a final elegant touch, he traces the chrome-plated steel feet inside the armrests, both at the front and the back. An elegant result, whether viewed from the front or the back, this integration of the feet inside the armrests calls for stitching and upholstering of the highest quality to complete the presentation.

This bathroom is a tranquil and inviting space. The tile wainscoting creates a seamless, clean line of sight leading into the shower. The decorative splash wraps the vanity and continues into the shower area, again reinforcing the clean sight lines. The mosaic is a stone and glass blend with a modern style and color pallet. The porcelain tile is maintenance free and durable. The pattern mimics the look of vein cut travertine, giving the space a natural look while maintaining the ease of maintenance. The larger format of the tiles decreases the frequency of the grout lines. The dark vanity cabinet gives a great contrast with the neutral pallet of the tile, and adds to the overall appeal of the space. The granite is subdued in its movement and compliments the modern color tones found in the decorative glass mosaic. The brushed nickel fixtures finish off the space. The square trim on the faucets and shower trim give this space a great finishing touch.

Decreased the height and width of the fir down above the kitchen wall cabinets which allowed us to install 42" wall cabinets and made the kitchen appear larger. Installed New Medallion Cabinets, Carlisle door and drawer style. Installed Cambria Brittanica Quartz countertop and backsplash with Hardware Resources cabinet pulls and knobs, new appliances, new Mannington Adura LVT flooring, new 4" LED recess lights around the perimeter of the kitchen with 6" LED recess lights in the center of the kitchen. New tape LED under-cabinet lighting! Also created a pass thru between the kitchen and great room with walnut butcher block countertop with a piano hinge so as to make it more functional. Delta touch pullout sprayer faucet, and Kohler farmhouse sink!