Dramatic 1,050 square foot loft in Hoboken’s landmark boutique building, Garden Street Lofts. Formerly a coconut warehouse, now an in demand visionary LEED certified building. Unique features include fabulous entryway, 11 foot ceilings with original concrete beams, Italian Valcucine kitchen, Viking wine cooler & gas range, Sub Zero refrigerator, glass counters & Miele dishwasher. Oversized windows with southern exposure, 1½ baths, filtered fresh air, soundproofing, laundry, common roof deck with dazzling NYC & Hudson River views. Storage & bike room on premises. Garage parking, NYC bus at door, and 3 blocks to ferry. CERTIFIED LEED Platinum building!

The most sought after 1 bedroom floor plan in Crystal Point - Jersey City’s premier riverfront community. With over 1,050 square feet of living space, this in demand 1 bedroom 1½ bathroom condo features unobstructed Manhattan views from every room. Stunning chef’s kitchen offers the finest finishes including imported Pedini cabinets, Jenn-Air appliances and designer tile backsplash. Master bedroom with large walk-in closet and en suite spa bath with dual sink vanity, glass shower and separate soaking tub. HVAC recently upgraded to quieter next generation system with increased energy efficiency. Floor to ceiling windows, in home laundry and hardwood floors throughout. Building features 24-hour concierge, valet parking space, pool, spa, fitness center, kid’s play area and outdoor terrace. A true Gold Coast oasis!

Stunning, brand new Ocean-to-Lake estate located on an oversized premier Manalapan lot with approximately 150 feet of direct ocean frontage. The newly constructed oceanfront estate seamlessly captures the essence of what is demanded in a beachfront dream home. Stunning water views are featured from all principal rooms, four waterfront balconies, and expansive outdoor living spaces including an oceanfront loggia, 64′ pool, spa, and summer kitchen. The estate boasts 7 bedrooms, 7 full baths with 3 powder rooms, library, elevator, 7 car garage, club room, and wine cellar. Master wing featuring morning bar, elaborate over-sized bath, dual closets, sitting room, with a comfortable and clean design with the highest standard in quality craftsmanship. The property includes a generous boat dock on the Intracoastal Waterway, and the exceptional layout takes full advantage of both the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal views.

Property marketed by Hudson Place Realty - Unique property offering an ultra contemporary main house with private driveway for 2 cars and a separate 1 story building that can serve as a rental apartment, office, artist’s studio or in-law suite. With glass & light as the defining theme, this modern masterpiece has 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths on 3 levels featuring a dramatic 18’ on the main level dining room, a completely custom kitchen with pickled white oak and enameled cabinets, Ceasarstone quartz counters, stainless steel Electrolux Icon appliances & 6 burner stove. Other features include stainless steel & glass railings, enormous master suite with walk-in closet, marble mosaic tiles, rain shower and custom 6 ft mirrored medicine cabinet, on demand hot water, 2” bluestone patio with gas, electric and water hook up. Entire home is smart wired. Truly fabulous property.

Jed Hirsch, General Building Contractor, Inc., specializes in building, remodeling, accenting and perfecting fine homes for an array of clientele that demand only the finest in craftsmanship, materials and service. We specialize in the Santa Barbara community and are proud that our stellar reputation drives our business growth.

Our goal was to create a concept for the client using an assigned space that would resemble a mountain stream. From concept to completion, the entire project was designed and installed by us. Our expectations were high for finishing on time and for the overall aesthetic value of the area. The client also demands quality and for construction that is completed on-time. The end result was a walk-up pond complete with waterfall and natural landscaping using local rock, boulders and native plants, useable kayaks, and water filled with colorful koi. From any angle, both large and small bits of a natural water feature and surrounding rock and plants were viewable. Standing on the bank of the pond, it was easy to forget one was in a Man made landscape. Photo by Larry Carnes

Here's what our client had to say about this project which is taken from our review page: All Square has completed Phase 1 of an expected 3 phase whole house renovation of our lake home, and we are beyond thrilled with the results. We were demanding clients – my husband is an engineer by education and a program manager by profession, so he is very detailed, exacting and demanding. We solicited bids from 3 other general contractors before engaging All Square, but Micah Purvis won our confidence that he and his team could make our dream a reality. Micah is a master communicator, clear, detailed and pro-active in his approach to problems. We were very happy with all the All Square employees who worked on our job – Daniel and Austin were great and a pleasure to have around – but most especially Justin Solomon, truly a jack of all trades. If there is something Justin can’t do or a skill he doesn’t possess, we aren’t aware of it. Justin was as reliable as the sun, here first thing every morning, troubleshooting problems, dealing with all the sub-contractors and making invaluable structural and design suggestions that made the finished product all the better. I honestly miss having Justin around and our dogs miss him too! It is obvious that All Square has worked hard to identify and nurture relationships with quality tradesmen and a few of them really stand out for their superior work – Mike (stonemason), Jeremiah Cook (painter) and Michael Stewart (electrician). When we are ready to begin Phase 2 of the renovation, there is no doubt that we will call Micah and All Square to do the work. We are so happy with our renovation and grateful that we made the right decision to entrust our forever home to All Square.

The design of this home was driven by the owners’ desire for a three-bedroom waterfront home that showcased the spectacular views and park-like setting. As nature lovers, they wanted their home to be organic, minimize any environmental impact on the sensitive site and embrace nature. This unique home is sited on a high ridge with a 45° slope to the water on the right and a deep ravine on the left. The five-acre site is completely wooded and tree preservation was a major emphasis. Very few trees were removed and special care was taken to protect the trees and environment throughout the project. To further minimize disturbance, grades were not changed and the home was designed to take full advantage of the site’s natural topography. Oak from the home site was re-purposed for the mantle, powder room counter and select furniture. The visually powerful twin pavilions were born from the need for level ground and parking on an otherwise challenging site. Fill dirt excavated from the main home provided the foundation. All structures are anchored with a natural stone base and exterior materials include timber framing, fir ceilings, shingle siding, a partial metal roof and corten steel walls. Stone, wood, metal and glass transition the exterior to the interior and large wood windows flood the home with light and showcase the setting. Interior finishes include reclaimed heart pine floors, Douglas fir trim, dry-stacked stone, rustic cherry cabinets and soapstone counters. Exterior spaces include a timber-framed porch, stone patio with fire pit and commanding views of the Occoquan reservoir. A second porch overlooks the ravine and a breezeway connects the garage to the home. Numerous energy-saving features have been incorporated, including LED lighting, on-demand gas water heating and special insulation. Smart technology helps manage and control the entire house. Greg Hadley Photography

What do you love most about Clyde's #winecellar?? a) natural stone walls b) backlit art display c) glass encased STACT #wineracks d) LED lighting e) all of the above!

A lack of counter top space, and the original layout which included an exterior door, and wall separating the dinning room and kitchen, really demanded a new design and complete update. The doorway to the exterior (which is where the triple windows are currently located) took up valuable work space in the kitchen. A wall separated the dinning and kitchen area. The wall was removed and the room was opened up for a space that was much better for entertaining and human interaction. Otherwise, whoever was cooking was walled off from the rest of the house. The medium toned natural birch cabinetry along with the lighter maple floors created an open, warm and inviting room. Mike Kaskel Photography.

These French limestone pavers, reclaimed from historic manors and farm houses in Burgundy, date as far back as the 13th century. Generations of wear have resulted in pleasingly uneven surfaces. This unique, lived-in patina makes it the crème de la crème of natural stone. As Dalle de Bourgogne and other reclaimed limestone becomes increasingly rare and hard to find, Francois & Co has developed stunning, high quality alternatives to meet demand, including our newly quarried collection of Rustic French limestone.

Can Tanca is a contemporary off-grid and zero-carbon house situated in San Joan de Labritja on the island of Ibiza. The home's electricity is solar-generated and its water supply via rainwater harvesting and recycling, with no compromise placed on the demands and expectations of modern family life. BREEAM rated the development Excellent for Post-Construction. Passivhaus rated Can Tanca Premium, its highest accolade for energy efficient and sustainable homes.

The clients for this project wanted a clean lined form, an open floor plan and nothing non-essential to daily life. They also required their home be under 2,500 square feet for their family of four. Exterior materials consist of untreated cedar siding and galvanized corrugated metal. The heavy gauge “horse fence” guard rails allow an unobstructed view to the adjacent pond. This project was our first installed green roof, and after much research we decided upon a modular system. Other sustainable components include day-lighting, super-insulation, on demand water heaters, plans for a water collection cistern, radiant floor heat, gabion retaining walls filled with local rock, FSC certified flooring, reclaimed structural members, and infrastructure for an active solar collection system. The owners have since installed a remotely located photovoltaic array.

THE WOODEN DOOR WITH DECORATIVE FRAME AS THE DISTINGUISHING ELEMENT OF A PROJECT EXTENDING INTO THE LIVING AREA. The Vintage collection is inspired by imagery which is coming to the fore in modern new trends in taste. Intended for people with a fresh, nostalgia-free outlook regarding the shapes of the recent past, Vintage reinterprets the door according to a broader, design-oriented decorative concept in which kitchen furnishings are blended into the living area. To meet the more sophisticated and demanding requests, the finish of the ShellSystem profile and the plinth of the model are available in the same color of the door, having as result a tone on tone effect. The ShellSystem structure, which was previously used only horizontally, to create handgrips for the doors on the base units, has now been extended vertically to the columns.

Can Tanca is a contemporary off-grid and zero-carbon house situated in San Joan de Labritja on the island of Ibiza. The home's electricity is solar-generated and its water supply via rainwater harvesting and recycling, with no compromise placed on the demands and expectations of modern family life. BREEAM rated the development Excellent for Post-Construction. Passivhaus rated Can Tanca Premium, its highest accolade for energy efficient and sustainable homes.

This backyard renovation in one of Calgary's exclusive lake communities demanded the expertise of a skilled team of contractors. The pool originally constructed in the 70's needed refinishing and while many contractors said they could not complete the project without demolishing the existing pool, VisionScapes managed to salvage the existing structure, replace the mechanical, install an new delifol liner and ultimately save the clients from a lengthy and costly permitting process due to multiple regulation changes. This yard now has all the amenities necessary to provide this growing Calgary family years of future enjoyment. Photo Credit: Jamen Rhodes

Passive House is a model for low-energy, high-quality living, and the Lake Bluff Passive House achieves it with contemporary style. With non-toxic construction and finish materials and a continuous energy-recovery-ventilation system, indoor air quality will be optimized; with efficient lighting, appliances, and mechanical systems along with a super-insulated envelope, comfort is ensured along with low energy consumption. Low-flow water fixtures with a demand-controlled hot water recirculation system keep water use and energy low. The interior features an aging-in-place ground floor bedroom suite, sophisticated handling of natural light, and a feature stair built of reclaimed oak timbers.

Introducing the Oscar C Table in dark oak, your new go-to tables that redefine versatility. These little wonders effortlessly slide under most sofas, bringing practicality to your living space. The Oscar C table isn't limited to just one function. Use it as a side table, or double the charm by combining two to create a versatile coffee table. The choice is yours! Flexibility is the name of the game. Need to switch up the layout or move it around? No problem! The Oscar C table is designed for easy mobility, giving you the convenience you crave in every corner of your home.The possibilities truly are endless. While these tables may not demand the spotlight, their dark oak allure adds a touch of sophistication to any room. Their crisp and functional charm will win you over in no time. Once you experience their everyday convenience, you'll wonder how you ever lived without them.

A lack of counter top space, and the original layout which included an exterior door, and wall separating the dinning room and kitchen, really demanded a new design and complete update. The doorway to the exterior (which is where the triple windows are currently located) took up valuable work space in the kitchen. A wall separated the dinning and kitchen area. The wall was removed and the room was opened up for a space that was much better for entertaining and human interaction. Otherwise, whoever was cooking was walled off from the rest of the house. The medium toned natural birch cabinetry along with the lighter maple floors created an open, warm and inviting room. Mike Kaskel Photography.