Jonathan Dean
Elegant backyard patio photo in Miami with no cover and a fireplace

Jim Greene
Staircase - large transitional wooden l-shaped staircase idea in Oklahoma City with wooden risers

As featured in Design NJ, this home stands proudly in Normandy Beach after Hurricane Sandy destroyed the treasured family beach house that once was in its place. Looking to the future, this family created a comfortable, inviting vacation home featuring soft and bold colors, custom built-ins and finishes, and a relaxing outdoor living environment.

Keeping your home free of damage is important to us! We set up a net prior to production to ensure we aren't destroying your property or home.
Mid-sized traditional two-story house exterior idea in Denver with a shingle roof and a gray roof

As featured in Design NJ, this home stands proudly in Normandy Beach after Hurricane Sandy destroyed the treasured family beach house that once was in its place. Looking to the future, this family created a comfortable, inviting vacation home featuring soft and bold colors, custom built-ins and finishes, and a relaxing outdoor living environment.

A landscape intervention must be done on tiptoe. It cannot destroy the environment. Giuseppe Lunardini
This is an example of a huge traditional partial sun hillside formal garden in Florence for summer.

As featured in Design NJ, this home stands proudly in Normandy Beach after Hurricane Sandy destroyed the treasured family beach house that once was in its place. Looking to the future, this family created a comfortable, inviting vacation home featuring soft and bold colors, custom built-ins and finishes, and a relaxing outdoor living environment.

Wanting to separate their kitchen from the living room, but not wanting to destroy the open, flowing floorplan, these homeowners found the perfect middle ground in a modest, but stylish round stainless steel cable rail.

A Garden for Orphaned Plants and Found Objects: The leftover space between the home's entry and detached garage has been transformed into an eclectic garden of plants and odd objects. Purposefully designed as a 'stage set' for the client's 'finds', it is not too perfect! It invites the client to experiment with plants and accommodates constant change without destroying the design.

Originally was a standard double mailbox on a post. A car ran it over and destroyed it. Homeowner contacted us to build a custom brick mailbox, using large mailboxes instead of standard size. The build met all requirements by USPS. Homeowner absolutely loved how it turned out!

Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional backyard concrete paver patio remodel in Richmond with a fire pit

This living room was completely destroyed by a water break. The entire room was gutted to the frame. I did a few layers of venetian plaster in a color that would compliment the clients furniture, art etc...then applied this beautiful mandala stencil with Venetian plaster and then sponged on Modern Masters silver for a striking finishing touch. Incredible beautiful!

As featured in Design NJ, this home stands proudly in Normandy Beach after Hurricane Sandy destroyed the treasured family beach house that once was in its place. Looking to the future, this family created a comfortable, inviting vacation home featuring soft and bold colors, custom built-ins and finishes, and a relaxing outdoor living environment.

As featured in Design NJ, this home stands proudly in Normandy Beach after Hurricane Sandy destroyed the treasured family beach house that once was in its place. Looking to the future, this family created a comfortable, inviting vacation home featuring soft and bold colors, custom built-ins and finishes, and a relaxing outdoor living environment.

I used recycled plastic outdoor furniture in a fun pop of blue. This furniture is perfect for the heat, humidity and salt air that destroy almost all other patio sets!

Powder room - small traditional l-shaped light wood floor and beige floor powder room idea in Minneapolis with a farmhouse sink, wood countertops, paneled appliances, a peninsula, a two-piece toilet, green walls and a pedestal sink

Piston Design
Example of a tuscan dining room design in Austin

A historical duplicate of the existing staircase and railing system that was destroyed in a fire at Centenary College in Hackettstown, NJ. we duplicated the balusters in 8 different length variants, provided a custom hand carved finial and custom colonette. Photo Courtesy of Freddie Reed Photography.

Will Calhoun - photo This room was destroyed by smoke and water damage. All insulation, plastered wall and ceiling system, mechanical systems, and finishes are new and restore the room to it's previous appearance.