DESIGN Complete Ranch House Transformation: This 1960s ranch house got a modern farmhouse makeover inside and out. A standout feature is the handcrafted Italian porcelain tile surrounding the oven and range, adding a touch of contemporary elegance to the home's new look. BUILD We modernized every aspect of this space, bathed in a neutral palette with opulent touches. We also added a mudroom and completed the basement, featuring a custom butcher block pantry and mudroom addition. In the kitchen, custom butcher block and light-inlay shelves steal the show. We're proud to have donated most of the old materials to Resource, embracing sustainability along the way.

The original home was a tiny 1000 square foot house that had been built in the 40's and never had been updated, typical of many of Los Angeles' post-war neighborhoods. By converting the attached single-car garage into living space and strategically re-configuring walls, we accomplished an open floor plan that dramatically increased the spaciousness of the house, while sticking to a limited budget. To minimize the environmental impact of our project, we donated and reused materials as much as possible, and chose new finishes such as bamboo and cork floors, and Kirei board. The durability and recycled content of materials were also considered in their selection. Energy efficiency was also a concern. Thus appliances and heating systems were selected for their efficiency, and LED lighting was installed in the kitchen. Photo by: Brandon Shigeta

The Living Room includes this writing desk. A new portrait of James Monroe, President of the United States, and original member of the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Virginia, was added over the door to the bedroom. The documents over the desk were reframed, and include a letter of gratitude from the University of Virginia to the Society of the Cincinnati, and the larger document thanking Mrs. Anderson for the donation of Anderson House to the Society of the Cincinnati. The new console table between the windows includes a pair of Mottahedeh vases. The existing window treatments were taken down, cleaned, and reinstalled after the room was repainted in its new rich gold color. A new oriental rug replaced the worn one. Design and Redesign by Linda H. Bassert, Masterworks Window Fashions & Design, LLC. Photography by Bob Narod, Photographer, LLC.

Large cages with rescued parrots, such as these macaws, fill the garden of Robert Fuchs and Michael Coronado, Homestead,FL. Photo by Jay Sifford.
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My client's mother had a love for all things 60's, 70's & 80's. Her home was overflowing with original pieces in every corner, on every wall and in every nook and cranny. It was a crazy mish mosh of pieces and styles. When my clients decided to sell their parent's beloved home the task of making the craziness look welcoming seemed overwhelming but I knew that it was not only do-able but also had the potential to look absolutely amazing. We did a massive, and when I say massive, I mean MASSIVE, decluttering including an estate sale, many donation runs and haulers. Then it was time to use the special pieces I had reserved, along with modern new ones, some repairs and fresh paint here and there to revive this special gem in Willow Glen, CA for a new home owner to love.

DESIGN Complete Ranch House Transformation: This 1960s ranch house got a modern farmhouse makeover inside and out. A standout feature is the handcrafted Italian porcelain tile surrounding the oven and range, adding a touch of contemporary elegance to the home's new look. BUILD We modernized every aspect of this space, bathed in a neutral palette with opulent touches. We also added a mudroom and completed the basement, featuring a custom butcher block pantry and mudroom addition. In the kitchen, custom butcher block and light-inlay shelves steal the show. We're proud to have donated most of the old materials to Resource, embracing sustainability along the way.

The original home was a tiny 1000 square foot house that had been built in the 40's and never had been updated, typical of many of Los Angeles' post-war neighborhoods. By converting the attached single-car garage into living space and strategically re-configuring walls, we accomplished an open floor plan that dramatically increased the spaciousness of the house, while sticking to a limited budget. To minimize the environmental impact of our project, we donated and reused materials as much as possible, and chose new finishes such as bamboo and cork floors, and Kirei board. The durability and recycled content of materials were also considered in their selection. Energy efficiency was also a concern. Thus appliances and heating systems were selected for their efficiency, and LED lighting was installed in the kitchen. Photo by: Brandon Shigeta

DESIGN Complete Ranch House Transformation: This 1960s ranch house got a modern farmhouse makeover inside and out. A standout feature is the handcrafted Italian porcelain tile surrounding the oven and range, adding a touch of contemporary elegance to the home's new look. BUILD We modernized every aspect of this space, bathed in a neutral palette with opulent touches. We also added a mudroom and completed the basement, featuring a custom butcher block pantry and mudroom addition. In the kitchen, custom butcher block and light-inlay shelves steal the show. We're proud to have donated most of the old materials to Resource, embracing sustainability along the way.

DESIGN Complete Ranch House Transformation: This 1960s ranch house got a modern farmhouse makeover inside and out. A standout feature is the handcrafted Italian porcelain tile surrounding the oven and range, adding a touch of contemporary elegance to the home's new look. BUILD We modernized every aspect of this space, bathed in a neutral palette with opulent touches. We also added a mudroom and completed the basement, featuring a custom butcher block pantry and mudroom addition. In the kitchen, custom butcher block and light-inlay shelves steal the show. We're proud to have donated most of the old materials to Resource, embracing sustainability along the way.

DESIGN Complete Ranch House Transformation: This 1960s ranch house got a modern farmhouse makeover inside and out. A standout feature is the handcrafted Italian porcelain tile surrounding the oven and range, adding a touch of contemporary elegance to the home's new look. BUILD We modernized every aspect of this space, bathed in a neutral palette with opulent touches. We also added a mudroom and completed the basement, featuring a custom butcher block pantry and mudroom addition. In the kitchen, custom butcher block and light-inlay shelves steal the show. We're proud to have donated most of the old materials to Resource, embracing sustainability along the way.

DESIGN Complete Ranch House Transformation: This 1960s ranch house got a modern farmhouse makeover inside and out. A standout feature is the handcrafted Italian porcelain tile surrounding the oven and range, adding a touch of contemporary elegance to the home's new look. BUILD We modernized every aspect of this space, bathed in a neutral palette with opulent touches. We also added a mudroom and completed the basement, featuring a custom butcher block pantry and mudroom addition. In the kitchen, custom butcher block and light-inlay shelves steal the show. We're proud to have donated most of the old materials to Resource, embracing sustainability along the way.

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DESIGN Complete Ranch House Transformation: This 1960s ranch house got a modern farmhouse makeover inside and out. A standout feature is the handcrafted Italian porcelain tile surrounding the oven and range, adding a touch of contemporary elegance to the home's new look. BUILD We modernized every aspect of this space, bathed in a neutral palette with opulent touches. We also added a mudroom and completed the basement, featuring a custom butcher block pantry and mudroom addition. In the kitchen, custom butcher block and light-inlay shelves steal the show. We're proud to have donated most of the old materials to Resource, embracing sustainability along the way.

Cats love boxes, right? Oh yes they do!!! We love cats and have a great offer: it's both a house and a box at the same time. Our box-house is made of sturdy cardboard, so it'll last some time, up to 4-6 months actually, even if it's used realy intensively. Like reeeealy intensively. :) You'll get package with unfolded house and detailed instructions how to fold it. You won't need any additional tools or glue, everything you'll need is included in the package. It'll take barely few minutes to make your cat a happy owner of a new box-house. 1€ of every sold product is donated to local animal shelter "SOS-gyvūnai". Shipping every saturday (if you placed your order after 12 pm on friday we'll ship it next saturday).

My client's mother had a love for all things 60's, 70's & 80's. Her home was overflowing with original pieces in every corner, on every wall and in every nook and cranny. It was a crazy mish mosh of pieces and styles. When my clients decided to sell their parent's beloved home the task of making the craziness look welcoming seemed overwhelming but I knew that it was not only do-able but also had the potential to look absolutely amazing. We did a massive, and when I say massive, I mean MASSIVE, decluttering including an estate sale, many donation runs and haulers. Then it was time to use the special pieces I had reserved, along with modern new ones, some repairs and fresh paint here and there to revive this special gem in Willow Glen, CA for a new home owner to love.

DESIGN Complete Ranch House Transformation: This 1960s ranch house got a modern farmhouse makeover inside and out. A standout feature is the handcrafted Italian porcelain tile surrounding the oven and range, adding a touch of contemporary elegance to the home's new look. BUILD We modernized every aspect of this space, bathed in a neutral palette with opulent touches. We also added a mudroom and completed the basement, featuring a custom butcher block pantry and mudroom addition. In the kitchen, custom butcher block and light-inlay shelves steal the show. We're proud to have donated most of the old materials to Resource, embracing sustainability along the way.

The colors create a rich, moody, relaxing entry to this bar and home theater space. Room Redefined is a full-service home organization and design consultation firm. We offer move management to help with all stages of move prep to post-move set-up. In this case, once we moved the homeowners into their beautiful custom home, we worked intimately with them to understand how they needed each space to function, and to customize solutions that met their goals. As a part of our process, we helped with sorting and purging of items they did not want in their new home, selling, donating, or recycling the removed items. We then engaged in space planning, product selection and product purchasing. We handled all installation of the products we recommended, and continue to work with this family today to help maintain their space as they go through transitions as a family. We have been honored to work with additional members of their family and now their mountain home in Frisco, Colorado.

DESIGN Complete Ranch House Transformation: This 1960s ranch house got a modern farmhouse makeover inside and out. A standout feature is the handcrafted Italian porcelain tile surrounding the oven and range, adding a touch of contemporary elegance to the home's new look. BUILD We modernized every aspect of this space, bathed in a neutral palette with opulent touches. We also added a mudroom and completed the basement, featuring a custom butcher block pantry and mudroom addition. In the kitchen, custom butcher block and light-inlay shelves steal the show. We're proud to have donated most of the old materials to Resource, embracing sustainability along the way.