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This unique kitchen designed for entertaining is certainly big on functionality and personality. Channeling the bright colors of nature and showcasing the diversity of the cabinet industry’s best finish, the kitchen’s design pops with a two-color combination of Deep Ice and Nordic White on Westchester Recessed doors. The homeowners chose Wood-Mode for their Arts & Crafts kitchen because of the company’s sustainable approach and commitment with its craftsmanship and operational practices. Innovative bi-folding cabinet doors on upper cabinets seated on the countertop hideaway appliances for a clean look, and create special areas such as a coffee bar, dry goods bar and beverage bar.
With 11-feet of versatile space, the massive island is designed in Matte French Biscuit on Plain Sawn White Oak and pulls double-duty with eat-in seating for five with appliances on the other. The craftsmanship carries throughout the kitchen, and spills down into the smallest of details, like the metal accent adjustable shelves and wood shelves with glass inserts.
Designed by Bart Coluasuono/Ulrich, Inc. in collaboration with Jennifer Pacca/Jennifer Pacca Interior Design
Photography: Dove Photography

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This project in Prospect Heights, IL features a 20’0” x 40’0” pool, 3’6” to 7’6” deep, with a 7’0” x 9’0” raised hot tub. The shallow end features a 6’0” x 20’0” Sunshelf. Both the pool and the hot tub have an automatic pool safety cover with a custom stone lid system. There is Sea Glass tile on the Sunshelf, Stairs and Spa benches. The pool coping is Valders Wisconsin Limestone in Dove White color. The pool finish is Tahoe Blue Ceramaquartz. The pool deck consists of porcelain pavers. The fire pit and fire feature pillars feature stone veneer and bluestone coping. The seat wall is porcelain veneer and bluestone coping. The entire backyard is illuminated with FX Luminaire landscape lighting. The Bar Island features Flagstone and porcelain pavers. Photos by e3 Photography.

Designed by Maggie Walker of Reico Kitchen & Bath in Frederick, MD this traditional style kitchen design features kitchen cabinets from Merillat Masterpiece in the Fairlane Evercore door style in 2 finishes. The perimeter kitchen cabinets feature a Dove White finish. The kitchen island cabinets feature the darker Onyx finish. Kitchen countertops are Cambria engineered quartz in the color Bellingham. According to the client, Maggie "translated our wants and needs into a beautiful yet functional space. Her suggestion to move an exterior window brightened and opened up the room as well." The clients particularly enjoy the deep drawers that are designed to hold dishes, pots and pans as well as the pull out bins in the lower cabinets, saying "..not only does it make meal prep and clean up easy now, we also know these features will be appreciated even more as we age."
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This unique kitchen designed for entertaining is certainly big on functionality and personality. Channeling the bright colors of nature and showcasing the diversity of the cabinet industry’s best finish, the kitchen’s design pops with a two-color combination of Deep Ice and Nordic White on Westchester Recessed doors. The homeowners chose Wood-Mode for their Arts & Crafts kitchen because of the company’s sustainable approach and commitment with its craftsmanship and operational practices. Innovative bi-folding cabinet doors on upper cabinets seated on the countertop hideaway appliances for a clean look, and create special areas such as a coffee bar, dry goods bar and beverage bar.
With 11-feet of versatile space, the massive island is designed in Matte French Biscuit on Plain Sawn White Oak and pulls double-duty with eat-in seating for five with appliances on the other. The craftsmanship carries throughout the kitchen, and spills down into the smallest of details, like the metal accent adjustable shelves and wood shelves with glass inserts.
Designed by Bart Coluasuono/Ulrich, Inc. in collaboration with Jennifer Pacca/Jennifer Pacca Interior Design
Photography: Dove Photography

This 1903 farmhouse was updated using three colors to help define the details of the house with historical colors. The homeowner designed the gable details. The inner frames of the windows are a deep red, but the other trim details were downplayed/updated using the darker siding color.

The homeowners came to us wanting to create flow throughout their main living space. They achieved this by having luxury vinyl plank flooring installed throughout their foyer, kitchen, hallway, laundry room, first floor bathroom, and office space. They opened their kitchen up by removing their oddly shaped island into a peninsula with seating up to 3 people. Lighter colored cabinets were used to make the space feel big and open, while creating warmth through the darker backsplash and earthy green painted walls. Off the kitchen, we turned the not often used desk/landing zone area into 2 side by side tall pantry units with lots of rollout shelves and storage.
Lastly, before the renovation there were 2 arched openings into the kitchen. We closed one off, which made the dining room not only be a true dining room, but it also allowed for this wall in the kitchen to become the “appliance wall”. The homeowners now have lots of space to prep, cook and entertain while still having access to their coffee station, fridge, microwave and double oven.

This unique kitchen designed for entertaining is certainly big on functionality and personality. Channeling the bright colors of nature and showcasing the diversity of the cabinet industry’s best finish, the kitchen’s design pops with a two-color combination of Deep Ice and Nordic White on Westchester Recessed doors. The homeowners chose Wood-Mode for their Arts & Crafts kitchen because of the company’s sustainable approach and commitment with its craftsmanship and operational practices. Innovative bi-folding cabinet doors on upper cabinets seated on the countertop hideaway appliances for a clean look, and create special areas such as a coffee bar, dry goods bar and beverage bar.
With 11-feet of versatile space, the massive island is designed in Matte French Biscuit on Plain Sawn White Oak and pulls double-duty with eat-in seating for five with appliances on the other. The craftsmanship carries throughout the kitchen, and spills down into the smallest of details, like the metal accent adjustable shelves and wood shelves with glass inserts.
Designed by Bart Coluasuono/Ulrich, Inc. in collaboration with Jennifer Pacca/Jennifer Pacca Interior Design
Photography: Dove Photography

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Wannemacher Interiors
Customized Award-Winning Interior Design Solutions in Franklin Cnty OH

The Portofino™ Comfort Set of 2 Club Chairs is the perfect way to add comfort to any outdoor conversation space. Sink into true deep seating with this ergonomic and contemporary mid-back design. Plush 6-inch thick Sunbrella wrapped cushions are engineered for outdoor use and come complete with lumbar support bolster accent pillows. Set comes complete with a two-tier side table for your drinks, magazines and more.
Includes set of two (2) club chairs with matching side table.
Constructed from durable SolarFast all-weather resin wicker engineered for outdoor use, hand woven over a strong and lightweight powder coated aluminum frame.
Luxurious 6-inch thick outdoor cushions in Heather Beige Sunbrella with 16 inches Empire Dove accent lumbar bolster pillows featuring rich contrast piping.
Engineered high density foam cushions feature breathable mesh bottom and integrated Velcro strap system to hold cushions securely in place.
UV, weather and color fast fade resistant. Holds up great in salt and chlorinated environments. Perfect for coastal living.
Designed for use in both hot and cold climates.
Virtually maintenance free- simply rinse clean with a hose and mild cleanser.

This couple moved to Plano to be closer to their kids and grandchildren. When they purchased the home, they knew that the kitchen would have to be improved as they love to cook and gather as a family. The storage and prep space was not working for them and the old stove had to go! They loved the gas range that they had in their previous home and wanted to have that range again. We began this remodel by removing a wall in the butlers pantry to create a more open space. We tore out the old cabinets and soffit and replaced them with cherry Kraftmaid cabinets all the way to the ceiling. The cabinets were designed to house tons of deep drawers for ease of access and storage. We combined the once separated laundry and utility office space into one large laundry area with storage galore. Their new kitchen and laundry space is now super functional and blends with the adjacent family room.
Photography by Versatile Imaging (Lauren Brown)

Decorator White Amish cabinets with full overlay-2 1/4 rail. Custom solid Hickory surface counter tops on Island. Wine Rack above refrigerator, glass doors, custom range hood, soft close and dovetail drawers.

The homeowners came to us wanting to create flow throughout their main living space. They achieved this by having luxury vinyl plank flooring installed throughout their foyer, kitchen, hallway, laundry room, first floor bathroom, and office space. They opened their kitchen up by removing their oddly shaped island into a peninsula with seating up to 3 people. Lighter colored cabinets were used to make the space feel big and open, while creating warmth through the darker backsplash and earthy green painted walls. Off the kitchen, we turned the not often used desk/landing zone area into 2 side by side tall pantry units with lots of rollout shelves and storage.
Lastly, before the renovation there were 2 arched openings into the kitchen. We closed one off, which made the dining room not only be a true dining room, but it also allowed for this wall in the kitchen to become the “appliance wall”. The homeowners now have lots of space to prep, cook and entertain while still having access to their coffee station, fridge, microwave and double oven.

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This project in Prospect Heights, IL features a 20’0” x 40’0” pool, 3’6” to 7’6” deep, with a 7’0” x 9’0” raised hot tub. The shallow end features a 6’0” x 20’0” Sunshelf. Both the pool and the hot tub have an automatic pool safety cover with a custom stone lid system. There is Sea Glass tile on the Sunshelf, Stairs and Spa benches. The pool coping is Valders Wisconsin Limestone in Dove White color. The pool finish is Tahoe Blue Ceramaquartz. The pool deck consists of porcelain pavers. The fire pit and fire feature pillars feature stone veneer and bluestone coping. The seat wall is porcelain veneer and bluestone coping. The entire backyard is illuminated with FX Luminaire landscape lighting. The Bar Island features Flagstone and porcelain pavers. Photos by e3 Photography.

Siene & Kentay’s tired kitchen needed some attention. The large and heavy stone covered hood vent paired with the dark stained cabinets sucked the life and light out of the room.
One thing that struggled was lighting. Even with the walls of windows the dark features just absorbed the light.
We started by using a soft white shaker cabinet called Dove White as the main cabinet color in the kitchen. We removed the stone from the hood and the dark slate from the backsplash.
We also removed the dated shape of the peninsula by squaring it off. By doing this, the new walking area improved and allows for transitioning between rooms.
The oddly shaped island in the center struggled to give them the storage they needed. They were large cabinets, but items usually got stuck or lost.
After determining that Siene wanted to prepare food here, we opted to do deep drawer cabinets to store a lot of her prep items at arm’s reach.
The Island and bar cabinets are in a natural stain called Fawn. This color complimented the existing slate flooring. We also lined the hood in trim that matches the island.
The island is also waterfalled on both sides with quartz from Arizona Tile called Ivory White Honed.
Just off the kitchen there was a bar, however it was hidden from all rooms. We decided that we would move the bar to a more prominent place in the home, and the existing would be turned into an appliance pantry.
A place for the coffee maker, microwave, and other smaller appliance storage.
We finished the kitchen with a simple backsplash in a lantern white mosaic with a natural tan grout. The door hardware, faucet from Delta and the new pendant lighting are all in the stainless family allowing for depth and consistency.
The new bar features a Sub-Zero wine column with refrigerated storage below. The upper lit glass cabinets offer a chance to showcase stemware and spirits.
This custom cabinet install allows the wood to shine and offers storage.
Lastly, the additional lighting installed in all areas now is controllable. Siene and Kentay have full control and can direct the light and how much is used.
When they want a night in, they can turn down the lights and relax. In their new updated family room in front of a newly integrated modern fireplace.

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Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations

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This project in Prospect Heights, IL features a 20’0” x 40’0” pool, 3’6” to 7’6” deep, with a 7’0” x 9’0” raised hot tub. The shallow end features a 6’0” x 20’0” Sunshelf. Both the pool and the hot tub have an automatic pool safety cover with a custom stone lid system. There is Sea Glass tile on the Sunshelf, Stairs and Spa benches. The pool coping is Valders Wisconsin Limestone in Dove White color. The pool finish is Tahoe Blue Ceramaquartz. The pool deck consists of porcelain pavers. The fire pit and fire feature pillars feature stone veneer and bluestone coping. The seat wall is porcelain veneer and bluestone coping. The entire backyard is illuminated with FX Luminaire landscape lighting. The Bar Island features Flagstone and porcelain pavers. Photos by e3 Photography.

Their Kitchen Remodel
Siene & Kentay’s tired kitchen needed some attention. The large and heavy stone covered hood vent paired with the dark stained cabinets sucked the life and light out of the room.
One thing that struggled was lighting. Even with the walls of windows the dark features just absorbed the light.
We started by using a soft white shaker cabinet called Dove White as the main cabinet color in the kitchen. We removed the stone from the hood and the dark slate from the backsplash.
We also removed the dated shape of the peninsula by squaring it off. By doing this, the new walking area improved and allows for transitioning between rooms.
The oddly shaped island in the center struggled to give them the storage they needed. They were large cabinets, but items usually got stuck or lost.
After determining that Siene wanted to prepare food here, we opted to do deep drawer cabinets to store a lot of her prep items at arm’s reach.
The Island and bar cabinets are in a natural stain called Fawn. This color complimented the existing slate flooring. We also lined the hood in trim that matches the island.
The island is also waterfalled on both sides with quartz from Arizona Tile called Ivory White Honed.
Kitchen getting remodeled before & after photo
Kitchen being remodeled before and after photo
Just off the kitchen there was a bar, however it was hidden from all rooms. We decided that we would move the bar to a more prominent place in the home, and the existing would be turned into an appliance pantry.
A place for the coffee maker, microwave, and other smaller appliance storage.
We finished the kitchen with a simple backsplash in a lantern white mosaic with a natural tan grout. The door hardware, faucet from Delta and the new pendant lighting are all in the stainless family allowing for depth and consistency.
The new bar features a Sub-Zero wine column with refrigerated storage below. The upper lit glass cabinets offer a chance to showcase stemware and spirits.
This custom cabinet install allows the wood to shine and offers storage.
Lastly, the additional lighting installed in all areas now is controllable. Siene and Kentay have full control and can direct the light and how much is used.
When they want a night in, they can turn down the lights and relax. In their new updated family room in front of a newly integrated modern fireplace.
Kitchen getting renovated before and after photo
Laundry Room Remodeling
Jokingly, Siene called her Laundry Room the Christmas Box. We traded the red and green wallpaper for paint called Drift of Mist from Sherwin Williams.
The new white cabinetry offers a lot of storage they are , and a dedicated folding station was integrated for easy transitioning between loads of laundry.

This couple moved to Plano to be closer to their kids and grandchildren. When they purchased the home, they knew that the kitchen would have to be improved as they love to cook and gather as a family. The storage and prep space was not working for them and the old stove had to go! They loved the gas range that they had in their previous home and wanted to have that range again. We began this remodel by removing a wall in the butlers pantry to create a more open space. We tore out the old cabinets and soffit and replaced them with cherry Kraftmaid cabinets all the way to the ceiling. The cabinets were designed to house tons of deep drawers for ease of access and storage. We combined the once separated laundry and utility office space into one large laundry area with storage galore. Their new kitchen and laundry space is now super functional and blends with the adjacent family room.
Photography by Versatile Imaging (Lauren Brown)

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Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations

Honey oak railings get a deep chocolate stain, and the spindles are refreshed with White Dove paint. the crisp painting makes it a standout element of the home.

stainless refrigerator, pull out pantry, wall oven and deep storage drawers, 36" five burner stovetop, stainless steel hood, carrara marble island, butcherblock coutertops

A bold, gallery-worthy design built for statement interiors, this rug reads like a weathered stone surface fractured by veins of light and fire. A deep charcoal-black ground is broken up by cracked, mineral-like patches of dove grey, while a vivid crimson-red vein runs through the center, embedded with faint traces of ornamental motifs that flicker through the erosion pattern like an ancient script resurfacing.
The high-contrast palette and organic, fractal-like distribution give this piece real movement and depth, making it equally at home in a minimalist modern space looking for drama, or a moody, art-forward interior.
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