Even the mud room was not ignored when it came to fine details. Each child has their own locker area for backpacks and books. Taupe painted and glazed cabinets show off the antiqued pewter knobs

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.

This is an engineered, reclaimed, skip planed white oak specified exterior barn wood floor prefinished with Bona Naturale installed in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The flooring features beautiful warm brown tones from the original patina of the barn wood, and black tones from the skip-planing process making for a uniquely rustic wide plank floor. The combination of the natural patina which developed in the wood over time as well as the weathering that it was exposed over the years creates a very rustic look in this floor. Circle saw marks and natural character marks complete the look.

Anita Roll Fun nursery I painted for Kyle and Kelly Zorn. They will add the clock hands later with the birth time.

Arts and crafts hallway photo in San Francisco

Emilia Ceballos
Dining room - huge contemporary dining room idea in Los Angeles with multicolored walls

Modern exterior home idea in Miami

Inspiration for a transitional home design remodel in New York

Prodigy by What A Pane
Inspiration for a modern entryway remodel in Toronto

Melissa Garrison

Mountain style staircase photo in Denver

Staircase - modern staircase idea in New York

A commercial project at Cram Chiropractic and Wellness Center in Northfield, MN.
Inspiration for a modern home design remodel in Minneapolis

Cypress Point with Light Gray mortar

Royal Celect, composite PVC siding in Moss Green

The Back Bay Residence is a 6,300sf four-story row house interior renovation for a culinary artist and a rare book and art collector. The program includes a private residence and multiple rental units. The architecture of the private residence revolves around the need to display an extensive collection of Persian and Renaissance artwork, rare books and manuscripts. As a kind of library and small museum, the walls throughout the residence alternate between relatively taut and continuous surfaces for the display of artwork, to recessed and coffered millwork elements providing shelving spaces for books and art objects. A three-story bookcase tower extends from the second to fourth floor at the stairway core connecting the floors of the private residence and providing a type of viewing promenade throughout the space.