Alcove bathtub - mid-sized transitional master subway tile gray floor alcove bathtub idea in Philadelphia with a two-piece toilet, gray walls, an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops and multicolored countertops

Photo: Rikki Snyder © 2015 Houzz
Inspiration for an eclectic dining room remodel in New York

This was a full gut renovation for a client that was designed with resale in mind. We staged the unit for the full effect. It had 7 offers the first weekend it hit the market, and sold well over the asking price.

A stunning look, without the expense of using brass metal. Still in its infancy, the Brushed Bronze Effect could exceed architectural expectations by mimicking this type of metal look so hard to achieve through painting and so expensive to produce in the manufacturing market.

Inspiration for a large rustic backyard stamped concrete patio kitchen remodel with a pergola

This was a full gut renovation for a client that was designed with resale in mind. We staged the unit for the full effect. It had 7 offers the first weekend it hit the market, and sold well over the asking price.

A stunning look, without the expense of using brass metal. Still in its infancy, the Brushed Bronze Effect could exceed architectural expectations by mimicking this type of metal look so hard to achieve through painting and so expensive to produce in the manufacturing market.

A stunning look, without the expense of using brass metal. Still in its infancy, the Brushed Bronze Effect could exceed architectural expectations by mimicking this type of metal look so hard to achieve through painting and so expensive to produce in the manufacturing market.

This is an example of a traditional landscaping in San Francisco.

A stunning look, without the expense of using brass metal. Still in its infancy, the Brushed Bronze Effect could exceed architectural expectations by mimicking this type of metal look so hard to achieve through painting and so expensive to produce in the manufacturing market.

This was a full gut renovation for a client that was designed with resale in mind. We staged the unit for the full effect. It had 7 offers the first weekend it hit the market, and sold well over the asking price.

This was a full gut renovation for a client that was designed with resale in mind. We staged the unit for the full effect. It had 7 offers the first weekend it hit the market, and sold well over the asking price.

A stunning look, without the expense of using brass metal. Still in its infancy, the Brushed Bronze Effect could exceed architectural expectations by mimicking this type of metal look so hard to achieve through painting and so expensive to produce in the manufacturing market.

This was a new construction project where we partnered with a local builder to stage the home when it was ready for the market. On this particular home, we staged the main floor to make it more appealing to the target clientele of younger families with a contemporary and clean style. The effect of our staging is to generate more qualified buyers as well as increased offers in a shorter timeframe.

This Herringbone is part of an amazing collection. One of the most popular products available is this White Oak also called Silver Cloud or Athens Gray, Silver Cream, a variety on names in the market place but looks great. The vein cut marble limestone creates an impressive wood effect available online at TheBuilderDepot.com

It admittedly may sound like a stretch that building a multifamily structure to Passive House standards can be done not only at market rate (or better) , but also with a method that saves time and money, and is simple to implement. But living proof of that model exists in the 52,781-square-foot, 49-unit Whitehall structure that’s effectively debunking many commonly held notions about building green, or building to Passive House standards of extreme energy efficiency.

A stunning look, without the expense of using brass metal. Still in its infancy, the Brushed Bronze Effect could exceed architectural expectations by mimicking this type of metal look so hard to achieve through painting and so expensive to produce in the manufacturing market.

This was a new construction project where we partnered with a local builder to stage the home when it was ready for the market. On this particular home, we staged the main floor to make it more appealing to the target clientele of younger families with a contemporary and clean style. The effect of our staging is to generate more qualified buyers as well as increased offers in a shorter timeframe.

Photo credit: Bates Masi + Architects
Inspiration for a modern kitchen remodel in New York