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Example of a large classic l-shaped medium tone wood floor eat-in kitchen design in New York with an undermount sink, beaded inset cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, white backsplash, stone tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Optimizing views was essential, but they also sought privacy from the street, livability and efficiency in the warm Texas climate. The insulated, angled glass of the rear facade thus faces north, an orientation that lends a head-on quality to views over the marina to the main body of the lake. It also provides the artist owner the northern light so favored by painters. The steep lot was addressed with cut and fill to create a gently sloped front lawn and driveway while taking full advantage of rear views. Setbacks required that the home be shallow and wide. The stacked outdoor living area and screened porch gather corner breezes while protected from western sun by a trellis and vigorous native vine. The homeowners call the home "Northern Light" for its site-inspired design. Photo by Tre Dunham

Inspiration for a huge craftsman enclosed medium tone wood floor family room remodel in Cleveland with yellow walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and no tv

The owners wanted a unique bathroom that would complement their beautiful, one of a kind, modern residence. Olympic Grey marble from Turkey was selected. This was a renovation so we were particularly careful in handling and installation. There were many challenges to the project. First, the material is quite specific in its veining so we needed to make a mock up to determine how to cut the slabs in a way that would allow the vein to follow around the room (in and out of niches). We were working with a finite amount of material, 14 slabs, so we needed to design and engineer the project accordingly. In addition, the client wanted to maximize efficiency for cost control so we designed the seam placement to fall strategically (behind the toilet, for example) so that he would not need to purchase additional material. The bathroom is actually quite small so there were significant constraints in trying to fit and maneuver the large panels in tight spaces. The vanity countertop was made in Pental Quartz Thassos Polished 1-1/4”. We carved channels in the vanity top to insert Troca Mother of Pearl Flat Liners. We followed this same detail at the Tub Apron. Identification & Stone Information Stone Supplier: Connecticut Stone/ Tyra Dellacroce Stone Fabricator: Connecticut Stone/ Tyra Dellacroce Stone Installer: Martany Tile/ Anthony Collins General Contractor: DPD Builders/ Dan Divitto Designer: Juan Montoya Design Material: Olympic Grey Polished Thickness: ¾” Finish: Polished Quantity: Approx. 250 SF Stone Dimensions: Custom cut to size panels Photo Credit: Neil Landino

The owners wanted a unique bathroom that would complement their beautiful, one of a kind, modern residence. Olympic Grey marble from Turkey was selected. This was a renovation so we were particularly careful in handling and installation. There were many challenges to the project. First, the material is quite specific in its veining so we needed to make a mock up to determine how to cut the slabs in a way that would allow the vein to follow around the room (in and out of niches). We were working with a finite amount of material, 14 slabs, so we needed to design and engineer the project accordingly. In addition, the client wanted to maximize efficiency for cost control so we designed the seam placement to fall strategically (behind the toilet, for example) so that he would not need to purchase additional material. The bathroom is actually quite small so there were significant constraints in trying to fit and maneuver the large panels in tight spaces. The vanity countertop was made in Pental Quartz Thassos Polished 1-1/4”. We carved channels in the vanity top to insert Troca Mother of Pearl Flat Liners. We followed this same detail at the Tub Apron. Identification & Stone Information Stone Supplier: Connecticut Stone/ Tyra Dellacroce Stone Fabricator: Connecticut Stone/ Tyra Dellacroce Stone Installer: Martany Tile/ Anthony Collins General Contractor: DPD Builders/ Dan Divitto Designer: Juan Montoya Design Material: Olympic Grey Polished Thickness: ¾” Finish: Polished Quantity: Approx. 250 SF Stone Dimensions: Custom cut to size panels Phot Credit :Landino

The customers wanted a contemporary home on a small site in central Denver, Colorado in which they could entertain their friends. Several options were presented that addressed the extremely tight site and owners’ desire to have a contemporary house, and the need to entertain large groups. The contemporary home offered great views, extending from downtown Denver to the mountains beyond. The home fit onto tiny, sloped site with ample space for a grand entry and outdoor living. The four different outside living spaces offered a variety of choices for activities. The open plan accommodated entertaining while providing for an everyday lifestyle for the owners. This three-level home provided all of its occupants’ privacy as they lived in different parts of the house. The shape and form of the house, along with the materials—limestone, stucco, glass, and steel, gave this home its contemporary design.

Thedo Remmelink, a Dutch native, competed in the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics in snowboarding. He moved to Steamboat Springs in order to coach snowboarding for the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club. Thedo is the type of person whom you are thankful that the client carries the torch. Our goal of this project was to design a sustainable home. We chose straw bale as the primary material because of its high R-value (tested at R-40 to 45), its ability to resist high winds, it’s attribute of acting as a thermal tempering mass and it’s thick old world feel. The S.I.P.’s (Structural Insulated Panels) in the roof have an R-Value of 49. The home also utilizes passive solar, most of the glazing faces south and southeast. The concrete slab and the central heating element provide the mass to store the solar heat. The concrete slab contains radiant heating. However, the radiant heat is designed to be at a very low consistent temperature. The central heating element is used for task heating. The kitchen and dining side of this heating element is gas, and the living room side contains a highly efficient wood stove. In addition to our primary goal of creating a sustainable home, it was also extremely important to create a design that reflects Thedo’s personality and a house that settles into the open valley. The upper curves reflect the surrounding hills. The half level change at the master bedroom along with the cross-axial plan creates spatial flow directly informed by the site’s change in elevation, solar aspect, and the views to the north and south to the Elk River Valley. The use of logs for the structure juxtapose the high tech energy efficient lighting and the 18 inch thick straw bale walls contrast the precisely cut stone and metal rails. Through these contrasting elements one realizes the permanence as well as the ethereal nature of home.

Large arts and crafts wooden u-shaped staircase photo in Cleveland with wooden risers

maple hardwood floor, water-popped, and stained with 50% rosewood and 50% neutral stains.
Inspiration for a timeless medium tone wood floor living room remodel in Salt Lake City

Inspiration for a rustic bedroom remodel in San Francisco

Our clients choose neutral tones, utilitarian copper fixtures, and wood surfaces. The result: an upscale “warehouse look” that combines a true industrial feel with a range of other styles, from earthy to polished. #GFRemodels ⚒ Call us to schedule a free-in-home estimate 877-728-

Essential client goals were a sustainable low-maintenance house, primarily single floor living, orientation to views, natural light to interiors, establishment of individual privacy, creation of a formal outdoor space for gardening, incorporation of a full workshop for cars, generous indoor and outdoor social space for guests and parties. The Holly Hill house is comprised of three wings joined by bridges: An architect's wing with a master garden to the east, an engineer’s wing with automobile workshop and a central activity, kitchen, living, dining wing.

Large elegant gray three-story brick gable roof photo in Cleveland

This LEED-H Platinum-certified custom luxury home in Oregon demonstrates an exceptional commitment to excellence. Designed by Green Hammer architect Jan Fillinger, the Fineline House was designed and built with unprecedented precision — from the interior finishes to the state-of-the-art lighting, ventilation, and built-in home energy-monitoring systems. It utilizes Passivhaus detailing and 100% of the lumber used for the structure and framing of the project was Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC)-certified.

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This project showcases a cutting-edge landscape architecture and design concept located in the vibrant Dallas–Plano metropolitan area, merging modern aesthetics with sustainable outdoor living. The design emphasizes clean lines, geometric forms, and a seamless indoor-outdoor connection, reflecting the essence of modern Texas living. The landscape integrates low-maintenance native plantings, drought-tolerant species, and smart irrigation systems suited for the North Texas climate, promoting both ecological balance and water efficiency. Hardscape elements include architectural concrete, porcelain pavers, and steel planters, offering a minimalist yet warm material palette that complements contemporary residential and commercial architecture.

This project showcases a cutting-edge landscape architecture and design concept located in the vibrant Dallas–Plano metropolitan area, merging modern aesthetics with sustainable outdoor living. The design emphasizes clean lines, geometric forms, and a seamless indoor-outdoor connection, reflecting the essence of modern Texas living. The landscape integrates low-maintenance native plantings, drought-tolerant species, and smart irrigation systems suited for the North Texas climate, promoting both ecological balance and water efficiency. Hardscape elements include architectural concrete, porcelain pavers, and steel planters, offering a minimalist yet warm material palette that complements contemporary residential and commercial architecture.

This project showcases a cutting-edge landscape architecture and design concept located in the vibrant Dallas–Plano metropolitan area, merging modern aesthetics with sustainable outdoor living. The design emphasizes clean lines, geometric forms, and a seamless indoor-outdoor connection, reflecting the essence of modern Texas living. The landscape integrates low-maintenance native plantings, drought-tolerant species, and smart irrigation systems suited for the North Texas climate, promoting both ecological balance and water efficiency. Hardscape elements include architectural concrete, porcelain pavers, and steel planters, offering a minimalist yet warm material palette that complements contemporary residential and commercial architecture.