In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

This Remodel took place in San Mateo, CA and included a master and a hallway bathroom remodel. Both bathrooms were outdated and the plumbing and electrical system required upgrading in order to meet city codes. Both bathrooms were remodeled separately to ensure that the homeowner had access to a functional bathroom throughout the entire project. Refael, a co-owner and project manager at Element Home Remodeling was the on-site project manager. Today the bathrooms are updated, plumbing and electrical is up to code and all inspections have been successfully signed off by the city of San Mateo.

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

A small studio apartment where every ounce of space counts... I used pops of turquoise and mustard yellow in the sofa, coffee table and hanging baskets- but kept all other elements quite neutral for a perfect balance. Each space is carefully defined (kitchen, bedroom and bathroom).

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

The open floor plan, in addition to the red color, was a challenge in this space. The client wanted an "old European" feel in a very transitional space. The floral fabric on the slipper chairs and the abstract florals in this rug give a nod to this style. Elements by K Sorbe

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

Designer: Sherry Smith/Design Elements, Ltd. sherry@designelementsltd.com, 717-224-1315
Inspiration for a large rustic l-shaped medium tone wood floor open concept kitchen remodel in Other with a drop-in sink, shaker cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, granite countertops, green backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

In this renovation, our client wanted to refresh her main floor. We started by giving the kitchen, main bathroom, and ensuite bathroom a complete makeover. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a ceramic tile backsplash were installed in the kitchen and both bathrooms. Custom glass was added to the new showers as well. And, in order to create a more open front entry, we removed the wall separating the dining room from the front hallway. In addition to new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, the home received all new trim, doors, flooring and a coat of paint. As a result, this home was completely transformed inside!

Situated in suburban residential neighborhood this home sits on wide lot atop a slight ridge of earth and is surrounded by mature trees. Built in 1959, the home requires update. A phased master plan was completed by Elements to update the home originally built in 1959. Phased construction is in process. Bringing the natural world of stone, water and wood and light into the home to create places of rich experience is at the core of our design approach to this project. Large windows are introduced at the exterior walls to allow the colors and tones of the garden to inform the interior spaces. The warm vistas of the garden draw the eye through the deep interior spaces of the home to connect to outdoor space. Upstairs, life in the trees is enjoyed by creating a third level of the home to house a home office and outside terrace. A master suite is nestled in the back of the home. Custom furniture utilizes white oak to enhance the feeling of warmth and rest while also connecting the experience beyond to the burr oak grove in which the home is set. At the main level an open floor plan is created and a new raised roof with exposed wood beams designed to unify once separate rooms into one large space. A back kitchen is replaced by a kitchen set in the living space and adjacent to the outdoors to encourage outdoor and indoor living. A large island table is centrally located in hopes to accentuate the values of companionship and community, literally building them right into the family’s living spaces.