Chris Robinson
Home design - traditional home design idea in Chicago

Example of a kitchen design in Boston

Dual ovens makes the preparation of large family meals a breeze.
Inspiration for a timeless kitchen remodel in Denver

This dock features Envision Outdoor Living Products. The composite deck is using Canyon Ridge from our Expression Collection.
Island style dock photo in Other

Custom luxury walk-in closet designed with Rutt Handcrafted Cabinetry. Stunning white cabinetry with dark wood island and dark wood floors. We installed a high styled tray ceiling with an eclectic light fixture. We added windows to the space with matching white wood slat blinds. The full length mirror finished this beautiful master closet.

Home bar - rustic home bar idea in Boise

Bathroom - bathroom idea in New York

Before Picture of the old deck
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless white one-story concrete fiberboard exterior home remodel in St Louis

This client came to us wanting to enhance their existing space by using some creative finishes for walls. They hoped to make the home feel more urban, rustic and modern as opposed to the traditional architectural style of the structure but did not know how to accomplish this transition. Upon our arrival it was noted that all walls had been painted white which was determined too harsh and did not achieve the modern feel the homeowner had hoped to evoke. The space was softened by using a subtle and fresh color palette with one accent color for impact. Teal was the color selected to create a continuous thread of pop in varying degrees in each room which included the Entry Hall, Dining Room and Living Room. Touches of black were injected into each space due to the client’s previous purchases of a drum fixture for the living room and black dining table; both gave direction on scale and style. The Entry Hall was made powerfully impactful as someone enters the home by taking its cue from the abstract art selected for the Dining Room. A faux concrete wall was created with the use of artistically combined colors. In the Dining Room, the use of classic chairs are successfully made modern by upholstering in teal leather which added both continuity and unexpected interest next to the velvet Greek Key pattern found on host chairs. In the Living Room custom upholstered sofa and chairs are grounded by a rug that brings all colors together. A unique copper rivet finish was applied in the niches that flank the fireplace as a contrast to whimsical amber crystal mini chandeliers hung over modern consoles that display simple yet exciting teal bowls. The final furnishings, art and accessories ultimately brought the entire home together in a rustic, modern way that is warm and inviting reflecting the unique personality of the people who live there.

After picture of the house with James Hardie Lap Siding Gray Slate. It also features HardieTrim in Arctic White.
Traditional exterior home idea in St Louis

Another amazing renovation completed by the homeowners! They chose the Low-Pressure Laminate cabinets with a Flagstone finish to brighten the space and maintain a modern, grounded tone throughout. With the money they saved installing the kitchen on their own, they were also able to include so much great storage space for their busy family. We couldn't be happier for them!

After Front Elevation
Example of an exterior home design in St Louis

This gorgeous San Rafael backyard shows off large scale concrete pavers with a cobble border and natural looking artificial grass
Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in San Francisco.

Elegant beige one-story wood exterior home photo in Vancouver

Inspiration for a timeless bathroom remodel in Orange County

Procrastination… not on this project! There was not a moment to spare with these two homeowners. When we came onto the scene it was quite evident there would be a stiff deadline–no exceptions. This was not because the clients were ruthless or mean in any way. Quite the opposite in fact. Our team wanted very much to deliver the couples’ remodeled bathrooms and kitchen BEFORE they delivered their first child! The timing would be close as we all knew. The baby’s due date was quickly approaching. The transformation of the rooms was thrilling for all of us as we watched mauve, sea foam greens and coral paint tones, as well as dilapidated peeling wallpaper mistaken for an abstract scene of a city scape, transform into a serene, tranquil home into which any family would be thrilled to welcome their first born. The progression of the remodeled rooms and the pregnancy were a joy to see. As our company name suggests the project and baby’s arrival were all “On time”.