Since the client does sewing and embroidery, she has a lot of small items that need to have a place. Stock cubicle units were used on top of a custom built bookcase on the bottom. The cubicles were sandwiched in place using trim where they met and crown molding on the top. Little chalk board tags are used so she can mark what is stored in each cube and erased and changed with ease. We made room so that she can make a cube with the name of a client who has merchandise to do or ready for pick up. The fabric covered board on the door gives her a place to hang her flash drives with all her machine patterns on it. A large closet with doors that swing open gives her easy open access to all her items tucked away. Keeping the door color the same as the walls helps the room feel bigger as well.

1950's laundry room transformed into a beautiful space to do laundry. We were challenged with old pipes, low ceiling and concealing a large water heater. We created two false walls and cabinetry around the water heater for a seamless flow.

1950's laundry room transformed into a beautiful space to do laundry. We were challenged with old pipes, low ceiling and concealing a large water heater. We created two false walls and cabinetry around the water heater for a seamless flow.

Maximum capacity Deep Roll-out Trays in this 2-Door Pantry Cabinet glide all the way out for easy access to contents. StarMark Cabinetry, Cambria Quartz Countertop

Our clients along with builder, Tuscan Group Inc., completed their build of Modern Farmhouse Plan 14662RK on their land in North Carolina. They made extensive modifications, reconfiguring the master bed and bath with an additional side entry and dog room, widened the entire house 10', removed garage bath, replaced basement stairs with a large pantry, simplified staircase, added a "false" vault in the great room ceiling, and expanded the bonus room. Ready when you are! Where do YOU want to build?

Our clients along with builder, Tuscan Group Inc., completed their build of Modern Farmhouse Plan 14662RK on their land in North Carolina. They made extensive modifications, reconfiguring the master bed and bath with an additional side entry and dog room, widened the entire house 10', removed garage bath, replaced basement stairs with a large pantry, simplified staircase, added a "false" vault in the great room ceiling, and expanded the bonus room. Ready when you are! Where do YOU want to build?

Conroy Tanzer Photographic
Inspiration for an eclectic kitchen remodel in San Francisco

This kitchen layout stayed the same, but a huge impact was made with clean front cabinets, a warm stain, and flush modern detailing. A walk in pantry was converted into 3 adjacent pull out pantries for ease of use. A soffit was hidden behind false panels to extend the cabinetry up to the 9' ceilings. Satin glass fronts break up the wood tones beautifully, with an exquisite laser cut stone backsplash lit beautifully with undercabinet task lighting. Modern black pendants and arched sink add architectural detail and contrast to the pristine white countertops.

Our clients along with builder, Tuscan Group Inc., completed their build of Modern Farmhouse Plan 14662RK on their land in North Carolina. They made extensive modifications, reconfiguring the master bed and bath with an additional side entry and dog room, widened the entire house 10', removed garage bath, replaced basement stairs with a large pantry, simplified staircase, added a "false" vault in the great room ceiling, and expanded the bonus room. Ready when you are! Where do YOU want to build?

The existing cabinets did not go all the way to the ceiling so the cabinet maker added the false tops. The cabinets were also painted and distressed. Glass panels were added to the cabinets flanking the hood vent. Debbie Schwab Photography

Stone veneer over factory manufactured Isokern fireplace. Cedar live edge mantle. Ceiling beams (false) milled from fir trees taken off site. Great job Myer's Olympic Masonry!

1950's laundry room transformed into a beautiful space to do laundry. We were challenged with old pipes, low ceiling and concealing a large water heater. We created two false walls and cabinetry around the water heater for a seamless flow.

This lovely couple was initially thinking of just refacing their cabinets and replacing their countertops and backsplash. After assessing all that was going on with those cabinets, rotted out sink base, false drawer fronts, lots of filler boards between cabinets, blind corner cabinet they could not reach back into, cabinet and drawer under the peninsula overhang, a small island, and an odd cubby hole in the wall, we suggested going all new to add so much more functionality with just a little bit more added to their budget. Seeing all the added benefits with only a slight change to the footprint of their existing cabinetry and all the added benefits and features, it was not a difficult decision for them. Then they decided to add matching cabinet doors to their existing shelving which was painted to match with an accent color! One of the unique features we were able to add to this space was taking the odd cubby hole in the wall which could not be extended any higher due to the bonus room floor just above that space was the make it into a pet feeding station and extra storage for their small appliances! By adding matching tile and countertop material it can handle even the messiest of doggie drinkers. Aside from the fresh paint in the whole space, a gorgeous accent color added to the living room shelves and doors, and soft white upper cabinets allowed for the wood base cabinets to create a warm and open feeling while the under and above cabinet task lighting brightens and lifts the space to looking like it even has taller ceilings. Selecting just the right light fixtures give is just the right light in just the right places for a much more updated look that now matches the rest of their house!

Our clients along with builder, Tuscan Group Inc., completed their build of Modern Farmhouse Plan 14662RK on their land in North Carolina. They made extensive modifications, reconfiguring the master bed and bath with an additional side entry and dog room, widened the entire house 10', removed garage bath, replaced basement stairs with a large pantry, simplified staircase, added a "false" vault in the great room ceiling, and expanded the bonus room. Ready when you are! Where do YOU want to build?

Our clients along with builder, Tuscan Group Inc., completed their build of Modern Farmhouse Plan 14662RK on their land in North Carolina. They made extensive modifications, reconfiguring the master bed and bath with an additional side entry and dog room, widened the entire house 10', removed garage bath, replaced basement stairs with a large pantry, simplified staircase, added a "false" vault in the great room ceiling, and expanded the bonus room. Ready when you are! Where do YOU want to build?

This is after she had moved in. We made sure to give her room to grow in the space. Everything has a place and is easy to find.

Large elegant open concept dark wood floor family room photo in Other with gray walls, a standard fireplace and a tile fireplace

Transitional exterior home idea in Miami

Photography: Angie Seckinger
Example of a mid-sized transitional u-shaped eat-in kitchen design in DC Metro with a drop-in sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, marble countertops, multicolored backsplash, marble backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island