Inspiration for a traditional outdoor playset in Toronto.

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Inspiration for a large contemporary medium tone wood floor and brown floor dining room remodel in Charlotte with white walls

Nestled into the hills of Portola Valley, California the structures open space carefully defines and details outdoor rooms and interior space. While this form naturally echoes its landscape and beauty it was able to maintain and score Gold in LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). The Windy Hill Heaven residents incorporated sustainable aspects such as: STRUCTURE // Passive-solar design, spray foam insulation, structurally insulated panel called (SIPs), and high efficiency low e windows ELECTRICITY // Photovoltaic solar-panel array tied to the grid allowing this home to be net zero, Energy Star appliances, and energy efficient fans and lighting HEATING AND COOLING // In-floor radiant hot-water and a highly efficient fireplace SUSTAINABLE FEATURE // Native landscaping locally sourced building materials, low-VOC materials, paint and sealers. In all making this a very ECO-logically designed home

Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Vancouver

After half a century of exposure to wind and weather, this unique home at the Point Richmond shoreline was in dire need of complete renovation. The original mansard was removed and the new exterior takes its cues from the Craftsman interior of the home, featuring a new façade with lap siding, an accent gable facing the street, and a deep overhang facing San Francisco Bay. This reconfiguration makes the most out of the interior vistas, and it also opens up the bay view from the street. The project passed the Point Richmond Neighborhood Council, the city design review, as well as the SF Bay Conservation and Development Council with flying colors. The owners set ambitious environmental goals and allowed us to follow through with a design for net-zero energy performance, meaning that the home could produce the annual power consumption from the rooftop solar system; the gas line was disconnected. Improved insulation and window upgrades go hand in hand with highly efficient heat pumps for space heating and domestic hot water. The bath fans recycle heat from the exhaust air, and the incoming air goes through a filter for improved indoor air quality, notably during wildfire season. The home also received substantial seismic upgrades. Interior remodeling focused on the kitchen and master bath, while for most other rooms the challenge was to preserve and refresh the original character. Kasten Builders was the general contractor and got this home ready for the next 50+ years with a tremendously reduced carbon footprint.

After half a century of exposure to wind and weather, this unique home at the Point Richmond shoreline was in dire need of complete renovation. The original mansard was removed and the new exterior takes its cues from the Craftsman interior of the home, featuring a new façade with lap siding, an accent gable facing the street, and a deep overhang facing San Francisco Bay. This reconfiguration makes the most out of the interior vistas, and it also opens up the bay view from the street. The project passed the Point Richmond Neighborhood Council, the city design review, as well as the SF Bay Conservation and Development Council with flying colors. The owners set ambitious environmental goals and allowed us to follow through with a design for net-zero energy performance, meaning that the home could produce the annual power consumption from the rooftop solar system; the gas line was disconnected. Improved insulation and window upgrades go hand in hand with highly efficient heat pumps for space heating and domestic hot water. The bath fans recycle heat from the exhaust air, and the incoming air goes through a filter for improved indoor air quality, notably during wildfire season. The home also received substantial seismic upgrades. Interior remodeling focused on the kitchen and master bath, while for most other rooms the challenge was to preserve and refresh the original character. Kasten Builders was the general contractor and got this home ready for the next 50+ years with a tremendously reduced carbon footprint.

Nestled into the hills of Portola Valley, California the structures open space carefully defines and details outdoor rooms and interior space. While this form naturally echoes its landscape and beauty it was able to maintain and score Gold in LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). The Windy Hill Heaven residents incorporated sustainable aspects such as: STRUCTURE // Passive-solar design, spray foam insulation, structurally insulated panel called (SIPs), and high efficiency low e windows ELECTRICITY // Photovoltaic solar-panel array tied to the grid allowing this home to be net zero, Energy Star appliances, and energy efficient fans and lighting HEATING AND COOLING // In-floor radiant hot-water and a highly efficient fireplace SUSTAINABLE FEATURE // Native landscaping locally sourced building materials, low-VOC materials, paint and sealers. In all making this a very ECO-logically designed home

Nestled into the hills of Portola Valley, California the structures open space carefully defines and details outdoor rooms and interior space. While this form naturally echoes its landscape and beauty it was able to maintain and score Gold in LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). The Windy Hill Heaven residents incorporated sustainable aspects such as: STRUCTURE // Passive-solar design, spray foam insulation, structurally insulated panel called (SIPs), and high efficiency low e windows ELECTRICITY // Photovoltaic solar-panel array tied to the grid allowing this home to be net zero, Energy Star appliances, and energy efficient fans and lighting HEATING AND COOLING // In-floor radiant hot-water and a highly efficient fireplace SUSTAINABLE FEATURE // Native landscaping locally sourced building materials, low-VOC materials, paint and sealers. In all making this a very ECO-logically designed home

Mid-sized transitional u-shaped dedicated laundry room photo in Dallas with shaker cabinets and white cabinets

Collaboration with Canonbury Homes and Frank Neely Design Associates.
Inspiration for a timeless open concept kitchen remodel in Atlanta with beaded inset cabinets and two islands

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Kids' room - transitional kids' room idea in Chicago

Ed customized his awesome half court and he is a Knicks fan. He is proud to have installed his Hercules Platinum Basketball System. The dimensions of the court are 46 feet wide and 30 feet deep. His residence is located in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. This is a Hercules Platinum Basketball System that was purchased in June of 2012. It was installed on a 46 ft wide by a 30 ft deep playing area in Greensburg, PA. Browse all of Ed H's photos navigate to: http://www.produnkhoops.com/photos/albums/ed-46x30-hercules-platinum-basketball-system-619/

Brett and his family of SU Orange fans in Liverpool, NY themed his court accordingly. The court was a fun project for the family that involved members from three generations! This is a Pro Dunk Platinum Basketball System that was purchased in May of 2010. It was installed on a 25 ft wide by a 22 ft deep playing area in Liverpool, NY. Browse all of Brett L's photos navigate to: http://www.produnkhoops.com/photos/albums/brett-25x22-pro-dunk-platinum-basketball-system-231/

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Home design - coastal home design idea in Philadelphia

Griffins Gate is a beautiful 3,200 square foot energy independent passive solar home with a separate 1,200 square foot studio built on 5 ½ acres in Montgomery County, Maryland. The home was designed to be energy independent and in complete harmony with nature; to be all natural, non-toxic, and organic for the health of the owners. The walls and roof are insulated with recycled newspaper. The home faces south to maximize the passive solar benefit, with engineered overhangs shading the windows all summer to minimize the cooling load. In tandem with an energy efficient high mass fireplace, a geothermal heat pump warms the radiant floor in the winter. In the summer, cool water is circulated from the well through the radiant floor and a fan coil unit cools the air in the home.

1960’s Rosewood Dane Kai Kirstiansen Z chairs, upholstered in zigzag Ikat fabric, infuse a dose of vibrancy to this serenely monochromatic kitchen. The floors are stained oak in a herringbone pattern. A capiz shell chandelier completes the look. Photograph: Eric Piasecki

Brett and his family of SU Orange fans in Liverpool, NY themed his court accordingly. The court was a fun project for the family that involved members from three generations! This is a Pro Dunk Platinum Basketball System that was purchased in May of 2010. It was installed on a 25 ft wide by a 22 ft deep playing area in Liverpool, NY. Browse all of Brett L's photos navigate to: http://www.produnkhoops.com/photos/albums/brett-25x22-pro-dunk-platinum-basketball-system-231/

Brett and his family of SU Orange fans in Liverpool, NY themed his court accordingly. The court was a fun project for the family that involved members from three generations! This is a Pro Dunk Platinum Basketball System that was purchased in May of 2010. It was installed on a 25 ft wide by a 22 ft deep playing area in Liverpool, NY. Browse all of Brett L's photos navigate to: http://www.produnkhoops.com/photos/albums/brett-25x22-pro-dunk-platinum-basketball-system-231/