Lee Manning Photography
Inspiration for a mid-sized cottage medium tone wood floor mudroom remodel in Los Angeles with a white front door

Trendy hallway photo in Philadelphia

Martin Mann photographer
Patio kitchen - small coastal backyard tile patio kitchen idea in San Diego with a gazebo

Bill Taylor
Living room - traditional living room idea in Boston

Example of a minimalist entryway design in Dallas

Kevin Syms
Mountain style exterior home photo in Los Angeles

Example of an arts and crafts wood exterior home design in Seattle

Allan block walls to support the patio and fire pit.

Bonous room with custom sectional.
Inspiration for a rustic dark wood floor living room remodel in Sacramento with beige walls

Example of an island style patio design in Nashville

Kevin Syms
Mountain style exterior home photo in Los Angeles

Our client’s family had outgrown their small home but they loved their neighborhood. On the 1st floor, they wanted an updated kitchen with an improved work triangle, more natural light, a breakfast nook, and a new powder room. On the 2nd floor, we expanded their daughter’s bedroom and reconfigured the floor plan to provide additional closet space. On the 3rd floor, we added a combination guest room/office space, additional storage, and a complete stairway to the roof with an oversized window at the landing. On the 4th level we added a pilot house opening to the new walkable fiberglass roof deck. The interior includes new hardwood floors, increased natural light, and updated lighting throughout. The kitchen transformation included two-toned shaker cabinetry, white quartz counters, a farmhouse sink, brass accents, and reclaimed floating shelves. We also installed new budget-friendly vinyl windows, a sliding patio door, and vinyl siding at the exterior of the new addition.

Example of a minimalist entryway design in Dallas

Our client’s family had outgrown their small home but they loved their neighborhood. On the 1st floor, they wanted an updated kitchen with an improved work triangle, more natural light, a breakfast nook, and a new powder room. On the 2nd floor, we expanded their daughter’s bedroom and reconfigured the floor plan to provide additional closet space. On the 3rd floor, we added a combination guest room/office space, additional storage, and a complete stairway to the roof with an oversized window at the landing. On the 4th level we added a pilot house opening to the new walkable fiberglass roof deck. The interior includes new hardwood floors, increased natural light, and updated lighting throughout. The kitchen transformation included two-toned shaker cabinetry, white quartz counters, a farmhouse sink, brass accents, and reclaimed floating shelves. We also installed new budget-friendly vinyl windows, a sliding patio door, and vinyl siding at the exterior of the new addition.

Example of a minimalist living room design in Dallas

Example of a minimalist living room design in Dallas

This was a complete garden redo. We addressed the multiple levels by installing retaining wall beds and steps to an upper level. A new flagstone patio was installed on the upper and lower level, the existing cinderblock wall in disrepair was repaired and stuccoed. A custom cedar floating bench maximize use of the small space. New fencing was installed and stained black. The plant palette provides year-round interest. The whole garden view is extended at night with the use of landscape lighting.

Minimalist bathroom photo in Philadelphia