The Alyssa II a perfectly designed 2,764 sq ft split bedroom ranch complete with the amenities today’s buyers are looking for. The Alyssa II, with its craftsman flair features exceptional architectural detail including an arched covered porch, which is grounded with ledge stone columns, Shaker town cedar shakes and cedar truss details in the gables that accentuate the beauty of this exquisite design. A gracious entrance draws you into the center of the home where the 10’ high ceilings of the great room, kitchen, dinette and hearth room blend beautifully to create this open concept design. Panoramic views from the oversized windows will grasp your attention. The kitchen boasts an oversized working island with quartz counter tops and a curved soffit mimicking the island below, which features pendant lighting and an enlarged apron sink. Additional features include an abundance of white painted maple cabinetry, unique arches, glass/stone tile backsplash and a spacious walk-in pantry, all of which complete this gourmet kitchen. An impressive one of a kind fireplace with stone and wood including an impressive ceiling treatment seamlessly connects the great room to the hub of the home. The master retreat features expansive windows, a generously sized walk- in closet with closet organizers and a private pocket office. The luxurious master bath has a spa like feel walk-in ceramic tile shower, free standing soaking tub with unique oval ceiling treatment, dual his & her sinks with Kohler fixtures and private water closet. This home is complete with a flex room being shown as an office located off the foyer, conveniently located powder room, separate laundry room, mudroom with bench/hooks and walk in closet, a covered porch is located off the dinette, two spacious bedrooms with unique ceilings each sporting their own vanity along with a shared water closet and tub/shower. As in every Demlang Builders home, we are proud to announce that The Alyssa II is built to rigorous construction standards and is a Focus on Energy certified home. We are very proud of our low HERS ratings.

The importance of handrails is designed to be grasped by the hand to provide stability or support.
Large arts and crafts concrete paver screened-in porch photo in Columbus with an awning

Even with a small section of the yard, style is important. Here, the herringbone pattern of the pavers creates interest without grasping too much attention.

This is a sculpture of the Nordic Myth, Jormangundr. The serpent grew so large that it was able to surround the earth and grasp its own tail. As a result, it received the name of the Midgard Serpent or World Serpent. When it releases its tail, Ragnarök will begin. Jörmungandr's arch-enemy is the thunder-god, Thor.

The kitchen was originally planned to mimic the location of appliances in her current kitchen to minimize re-learning of appliance locations. The only change was adding a trash cabinet between the fridge and the sink. A french door fridge allows someone in a wheelchair to easily access frozen and cold foods, while the water and ice dispenser on the outside of the door make it easy to stay hydrated rather than using the sink each time. She can roll up to the kitchen sink due to the recessed cabinetry under the sink or stand at counter height to put away dishes from the dishwasher. The dishwasher is ADA and very simple to use , and is raised off the floor so whether she is sitting or standing it's easier to reach. The gas cooktop has controls at the front making it easy to reach from the wheelchair and the exhaust fan above also has a control at the front. All cabinet door handles are D-shape, which makes them easy to grasp and there is plenty of electric outlets for charging phones, computers and small appliances. The kitchen island is table height at 30" so meal prep can be easily done in a wheelchair while guests and can be seated in a chair or wheelchair around the island. The dining chairs can also be turned around to add extra seating in the living room area. Pendant lights above the kitchen island light up the space, while recessed lighting in the kitchen and living room provide overall room lighting. There is also under cabinet lighting which makes the room glow at night! Wainscoting made of commercial grade material is strategically placed on sharp corners and exposed walls to reduce and minimize damage from the wheel chair, while creating a finished and complete look! We selected a free standing microwave to sit below the island, which is easy to use and is the same style as in her previous apartment. The island is 48" from the appliance wall, leaving ample space to open doors and maneuver around in the wheelchair and has easy access to the laundry area as well. We eliminated the pocket doors that had been in front of the laundry area for easy access, and since it was exposed, dressed it up with coordinating tile to the kitchen with additional cabinets above. There is a coordinating quartz counter on top of the washer and dryer for folding laundry or storing additional supplies.

The Alyssa II a perfectly designed 2,764 sq ft split bedroom ranch complete with the amenities today’s buyers are looking for. The Alyssa II, with its craftsman flair features exceptional architectural detail including an arched covered porch, which is grounded with ledge stone columns, Shaker town cedar shakes and cedar truss details in the gables that accentuate the beauty of this exquisite design. A gracious entrance draws you into the center of the home where the 10’ high ceilings of the great room, kitchen, dinette and hearth room blend beautifully to create this open concept design. Panoramic views from the oversized windows will grasp your attention. The kitchen boasts an oversized working island with quartz counter tops and a curved soffit mimicking the island below, which features pendant lighting and an enlarged apron sink. Additional features include an abundance of white painted maple cabinetry, unique arches, glass/stone tile backsplash and a spacious walk-in pantry, all of which complete this gourmet kitchen. An impressive one of a kind fireplace with stone and wood including an impressive ceiling treatment seamlessly connects the great room to the hub of the home. The master retreat features expansive windows, a generously sized walk- in closet with closet organizers and a private pocket office. The luxurious master bath has a spa like feel walk-in ceramic tile shower, free standing soaking tub with unique oval ceiling treatment, dual his & her sinks with Kohler fixtures and private water closet. This home is complete with a flex room being shown as an office located off the foyer, conveniently located powder room, separate laundry room, mudroom with bench/hooks and walk in closet, a covered porch is located off the dinette, two spacious bedrooms with unique ceilings each sporting their own vanity along with a shared water closet and tub/shower. As in every Demlang Builders home, we are proud to announce that The Alyssa II is built to rigorous construction standards and is a Focus on Energy certified home. We are very proud of our low HERS ratings.

We helped Miki and David successfully execute a bathroom and kitchen remodel for their Co-op in New York City. The primary objective was to enhance the sense of space, functionality, and style while keeping the project on track and on budget. To kickstart the project, Anna, the highly skilled project planner, conducted a thorough walkthrough with Miki and David. During the meeting, she captured their vision, outlined a realistic timeline, and carefully considered their budgetary restrictions. Anna made sure to grasp their aspirations of modernizing the kitchen and bathroom, aiming to elevate both the aesthetics and practicality while incorporating a bespoke design tailored to their desires. The design challenge was to modernize the outdated kitchen and bathroom while maintaining a budget-friendly approach. The clients opted for a Scandinavian style, featuring neutral olive green colors, stone, and natural wood materials. The designers explored various layouts to maximize functionality and accommodate the clients' preferences, providing Miki and David with multiple options. Eventually, the family made their design choices and felt assured as they entered the construction phase. During the building phase, the construction team completed a gut renovation of the kitchen and bathroom, replacing ceilings, walls, floors, and all fixtures. The result was a stunning custom kitchen designed in the Scandinavian style featuring matte grey-green cabinetry, natural wood open shelving, a built-in pantry and appliances, and Vivid White Quartz countertops. The combination of sage base cabinets with grey undertones and modern, natural wood structures created a neutral and earthy impression, while the smooth white wall cabinets and countertops added a sleek and airy touch to the space. The bathroom renovation encompassed a full remodel, with all fixtures being replaced. A custom-ordered vanity in a matching grey-green shade was installed, along with the Maiolica White Polished Ceramic Wall Tile and Kohler and Delta fixtures. Within a few short weeks, Miki and David's new kitchen and bathroom were transformed to align perfectly with their style and vision, while significantly enhancing functionality.

The client is a commercial designer by trade, so she was able to grasp and, in some cases, directly purchase precisely what she wanted style-wise. She chose the fantastic lighting fixture above the freestanding tub, and the beautiful wood and granite mixed vanity with black farmhouse-style faucets. The barn door entry was quite a find! She discovered it at an antique store. Admittedly, it was quite beaten up and dirty. We pulled the glass off, cleaned it up, stained it, and then we put it all back together. She talentedly selected most everything; we merely followed her drawings and wishes. Since she is a designer, she has a keen attention to detail. Many things had to be custom made, which takes more time and effort. The results, though, are breathtaking and worth it!

This view encompasses the new area and the older area but is hard to recognize where one ends. The new flooring and finishes throughout this area help the illusion. New walk-in pantry, office and laundry behind the kitchen wall keep the real running of the home within easy grasp.

The hood vent was custom built by LSW. The Owner had an incredible grasp as to exactly what she wanted, so she provided a lot of the different elements directly, like the corbels under the hood vent.

After the final design and selections were made, we completed the demo and mocked up the cabinet, appliance and lighting layout on the floor with paint to allow our clients to walk thru the space rather than try to grasp the major changes on paper. We made some small suggestions and changes to make their seasonal home into their year-round piece of paradise.

Aesthetic Value: The Ship’s Ladder gives functional access to the loft area to create co-ed “study” area in this boy’s room. Centered on the loft creating a sense of symmetry. Stair Safety: The loft guardrail at a comfortable 36” height and a continuous rail on each side of the ladder to create a safe and comfortable grasp for the entirety of the climb. Quality of Workmanship: Treads are mortised and tenoned into the stringer to conceal all fasteners. Constructed out of Stain grade White Oak. Technical Challenge: Balancing the exact amount of lean to the rise & run while keeping the graspable rail at a comfortable height.

The spacious pantry closet received new bifold doors with large, easy-to-grasp handles.
Eat-in kitchen - mid-sized mediterranean u-shaped light wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen idea in Boston with a double-bowl sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, gray backsplash, glass tile backsplash, white appliances, a peninsula and multicolored countertops

Transforming mundane to majestic! Our team undertook a comprehensive home remodel, breathing new life into every corner of the property and elevating it to unparalleled levels of luxury and sophistication. Among the many stunning transformations, the staircase was the focal point, grasping attention with its grandeur and elegance. From the exquisite balustrades to the meticulously crafted handrails, every aspect of the staircase reflects our commitment to excellence and our dedication to exceeding our clients' expectations. Lastly, of course the floors were undoubtedly just as breathtaking. The light natural wood flooring elevated the home and brought a sophisticated appearance the minute you walk in.

We helped Miki and David successfully execute a bathroom and kitchen remodel for their Co-op in New York City. The primary objective was to enhance the sense of space, functionality, and style while keeping the project on track and on budget. To kickstart the project, Anna, the highly skilled project planner, conducted a thorough walkthrough with Miki and David. During the meeting, she captured their vision, outlined a realistic timeline, and carefully considered their budgetary restrictions. Anna made sure to grasp their aspirations of modernizing the kitchen and bathroom, aiming to elevate both the aesthetics and practicality while incorporating a bespoke design tailored to their desires. The design challenge was to modernize the outdated kitchen and bathroom while maintaining a budget-friendly approach. The clients opted for a Scandinavian style, featuring neutral olive green colors, stone, and natural wood materials. The designers explored various layouts to maximize functionality and accommodate the clients' preferences, providing Miki and David with multiple options. Eventually, the family made their design choices and felt assured as they entered the construction phase. During the building phase, the construction team completed a gut renovation of the kitchen and bathroom, replacing ceilings, walls, floors, and all fixtures. The result was a stunning custom kitchen designed in the Scandinavian style featuring matte grey-green cabinetry, natural wood open shelving, a built-in pantry and appliances, and Vivid White Quartz countertops. The combination of sage base cabinets with grey undertones and modern, natural wood structures created a neutral and earthy impression, while the smooth white wall cabinets and countertops added a sleek and airy touch to the space. The bathroom renovation encompassed a full remodel, with all fixtures being replaced. A custom-ordered vanity in a matching grey-green shade was installed, along with the Maiolica White Polished Ceramic Wall Tile and Kohler and Delta fixtures. Within a few short weeks, Miki and David's new kitchen and bathroom were transformed to align perfectly with their style and vision, while significantly enhancing functionality.

This is a sculpture of the Nordic Myth, "Jormangundr". The serpent grew so large that it was able to surround the earth and grasp its own tail. As a result, it received the name of the Midgard Serpent or World Serpent. When it releases its tail, Ragnarök will begin. Jörmungandr's arch-enemy is the thunder-god, Thor.

What was originally supposed to be an addition, turned into a teardown with a completely new, contemporary home as the final product. Now filled with large windows, vibrant colours and well-traveled, unique décor, this space blew away the client's original expectations. With both owners working as professors, the home needed to spark inspiration and exude a peaceful ambiance, despite being set in the busy downtown of Waterloo. The well-planned floor plan design featured everything they needed: kitchen and living spaces, a main floor study, a second floor office, a guest bedroom and master bedroom and ensuite. The contemporary kitchen features flat panel doors and modern pull handles and is designed to focus on the view of the backyard. A mix of neutral brown tones and a crisp white palette can be seen throughout the house and the customers' personal touches are found in the selection of interior furnishings and exterior, lime green door. The main concept of the house's architecture grasps black forms and flat lines, while surrounded by greenery.

What was originally supposed to be an addition, turned into a teardown with a completely new, contemporary home as the final product. Now filled with large windows, vibrant colours and well-traveled, unique décor, this space blew away the client's original expectations. With both owners working as professors, the home needed to spark inspiration and exude a peaceful ambiance, despite being set in the busy downtown of Waterloo. The well-planned floor plan design featured everything they needed: kitchen and living spaces, a main floor study, a second floor office, a guest bedroom and master bedroom and ensuite. The contemporary kitchen features flat panel doors and modern pull handles and is designed to focus on the view of the backyard. A mix of neutral brown tones and a crisp white palette can be seen throughout the house and the customers' personal touches are found in the selection of interior furnishings and exterior, lime green door. The main concept of the house's architecture grasps black forms and flat lines, while surrounded by greenery.