Martin King
Example of a large transitional master gray tile, white tile and mosaic tile ceramic tile and gray floor bathroom design in Orange County with gray walls, shaker cabinets, gray cabinets, a two-piece toilet, an undermount sink, quartz countertops and a hinged shower door

Michan Rhodes
Dining room - coastal medium tone wood floor dining room idea in Seattle with white walls

In this white kitchen renovation, we removed the old wooden shaker-style kitchen cabinetry and replaced them with all new white and grey cabinets, and white marble counter tops. Expertly hidden behind some of these cabinets is the family’s new walk-in pantry. The original space had a small, awkward-shaped kitchen island that was so small it was barely functional or convenient for more than one person to sit at. We gave the homeowners a much larger kitchen island, with a beveled edge, that now has more than enough space for eating, socializing, or doing work. With a large overhang counter top on one side, there is now room for several backless bar stools tucked under the island. You’ll also notice glitters of gold inside the two over-sized lighting fixtures suspended over the island. We created the homeowners a small wok kitchen just off of their new white kitchen renovation. In the main kitchen, we added a ceramic flat cook top and subtle white exhaust hood with an elegant rose-gold trim. Behind it, a white/grey mosaic back splash acts as a wall accent to provide some dimension to the otherwise solid white space. Surrounding the range hood are two large wall cabinets with clear doors to provide extra storage without adding bulk to the newly opened room. The adjacent dining room was also updated to include a long, contemporary dining table with comfortable seating for eight (ten if you want to get cozy). We replaced the low-hanging run-of-the-mill chandelier with a higher, more modern style made of gold and glass. Behind it all is a new dark grey accent wall with a paneled design to add dimension and depth to the new brighter room.

Infinity Trim Art
Example of a trendy staircase design in Toronto

This stunning primary bedroom features a moody gridded accent wall in deep gray, a stone fireplace, lofted wood paneled ceilings, and a gorgeous glass chandelier. A 4-poster bed with luxury mixed-pattern bedding and black nightstands. Large glass doors and floor-to-ceiling windows open up to gorgeous views.

Craig Denis Photography
Large elegant dark wood floor and brown floor hallway photo in Miami with beige walls

Inspiration for a transitional dining room remodel in Boston

Inspiration for a craftsman bathroom remodel in Denver

Arts and crafts living room photo in Denver

Builder: John Kraemer & Sons, Inc. - Architect: Charlie & Co. Design, Ltd. - Interior Design: Martha O’Hara Interiors - Photo: Spacecrafting Photography

Textures give you the ability to add a powerful yet subtle dimension to any room. We chose porcelain tile in a wood grain for the floors, which is great and easy to maintain. The walls feature our specialty wood wall paneling to give the room more dimension.

The Mohrmans gave the compact vanity in the master bathroom loads of style by combining natural materials and bold color. Kiel fashioned the counter top out of reclaimed barn wood. and the couple used repurposed tongue-and-groove paneling to carry a rustic feel up the wall. The single sink basin was a score from Scott's Antique Market, a monthly antique show that takes place in the area, and the lampshade is another flea market find. Wall Color, Light Avocado, by Valspar Photo: Adrienne DeRosa Photography © 2014 Houzz

Brandon Barre & Gillian Jackson
Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional formal and enclosed light wood floor living room remodel in Toronto with a standard fireplace, a tile fireplace and no tv

This surf themed beach bunk room is the perfect kid's room. The custom bunkbeds are white paneling with teak rails and ladders. The blue bedding is Martha Stewart in a palms pattern. The walls are recycled teak boatwood and the old surfboard that hangs on the wall was shaped on the North Shore of Kauai. The blue rug is West Elm and the white modern dresser is CB2. The white walls and trim make for a fresh and bright space. The woven blinds compliment the teak detailing and beach aesthetic.

A modern kitchen with white slab front cabinets, chrome hardware and walnut flooring and accents. Industrial style globe pendant lights hang above the extra long island. Stainless steel and paneled appliances and open shelving to store dishes and other kitchenware. White subway tile and ceiling shiplap.

We love this timberchic headboard/accent wall. Natural timberchic helps to brighten up this beautiful room. Timberchic is a peel-&-stick reclaimed wood wall application.

Transforming a standard fireplace into the centerpiece of the home, this custom feature wall showcases the natural beauty of our Walnut 3D Wood Wall Panels. The rich walnut tones and dimensional texture wrap seamlessly around the fireplace, creating a warm, contemporary focal point while adding depth and architectural character to the open living space. Crafted from real solid wood, these panels bring timeless elegance and natural warmth that complements both modern and transitional interiors.

Transforming a standard fireplace into the centerpiece of the home, this custom feature wall showcases the natural beauty of our Walnut 3D Wood Wall Panels. The rich walnut tones and dimensional texture wrap seamlessly around the fireplace, creating a warm, contemporary focal point while adding depth and architectural character to the open living space. Crafted from real solid wood, these panels bring timeless elegance and natural warmth that complements both modern and transitional interiors.

A rare find in Bloomfield Township is new construction. This gem of a custom home not only featured a modern, open floorplan with great flow, it also had an 1,800 sq. ft. unfinished basement. When the homeowners of this beautiful house approached MainStreet Design Build, they understood the value of renovating the accessible, non-livable space—and recognized its unlimited potential. Their vision for their 1,800 sq. ft. finished basement included a lighter, brighter teen entertainment area—a space large enough for pool, ping pong, shuffle board and darts. It was also important to create an area for food and drink that did not look or feel like a bar. Although the basement was completely unfinished, it presented design challenges due to the angled location of the stairwell and existing plumbing. After 4 months of construction, MainStreet Design Build delivered—in spades! Details of this project include a beautiful modern fireplace wall with Peau de Beton concrete paneled tile surround and an oversized limestone mantel and hearth. Clearly a statement piece, this wall also features a Boulevard 60-inch Contemporary Vent-Free Linear Fireplace with reflective glass liner and crushed glass. Opposite the fireplace wall, is a beautiful custom room divider with bar stool seating that separates the living room space from the gaming area. Effectively blending this room in an open floorplan, MainStreet Design Build used Country Oak Wood Plank Vinyl flooring and painted the walls in a Benjamin Moore eggshell finish. The Kitchenette was designed using Dynasty semi-custom cabinetry, specifically a Renner door style with a Battleship Opaque finish; Top Knobs hardware in a brushed satin nickel finish; and beautiful Caesarstone Symphony Grey Quartz countertops. Tastefully coordinated with the rest of the décor is a modern Filament Chandelier in a bronze finish from Restoration Hardware, hung perfectly above the kitchenette table. A new ½ bath was tucked near the stairwell and designed using the same custom cabinetry and countertops as the kitchenette. It was finished in bold blue/gray paint and topped with Symphony Gray Caesarstone. Beautiful 3×12” Elemental Ice glass subway tile and stainless steel wall shelves adorn the back wall creating the illusion of light. Chrome Shades of Light Double Bullet glass wall sconces project from the wall to shed light on the mirror. Kate Benjamin Photography