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Carter Fox Design BuildFor this Leslieville basement renovation, Carter Fox was given a big wish list. In order to fit an office, laundry, bathroom with large shower and a spacious entertainment room, we had to steal every available inch. In order to make this happen, we relocated the furnace and engineered a new opening, improving the layout and creating a more natural flow.
Being an older (100+ years) house, we upgraded all the plumbing and installed a whole new energy-efficient HVAC system.
Lindy Design BuildA moody mix of matte and gloss star-and-cross tile in black from The Tile Shop grounds this cozy entry in boldness. A warm wood door, black-painted stair railings, and a Pottery Barn flush mount make the space feel layered and luxurious. We even leveled the floor to improve the flow into the main living space.
CLT Design/Build Inc.This project started as a kitchen remodel and evolved into a complete transformation. CLT Design/Build converted five separate rooms (living, dining, family, flex and kitchen) into one large great room that is flooded with natural light. CLT Design/Build added windows, removed walls and relocated the kitchen to improve flow, and create a strong connection to the outdoors.
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All-In Construction Services, LLCDoes your NEW YEAR bring NEW RENOVATION Goals? Check out this kitchen remodel we just completed in Orlando. We completely relocated the kitchen, opened up the living space to flow into the kitchen, and improved the style and function. Our clients personal style and stone selections make this kitchen pop with glamour.
House to Home Cleveland, LLCThis kitchen renovation was designed to create a brighter, more open and connected way of living. By removing dividing walls we were able to open the main living areas maximize natural light, and improve the flow throughout the 1st floor. The result is a clean, rustic and spacious environment with thoughtful storage and a more effortless feel—while still maintaining warmth, character, and a sense of home.
CLT Design/Build Inc.This project started as a kitchen remodel and evolved into a complete transformation. CLT Design/Build converted five separate rooms (living, dining, family, flex and kitchen) into one large great room that is flooded with natural light. CLT Design/Build added windows, removed walls and relocated the kitchen to improve flow, and create a strong connection to the outdoors.
Essence DesignsThe Renewed Character Interior Design project transformed an older home into a bright, functional space designed for modern living. The renovation focused on improving flow between the kitchen, dining, and living areas, adding integrated storage, and updating finishes throughout the home. Thoughtful space planning, custom cabinetry, white oak flooring, and refreshed bathrooms create a home that feels welcoming, practical, and true to its original architectural character.
All-In Construction Services, LLCDoes your NEW YEAR bring NEW RENOVATION Goals? Check out this kitchen remodel we just completed in Orlando. We completely relocated the kitchen, opened up the living space to flow into the kitchen, and improved the style and function. Our clients personal style and stone selections make this kitchen pop with glamour.
Michelle Helms LecinskiThis two toned kitchen that opening to the great room is the heart of the home. By relocating the entry door to the pantry closet, the flow of the kitchen improved greatly. A new frosted panel pantry door was installed. A two tone combination of white painted and espresso stain was combined to lighten the formerly dark space. New porcelain tile flooring was installed throughout. Natural stone backsplash tiles in wispy neutrals glows beneath the under cabinet lighting.
House to Home Cleveland, LLCThis kitchen renovation was designed to create a brighter, more open and connected way of living. By removing dividing walls we were able to open the main living areas maximize natural light, and improve the flow throughout the 1st floor. The result is a clean, rustic and spacious environment with thoughtful storage and a more effortless feel—while still maintaining warmth, character, and a sense of home.
Neil Kelly CompanyHickory cabinets make a striking statement in this rustic contemporary U-shaped kitchen design, with white upper cabinets and a section of open shelving creating effective balance. Reconfiguring appliances and removing a desk improved the function, flow, and storage in this space.
House to Home Cleveland, LLCThis kitchen renovation was designed to create a brighter, more open and connected way of living. By removing dividing walls we were able to open the main living areas maximize natural light, and improve the flow throughout the 1st floor. The result is a clean, rustic and spacious environment with thoughtful storage and a more effortless feel—while still maintaining warmth, character, and a sense of home.
Buckingham Bath & Home RemodelingBasement entry and wet bar area designed to improve functionality and entertaining flow throughout the lower level.
Large minimalist walk-out ceramic tile and gray floor basement photo in Philadelphia with beige walls
Large minimalist walk-out ceramic tile and gray floor basement photo in Philadelphia with beige walls
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Bryhn Design/BuildThe perfect blend of function and charm, this bookshelf adds warmth and storage to the homeowner's dream sunroom.
Sunroom - sunroom idea in New York
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TreHus Architects+Interior Designers+BuildersThis primary and main-floor bathroom remodel is filled with modern details including a twister teak detail tile and striking lighting. A modern walnut door, refreshed stairway, unique floor tile, and refinished hardwood floors give this front entryway a complete makeover. Custom-stained walnut cabinets create a sleek, modern space in this reworked mudroom and laundry combo, improving flow and adding storage.
Essence DesignsThe Renewed Character Interior Design project transformed an older home into a bright, functional space designed for modern living. The renovation focused on improving flow between the kitchen, dining, and living areas, adding integrated storage, and updating finishes throughout the home. Thoughtful space planning, custom cabinetry, white oak flooring, and refreshed bathrooms create a home that feels welcoming, practical, and true to its original architectural character.
AG MillworksOutdoor living is key to the California coastal lifestyle. Expansive bi-fold doors create a seamless flow, perfect for entertaining or enjoying open spaces. Enhance this experience with outdoor furniture to elevate your home to a resort-style retreat.
Pazzle ConstructionKitchen and bathroom remodeling project in Mar Vista featuring a clean, modern design with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and updated fixtures. The kitchen was redesigned into an open layout for improved flow and functionality, while the bathroom includes a spacious double vanity and a bright, comfortable layout with modern finishes.
Michelle Helms LecinskiThis two toned kitchen that opening to the great room is the heart of the home. By relocating the entry door to the pantry closet, the flow of the kitchen improved greatly. A new frosted panel pantry door was installed. A two tone combination of white painted and espresso stain was combined to lighten the formerly dark space. New porcelain tile flooring was installed throughout. Natural stone backsplash tiles in wispy neutrals glows beneath the under cabinet lighting.
TreHus Architects+Interior Designers+BuildersThis primary and main-floor bathroom remodel is filled with modern details including a twister teak detail tile and striking lighting. A modern walnut door, refreshed stairway, unique floor tile, and refinished hardwood floors give this front entryway a complete makeover. Custom-stained walnut cabinets create a sleek, modern space in this reworked mudroom and laundry combo, improving flow and adding storage.
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