Porcelain subway tiles, porcelain marbles in a satin finish, and porcelain landscaping pavers with a stone visual all contributed to the classic and understated elegance of this 2021 home. From bold textural subways and deep charcoal stone look tiles to soft whites and fabric textures, this custom home in Wayzata brilliantly balances traditional and contemporary styles, while nailing that distinctly Minnesota hygge flair. While not all pictured, this home was entirely surfaced with TXD tile. Collections tile are sourced from include: Journey, Stones & More 2.0, Regoli, Vintage Studio, Paintboard, Fusion, Nordic Stone, Venice, Pietre 3, Verona, Casablanca, Micro Pebbles

This contemporary kitchen features a high gloss gray finish paired with matte wenge end panels. Matching appliance panels on the Sub-Zero appliances contribute to the sleek nature of this kitchen remodel. Features include a stainless farmhouse sink, gas rangetop, pocket doors and a floating hood. Concealed countertop work stations in the tall cabinets hide the small appliances (i.e. coffee maker) to keep clutter to a minimum.

Portabella stained bamboo base cabinets and island with crystal white wall cabinets provide the backdrop for this modern kitchen. The slab doors, floating shelves and square lines contribute to the minimalist design. A geometric pattern backsplash adds depth to the space while solid white quartz countertops pulls the look together. Finishing touches include a custom range hood with a brushed nickel skirt and brushed nickel hardware.

Starting with a traditional shingled camp on the Slocum River, the Horseneck project transformed this compact vernacular building into a more modernist composition, connecting interior to exterior, overlapping programmatic areas, maximizing available daylight, and prioritizing outdoor living. With the river setting the backdrop, we began the design with an abstract composition of planes and volumes, which would serve to open the house, frame the views, and add depth to the landscape. The new glass wall, floating deck, cube-like pergola, and attenuated cedar planter all contribute to this geometric composition, in stark contrast to the lush wooded surroundings, and rolling hills. The extensive interior renovations included opening the central stair on both sides to serve as a central focal point for the interiors. A new kitchen, two new bathrooms, new lighting, finishes, and color palette rounded off the interior renovations

This property in Rosedale was completed in phases over a three year period. Many quality professionals were involved in the planning and construction of this project. Pro-Land was given the opportunity to design and install phase one of this property in 2014. This included the main patio, deck, feature walls, planting beds and outdoor kitchen area. The homeowner then reached out to Janet Rosenberg & Studios in 2016 to complete a Garden Renovation, which included a new pool, a spa hot tub, green house and perimeter planting design. Pro-Land began construction of phase two in 2016 and completed works in 2017. Finally, the homeowner brought her own expertise in design to contribute to the overall composition of the space. A true collaborative effort from many talented professionals made this project a success. Concrete pool and hot tub-Todd Pools Green house - Niet Carpentry Privacy screen and fencing -Spethmaan Works McNeill Photography

Starting with a traditional shingled camp on the Slocum River, the Horseneck project transformed this compact vernacular building into a more modernist composition, connecting interior to exterior, overlapping programmatic areas, maximizing available daylight, and prioritizing outdoor living. With the river setting the backdrop, we began the design with an abstract composition of planes and volumes, which would serve to open the house, frame the views, and add depth to the landscape. The new glass wall, floating deck, cube-like pergola, and attenuated cedar planter all contribute to this geometric composition, in stark contrast to the lush wooded surroundings, and rolling hills. The extensive interior renovations included opening the central stair on both sides to serve as a central focal point for the interiors. A new kitchen, two new bathrooms, new lighting, finishes, and color palette rounded off the interior renovations

This beautiful historic-inspired outbuilding serves as a Wood Shop and is built on a property with a Designated Historic Resource that is considered to be contributing to the Historic neighborhood it resides in. The homeowner has a passion for woodworking as well as frequently volunteers for Benton County Habitat for Humanity, and approached us to build him a bigger wood shop in order to expand from his small garage to grow his hobby and continue to serve the community. To preserve Corvallis' Historic Neighborhood charm and build a structure that beautified the backyard landscaping, the wood shop was brilliantly designed to support the architecture of the main house, which is a Historic-Contributing Designated Historic Resource. This shop features a symmetrical design, a semi-steep gabled roof, oversailing (jetting), 6/6 sash grid windows with green shutters, and white horizontal lap siding to accompany the Historic Colonial Revival main house, and includes attributes such as a garage door with a ramp from the ground, solar panels, a large metal beam for a trolley system to transport materials, and a dust collection system to create a Wood Shop that is functional for the homeowner's needs but also has the ability to be used in many different ways in the future!

This transitional style kitchen design is a bright spot at the center of this home with soft white flat panel cabinetry. It is accented by a Ceasarstone quartz Lagos blue countertop and a gray backsplash in frosted glass with glass mosaic blend accents. The L-shaped island includes a floating table that is the perfect spot for casual dining or to enjoy the beautiful view over a cup of coffee. Packed with storage and workspace, this kitchen also benefits from glass front upper cabinets and open shelving in the island that leave space for display and contribute to the airy atmosphere. The design is finished off with stainless accents throughout, including the appliances, sink, and range hood. Photos by Susan Hagstrom

Portabella stained bamboo base cabinets and island with crystal white wall cabinets provide the backdrop for this modern kitchen. The slab doors, floating shelves and square lines contribute to the minimalist design. A geometric pattern backsplash adds depth to the space while solid white quartz countertops pulls the look together. Finishing touches include a custom range hood with a brushed nickel skirt and brushed nickel hardware.

This contemporary kitchen features a high gloss gray finish paired with matte wenge end panels. Matching appliance panels on the Sub-Zero appliances contribute to the sleek nature of this kitchen remodel. Features include a stainless farmhouse sink, gas rangetop, pocket doors and a floating hood. Concealed countertop work stations in the tall cabinets hide the small appliances (i.e. coffee maker) to keep clutter to a minimum.

A new home for two, generating four times more electricity than it uses, including the "fuel" for an electric car. This house makes Net Zero look like child's play. But while the 22kW roof-mounted system is impressive, it's not all about the PV. The design features great energy savings in its careful siting to maximize passive solar considerations such as natural heating and daylighting. Roof overhangs are sized to limit direct sun in the hot summer and to invite the sun during the cold winter months. The construction contributes as well, featuring R40 cellulose-filled double-stud walls, a R50 roof system and triple glazed windows. Heating and cooling are supplied by air source heat pumps. Photos By Ethan Drinker

We recently completed our contribution to the suite renovation project at The Lodge at Ventana Canyon. Over 50 units received a refreshed look that included our countertops in the kitchen and bathrooms, and a suspended 5’ long bench in the luxury shower. The material we used is a leathered finish, “Toffee” Granite. As always, we enjoyed working with the talented Elle Taft, of Lori Carroll Design.

This property in Rosedale was completed in phases over a three year period. Many quality professionals were involved in the planning and construction of this project. Pro-Land was given the opportunity to design and install phase one of this property in 2014. This included the main patio, deck, feature walls, planting beds and outdoor kitchen area. The homeowner then reached out to Janet Rosenberg & Studios in 2016 to complete a Garden Renovation, which included a new pool, a spa hot tub, green house and perimeter planting design. Pro-Land began construction of phase two in 2016 and completed works in 2017. Finally, the homeowner brought her own expertise in design to contribute to the overall composition of the space. A true collaborative effort from many talented professionals made this project a success. Concrete pool and hot tub-Todd Pools Green house - Niet Carpentry Privacy screen and fencing -Spethmaan Works McNeill Photography

This beautiful historic-inspired outbuilding serves as a Wood Shop and is built on a property with a Designated Historic Resource that is considered to be contributing to the Historic neighborhood it resides in. The homeowner has a passion for woodworking as well as frequently volunteers for Benton County Habitat for Humanity, and approached us to build him a bigger wood shop in order to expand from his small garage to grow his hobby and continue to serve the community. To preserve Corvallis' Historic Neighborhood charm and build a structure that beautified the backyard landscaping, the wood shop was brilliantly designed to support the architecture of the main house, which is a Historic-Contributing Designated Historic Resource. This shop features a symmetrical design, a semi-steep gabled roof, oversailing (jetting), 6/6 sash grid windows with green shutters, and white horizontal lap siding to accompany the Historic Colonial Revival main house, and includes attributes such as a garage door with a ramp from the ground, solar panels, a large metal beam for a trolley system to transport materials, and a dust collection system to create a Wood Shop that is functional for the homeowner's needs but also has the ability to be used in many different ways in the future!

This property in Rosedale was completed in phases over a three year period. Many quality professionals were involved in the planning and construction of this project. Pro-Land was given the opportunity to design and install phase one of this property in 2014. This included the main patio, deck, feature walls, planting beds and outdoor kitchen area. The homeowner then reached out to Janet Rosenberg & Studios in 2016 to complete a Garden Renovation, which included a new pool, a spa hot tub, green house and perimeter planting design. Pro-Land began construction of phase two in 2016 and completed works in 2017. Finally, the homeowner brought her own expertise in design to contribute to the overall composition of the space. A true collaborative effort from many talented professionals made this project a success. Concrete pool and hot tub-Todd Pools Green house - Niet Carpentry Privacy screen and fencing -Spethmaan Works McNeill Photography

This contemporary kitchen features a high gloss gray finish paired with matte wenge end panels. Matching appliance panels on the Sub-Zero appliances contribute to the sleek nature of this kitchen remodel. Features include a stainless farmhouse sink, gas rangetop, pocket doors and a floating hood. Concealed countertop work stations in the tall cabinets hide the small appliances (i.e. coffee maker) to keep clutter to a minimum.

Portabella stained bamboo base cabinets and island with crystal white wall cabinets provide the backdrop for this modern kitchen. The slab doors, floating shelves and square lines contribute to the minimalist design. A geometric pattern backsplash adds depth to the space while solid white quartz countertops pulls the look together. Finishing touches include a custom range hood with a brushed nickel skirt and brushed nickel hardware.

This contemporary kitchen features a high gloss gray finish paired with matte wenge end panels. Matching appliance panels on the Sub-Zero appliances contribute to the sleek nature of this kitchen remodel. Features include a stainless farmhouse sink, gas rangetop, pocket doors and a floating hood. Concealed countertop work stations in the tall cabinets hide the small appliances (i.e. coffee maker) to keep clutter to a minimum. Photo by Jim Schmid Photography.

This transitional style kitchen design is a bright spot at the center of this home with soft white flat panel cabinetry. It is accented by a Ceasarstone quartz Lagos blue countertop and a gray backsplash in frosted glass with glass mosaic blend accents. The L-shaped island includes a floating table that is the perfect spot for casual dining or to enjoy the beautiful view over a cup of coffee. Packed with storage and workspace, this kitchen also benefits from glass front upper cabinets and open shelving in the island that leave space for display and contribute to the airy atmosphere. The design is finished off with stainless accents throughout, including the appliances, sink, and range hood. Photos by Susan Hagstrom