The bones of this 1908 Glen Park home had been compromised by years and years of awkward remodels. The front door led directly to the private bedroom level, while the public gathering spaces were one-level down, with the main staircase nearly dropping you into the existing kitchen. Potentially spectacular views of an existing mature redwood tree and broad city views beyond were entirely ignored and inaccessible. We first unraveled the knot of the plan with a new split-level entryway and connecting stair. We then opened up the rear of the home to the views, using the huge backyard conifer as design inspiration for a perforated steel guardrail connecting the new interior and exterior space seamlessly. A lower expansion connects the home to the yard and alleyway garage entry. The Pinales House is indicative of the scale of remodel many young families can consider; a scale at which strategic design choices are key to discovering the unrealized potential of the home and site.

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The bones of this 1908 Glen Park home had been compromised by years and years of awkward remodels. The front door led directly to the private bedroom level, while the public gathering spaces were one-level down, with the main staircase nearly dropping you into the existing kitchen. Potentially spectacular views of an existing mature redwood tree and broad city views beyond were entirely ignored and inaccessible. We first unraveled the knot of the plan with a new split-level entryway and connecting stair. We then opened up the rear of the home to the views, using the huge backyard conifer as design inspiration for a perforated steel guardrail connecting the new interior and exterior space seamlessly. A lower expansion connects the home to the yard and alleyway garage entry. The Pinales House is indicative of the scale of remodel many young families can consider; a scale at which strategic design choices are key to discovering the unrealized potential of the home and site.

This is a beautiful three-car garage featuring a high ceiling and a bright, clean space. The epoxy-coated floor provides a durable, easy-to-clean surface, reflecting the abundant natural light entering through the windows. The garage is equipped with an automated door system, ensuring secure and convenient access. Ample storage options line one wall, with sturdy shelving units ideal for organizing tools, sports equipment, and seasonal items. There is also a designated area with a workbench, suitable for DIY projects or maintenance tasks. Additional features include a side entry door, recessed lighting, and enough space for a golf cart alongside vehicles, indicating the garage doubles as a functional workspace and storage area.

Within the confines of a strict budget, we assisted a South Austin client who desired an updated kitchen and dining area as well as a new private master bedroom with ensuite and laundry / mudroom area. The existing ranch style home was transformed with only a modest addition but a clever reorganization of space. Existing space was reorganized into a new laundry area at the rear of the house a sink and stack washer and dryer. The transition of flooring in the hallway from wood to concrete indicate the location of the ensuite addition at the back of the house.

The bones of this 1908 Glen Park home had been compromised by years and years of awkward remodels. The front door led directly to the private bedroom level, while the public gathering spaces were one-level down, with the main staircase nearly dropping you into the existing kitchen. Potentially spectacular views of an existing mature redwood tree and broad city views beyond were entirely ignored and inaccessible. We first unraveled the knot of the plan with a new split-level entryway and connecting stair. We then opened up the rear of the home to the views, using the huge backyard conifer as design inspiration for a perforated steel guardrail connecting the new interior and exterior space seamlessly. A lower expansion connects the home to the yard and alleyway garage entry. The Pinales House is indicative of the scale of remodel many young families can consider; a scale at which strategic design choices are key to discovering the unrealized potential of the home and site.

This is a serene outdoor patio area with a modern design and clean lines. The main feature is a built-in fireplace with a rectangular opening, surrounded by white stone or marble cladding. The fire is lit, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Around the fireplace, there is a sunken seating area with built-in benches featuring warm accent lighting underneath. The patio floor is covered with large, neutral-toned tiles, giving a sleek look. Potted and in-ground cacti, along with other low-maintenance plants, add greenery and a bit of a desert-like vibe to the space. The fencing provides an open view of the neighborhood in the background, and the sky has soft pink and purple tones, indicating dusk or dawn, adding to the peaceful ambiance.

Christmas holiday design for an amazing animal conservation ranch in Texas. Our goal was to deliver a holiday scheme indicative of rustic Texas. For year 2012 our look was to design with a color palette of forest green, rust, brown, cream and gold pulling from the use of natural elements, often found on the ranch, such as pheasant and ostrich feathers, deer sheds, lichen covered branches, beautiful vintage fowl and small critter taxidermy, massive pine comes, silver birch branches etc.. mixed with vintage wood skis, copper bladed ice skates, rustic lanterns, etc..

Within the confines of a strict budget, we assisted a South Austin client who desired an updated kitchen and dining area as well as a new private master bedroom with ensuite and laundry / mudroom area. The existing ranch style home was transformed with only a modest addition but a clever reorganization of space. Existing space was reorganized into a new laundry area at the rear of the house a sink and stack washer and dryer. The transition of flooring in the hallway from wood to concrete indicate the location of the ensuite addition at the back of the house.

A good way to assess the condition of a log home finish is to wait for the building to dry after being washed. Once dry you must understand what type of log home stain is on your building. If you have an oil based log home stain you should be looking at the knots and checks on the walls. These areas will turn blonde when the finish is wearing off and this indicates that you should apply one to two maintenance coats of stain. Some oil based stains now offer a clear maintenance coat and this is the better route to take but it only works if the stain is not worn to bare wood.

Transitional l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor kitchen photo in New York with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and gray countertops

This project is here to show us all how amazing a galley kitchen can be. Art de Vivre translates to "the art of living", the knowledge of how to enjoy life. If their choice of materials is any indication, these clients really do know how to enjoy life! This kitchen has a very "classic vintage" feel, from warm wood countertops and brass latches to the beautiful blooming wallpaper and blue cabinetry in the butler pantry. If you have a project and are interested in talking with us about it, please give us a call or fill out our contact form at http://www.emberbrune.com/contact-us. Follow us on social media! www.instagram.com/emberbrune/ www.pinterest.com/emberandbrune/

Limestone shower surround with marble floor and nooks and the functional seat is topped with ceasarstone in a waterfall design. Tile work: Chris Dean of Ceramic Dimensions Photographer: Robert Anderson

This retired couple loves their home, cook daily meals and spend much of their time together in the kitchen. Our goal was to create a simple update that gave the homeowners a more comfortable feel of the space and a convenient way to work together in this new stage of their lives. Keeping the simplicity of the design was important, but it also needed to reflect 21st-century amenities. With this in mind, they chose a 36" SS Wolf Pro Gas Cooktop 18K Burner w/LED Indicators (CG365P/S) because they prefer to cook gas, loved the 5-burner setup and the knob location in the lower right corner of the unit. They were extremely excited about the DD36-SS ventilation with the concealed controls located in the drawer, as it works perfectly with the clean lines of the kitchen. One of the couple's favorite amenity in the kitchen is the Wolf WGCO100S Countertop oven. The recessed appliance garage was re-built with a stainless door specifically to house this unit. Felt pads have been applied to the feet to ensure our clients can pull the oven in and out for everyday use. They hate to admit it, but this may be their favorite appliance in the kitchen as they are now just cooking every day for two!

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Inspiration for a transitional bedroom remodel in Salt Lake City

Walk in Pantry 3" MDF Shaker Style Cabinets Birch Plywood Boxes Hettich Soft Close Hinges Paint Color: Benjamin Moore - Cloud White Marathon Hardware: 9653-BSN

Snow Birch Cabinets with French Grey Island Kitchen Alice Cabinetry Product, sold through a partner network of contractors, retailers, designers, and builders, is featured using low-VOC Sherwin-Williams waterborne UV finishes, factory pre-assembled coated drawer dovetail, and other great causes. All the Alice Cabinetry products are certified by The GREENGUARD GOLD certification program. Alice cabinetry products meets the California Air Resources Board’s certification. CARB 2 labeling indicating compliance is on each box and product. Also, Alice Cabinetry is proud to be a member of NKBA. Interior design by Xin Cai （Pristine Design） Cabinets design by Demetra Cabinetry with Cabinets from Alice Cabinetry. Photo by Kacii Niu

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