Alice Cabinetry is an eco-friendly and ready-to-assemble cabinetry wholesaler, a distributor in North America. Our 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.

Alice Cabinetry is an eco-friendly and ready-to-assemble cabinetry wholesaler, a distributor in North America. Our 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.

Backyard features an enclosed landscape that gives breathtaking views throughout different seasons which indicates that the experience of this house in terms of light and view gets better with every other season.

This rear view of the home indicates how the design integrates with the sloping site. The walk out basement rec room under the family room wing over to the left is one benefit of building on this hillside location. Regan Wood, photo.

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1960s exterior home photo in Dallas

This space was always designated as a Studio, as was indicated on the original drawings of the house from 1968. This space worked well for the new Owner, herself an artist.

When designing this kitchen update and addition, Phase One had to keep function and style top of mind, all the time. The homeowners are masters in the kitchen and also wanted to highlight the great outdoors and the future location of their pool, so adding window banks were paramount, especially over the sink counter. The bathrooms renovations were hardly a second thought to the kitchen; one focuses on a large shower while the other, a stately bathtub, complete with frosted glass windows Stylistic details such as a bright red sliding door, and a hand selected fireplace mantle from the mountains were key indicators of the homeowners trend guidelines. Storage was also very important to the client and the home is now outfitted with 12.

We poured the new patio using colored concrete and gave it a larger footprint to provide more living space. We chose a terra-cotta color to bring in warmth and to blend with the brick facing. To liven up the worn concrete surface of the platform, we chose a stain in a similar color. The color is different enough from the color of the lower level to indicate it is a separate space, and it helps the terra-cotta pedestal, one the former chimneys of the house, stand out as a focal point. - April Algaier, Garden Designer at Three Dogs and a Girl

Huge transitional u-shaped dark wood floor open concept kitchen photo in Charlotte with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, gray backsplash, cement tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

The coffered ceiling is the only indication of separate areas as the kitchen flows into the family room.
Example of a classic kitchen design in Chicago

Presenting a case study of a client located in Nagoya, Japan. This client resides in an 85 square meter, two-bedroom, two-living room residence. The overall style of the house incorporates a blend of Japanese wooden and Nordic modern aesthetics. The client discovered us through a Google search and sought our expertise in recommending and selecting lighting fixtures suitable for their living room and dining area. The client expressed a preference for localized lighting, indicating a high requirement for accentuating specific areas. After reviewing the floor plans and renderings provided by the client, we assisted them in making their choices. Starting with the dining area, which is a separate space occupying approximately 10 square meters, the client has a solid wood dining table measuring 1.8 meters in length. Their preference for warm lighting led us to recommend the PH5 Macaron Pendant Light in a Nordic modern style. This pendant light offers a wide range of color options, and the client personally selected a combination of white and orange, paired with warm light sources. The actual result of this combination is truly remarkable. As the client had additional auxiliary lighting such as light strips installed in the dining area, the pendant light primarily serves the purpose of focusing the light on the food, perfectly meeting the client's requirements. Moving on to the living room, the client also has light strips installed on the ceiling and track lights in place. They expressed a need for a floor lamp beside the sofa to provide localized lighting, as they enjoy reading in the living room. Hence, we selected a unique umbrella-shaped wooden floor lamp that complements the pendant light in the dining area. This choice harmonizes well with the overall style of the dining area, which showcases a Japanese wooden aesthetic. When the client received the products, they expressed their complete satisfaction with how well the lighting fixtures aligned with their needs. I am sharing this case study with everyone, hoping it will provide inspiration and ideas for your own home renovations.

Green Velvet Boxwood with Annabelle Hydrangea will fill this center driveway island with white flowers next summer. A center marker indicates a future accent, surrounded by Boxwoods.

HM Photography
Enclosed kitchen - large traditional u-shaped medium tone wood floor enclosed kitchen idea in New York with a single-bowl sink, raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, beige backsplash, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Our clients loved this tree-lined older, established neighborhood. They bought a house there that needed substantial renovations as it probably had not been updated in 30-40 years. They contacted Shapiro & Co in hopes that they would be able to transition an older, outdated house to a home that retained its character but was redesigned to meet the current needs of the family. The house foyer was very small and not accomodating for visitors so the architects relocated the entry and added a welcoming front porch. After an assessment of the existing conditions, it was determined that the kitchen, while serving its purpose in the 1940s, was completely out of character and in the wrong location for a modern family's needs. So the architects relocated and created an entirely new kitchen, and family and dining spaces. As indicative of homes in the ’40s and '50s, the master bedroom and bathroom were very small and not meeting current needs. Therefore we repurposed one bedroom into the master bath and dressing area and reorganized and enlarged the master bedroom area. The original second-floor plan was very small and confining. We captured some attic space and were able to create two bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and a central common room for the children. By a sensitive assessment of the client’s needs and while maintaining the charm of the home, we were able to completely renovate and enlarge the house while keeping it in context with the beautiful neighborhood. Contractor: RKA Construction, LLC Interior: Lindsey Black Interiors Photographer: Sélavie Photography

Wolf 42" Cooktop Island Hood Black | VI42B Available at Universal Appliance and Kitchen Center | uakc.com Built to perform beautifully: Heavy-duty stainless steel with a classic brushed finish matches other Sub-Zero and Wolf products, and black glass adds a striking design element to your kitchen design. Powerful blower options: Customize your hood’s performance with multiple capacity options in internal, in-line, or external blowers. Front-mounted electronic controls: Conveniently placed on the front of the unit, the controls include white LED lighting in a look that coordinates with other Wolf products. Dishwasher safe filters: Four aluminum mesh filters are dishwasher safe and easy to maintain. Filters are hidden to give the hood a sleek look from beneath. An indicator light alerts you when the filters need cleaning. Bright LED lighting: Four LED lights with two brightness settings illuminate your cooking surface. Telescoping chimney: For greater design flexibility, the telescoping chimney reaches most standard ceiling heights, and a flue extension is available as an accessory. Technical Features: Shipping Weight (lbs): 55 - 101 Electrical Requirements: 110/120 V AC, 60 Hz, 15-amp dedicated circuit, grounded Four blower speeds: Boost, High, Medium, Low Remote control accessory provides control from up to 20 feet away

When designing this kitchen update and addition, Phase One had to keep function and style top of mind, all the time. The homeowners are masters in the kitchen and also wanted to highlight the great outdoors and the future location of their pool, so adding window banks were paramount, especially over the sink counter. The bathrooms renovations were hardly a second thought to the kitchen; one focuses on a large shower while the other, a stately bathtub, complete with frosted glass windows Stylistic details such as a bright red sliding door, and a hand selected fireplace mantle from the mountains were key indicators of the homeowners trend guidelines. Storage was also very important to the client and the home is now outfitted with 12.

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!

Large windows were thoughtfully placed to provide a visual connection to the surrounding landscape while allowing a degree of privacy from the main house. An accessible terrace provides a private space for the clients to enjoy views of the river and woods. Raised Corten steel planters allow a lifelong gardener to be safely seated while she tends to her plants and provide her with a visual cue that indicates the edge of the terrace. The guest house is now self-sufficient. It has a necessary degree of privacy from the main house but is still part of the overall compound. This arrangement will enable three generations of the family to interact, socialize, and support one another.

This homeowner was in need of more space and updated space. Factor was able to add a second story with more bedrooms and bathrooms while still keeping the original aesthetic of the house. The overall aesthetic features a transitional design with an open concept living space on the main floor. There are plenty of wood accents that were indicative of bungalow homes including built-ins as seen in the window bench seating. Classic details from the shaker cabinets to the honeycomb tiles provide a nod to the bungalow style. We call it a bungalow pop-top refresh for a growing family. The kitchen features a farmhouse-style sink with a pulldown faucet. Blue kitchen cabinets with white quartz countertops and walnut island countertops. The stair railings are powder coated black. You'll also see hardwood flooring throughout the main floor living area. We are Denver and Boulder, CO's design-build firm!