Sam Oberter
Inspiration for a transitional kitchen remodel in Philadelphia

Sam Orberter
Home design - cottage home design idea in Philadelphia

Example of a classic kitchen design in Raleigh

moris moreno
Playroom - large contemporary gender-neutral playroom idea in Miami with white walls

Kyle Born
Inspiration for a modern home office remodel in Philadelphia

Sam Orberter
Country home design photo in Philadelphia

Sam Orberter
Inspiration for a cottage home design remodel in Philadelphia

Jennifer Hughes
Urban kitchen photo in Baltimore

Jackie was part of this client’s previous renovation and so when inHabit was called to rethink the space again after 20 years it was an interesting exercise in adapting for their current needs and today’s kitchen design standards. The client wanted the kitchen to feel warm and inviting, comfortable for the everyday but also a showpiece for frequent entertaining. The result was a combination of soft, painted cabinets and a custom walnut hutch and banquette to elevate the overall aesthetic. The working part of the Kitchen was shifted into the center of the house so that the table would have a better connection to the yard, which was optimized through a set of large accordion doors and new bluestone pavers. An addition in the rowhouse alley allowed for better flow on the First Floor and a place to tuck a wet bar.

Kyle Born
Example of a transitional bathroom design in Philadelphia

Sam Oberter
Inspiration for a timeless entryway remodel in Philadelphia

Jackie was part of this client’s previous renovation and so when inHabit was called to rethink the space again after 20 years it was an interesting exercise in adapting for their current needs and today’s kitchen design standards. The client wanted the kitchen to feel warm and inviting, comfortable for the everyday but also a showpiece for frequent entertaining. The result was a combination of soft, painted cabinets and a custom walnut hutch and banquette to elevate the overall aesthetic. The working part of the Kitchen was shifted into the center of the house so that the table would have a better connection to the yard, which was optimized through a set of large accordion doors and new bluestone pavers. An addition in the rowhouse alley allowed for better flow on the First Floor and a place to tuck a wet bar.

Jackie was part of this client’s previous renovation and so when inHabit was called to rethink the space again after 20 years it was an interesting exercise in adapting for their current needs and today’s kitchen design standards. The client wanted the kitchen to feel warm and inviting, comfortable for the everyday but also a showpiece for frequent entertaining. The result was a combination of soft, painted cabinets and a custom walnut hutch and banquette to elevate the overall aesthetic. The working part of the Kitchen was shifted into the center of the house so that the table would have a better connection to the yard, which was optimized through a set of large accordion doors and new bluestone pavers. An addition in the rowhouse alley allowed for better flow on the First Floor and a place to tuck a wet bar.

Whon Photography
Large urban underground carpeted staircase photo in Indianapolis with gray walls and no fireplace

inHabit rebuilt and expanded the existing Guest House to be a poolside oasis that gets more visitors than the main house. The small space is made to feel larger by expanding the view out through large windows and doors and up by following the vaulted ceiling lines. A full-size Kitchen and Bath are tucked out of the main entertaining space but provide all the comforts of home, including a motorized bed cleverly hidden behind the TV console. A custom metal trellis with a built-in bench anchor the outdoor dining area, which is connected to the Kitchen with a full-open accordion window. This project is an example of a multi-function space at its best.

inHabit rebuilt and expanded the existing Guest House to be a poolside oasis that gets more visitors than the main house. The small space is made to feel larger by expanding the view out through large windows and doors and up by following the vaulted ceiling lines. A full-size Kitchen and Bath are tucked out of the main entertaining space but provide all the comforts of home, including a motorized bed cleverly hidden behind the TV console. A custom metal trellis with a built-in bench anchor the outdoor dining area, which is connected to the Kitchen with a full-open accordion window. This project is an example of a multi-function space at its best.

Sam Oberter
Dining room - traditional dining room idea in Philadelphia

inHabit rebuilt and expanded the existing Guest House to be a poolside oasis that gets more visitors than the main house. The small space is made to feel larger by expanding the view out through large windows and doors and up by following the vaulted ceiling lines. A full-size Kitchen and Bath are tucked out of the main entertaining space but provide all the comforts of home, including a motorized bed cleverly hidden behind the TV console. A custom metal trellis with a built-in bench anchor the outdoor dining area, which is connected to the Kitchen with a full-open accordion window. This project is an example of a multi-function space at its best.

Jackie was part of this client’s previous renovation and so when inHabit was called to rethink the space again after 20 years it was an interesting exercise in adapting for their current needs and today’s kitchen design standards. The client wanted the kitchen to feel warm and inviting, comfortable for the everyday but also a showpiece for frequent entertaining. The result was a combination of soft, painted cabinets and a custom walnut hutch and banquette to elevate the overall aesthetic. The working part of the Kitchen was shifted into the center of the house so that the table would have a better connection to the yard, which was optimized through a set of large accordion doors and new bluestone pavers. An addition in the rowhouse alley allowed for better flow on the First Floor and a place to tuck a wet bar.