This project involved removal of existing 4" damn and installation of new linear drain to allow wheel chair or shower chair access. Flexible water damn was used at front edge of shower.

Gorgeous kitchen we renovated involving the removal of a load bearing wall.
Example of a classic kitchen design in DC Metro

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One of the most substantial changes involved removing the upper wall between the living room and kitchen to create a peninsula and a more spacious feel. This also provided for additional seating with the creation of a sitting bar and showcased the beautiful new cabinetry that can now be seen from the living room. Final photos by www.impressia.net

This handicap accessible shower involved removing a corner tub, installing a glass block window, and recessing the floor to allow for a zero- clearance entry. The Schluter shower system was used to water-proof the shower.

This open concept kitchen by Thompson Remodeling involved removing walls to allow open flow from the kitchen into the living and dining rooms. The star of this kitchen is the expansive island, anchored by gorgeous columns with features that include plenty of work space, built-in bookshelves, and seating for three. Perimeter cabinets are maple with a caramel, chocolate glaze finish and the island cabinetry is alder with chestnut finish. Other design details include quartz countertops and ceramic tile flooring and backsplash.

This handicap accessible shower involved removing a corner tub, installing a glass block window, and recessing the floor to allow for a zero- clearance entry. The Schluter shower system was used to water-proof the shower.

Opened up the Existing Kitchen: This involved removing a wall that separated the kitchen from the dining room, creating a more open and connected layout. By removing this barrier, natural light was able to flow into the space more freely, making the kitchen feel larger and brighter.

This project involved removing a wall between the kitchen and dining room to add more light and space between the 2 rooms and adding a small addition to the kitchen. The resulting space is warm and inviting and filled with light provided by 2 new skylights.

This project involved removing a wall between the kitchen and dining room to add more light and space between the 2 rooms and adding a small addition to the kitchen. The resulting space is warm and inviting and filled with light provided by 2 new skylights.

This project involved the design of a new open-air Pool House on grounds of a 1905 carriage house estate. The main house and guesthouse on this property were also extensively renovated as part of the project. The concept for the new Pool House was to incorporate the vocabulary of these existing structures into the form while creating a protected, yet open space with a bright and fresh interior. The Pool house is sited on axis to a new fifty-foot pool and the existing Breakfast Room terrace with views back to the house and the adjacent pastoral fields. The exterior of the pool house is shingled, with bracketed rakes, exposed rafter tails and a cupola. Wood louvered shutters and a custom made removable fabric cover protect the structure during the off season. The interior of the Pool House includes a vaulted sitting area with wide beadboard on the walls and ceiling, shingled half walls and a soapstone wet bar. The bluestone flooring flows in from the pool terrace, blurring the boundaries of interior and exterior space. The bath and changing area have a built in stained bench and a vanity with an integral soapstone sink. An exterior shower enclosure is linked to the form by the bracketed extension of the main roof. Photography Barry A. Hyman. Contractor L & L Builders

Opened up the Existing Kitchen: This involved removing a wall that separated the kitchen from the dining room, creating a more open and connected layout. By removing this barrier, natural light was able to flow into the space more freely, making the kitchen feel larger and brighter.

This project involved removing a wall between the kitchen and dining room to add more light and space between the 2 rooms and adding a small addition to the kitchen. The resulting space is warm and inviting and filled with light provided by 2 new skylights.

A full gut-remodel project which involved removing walls, reconfiguring the floorplan, relocating stairs, re-orienting toward the outdoors. Photography: Stoffer Photography

This project involved removing a wall between the kitchen and dining room to add more light and space between the 2 rooms and adding a small addition to the kitchen. The resulting space is warm and inviting and filled with light provided by 2 new skylights.

This project involved a comprehensive renovation of a multi-functional kitchen space, including hallways, a bathroom, and a laundry area. The goals were to remove outdated materials, address structural and cosmetic issues, and install modern, durable flooring to enhance the functionality and aesthetics of the space due to flooding from a burst pipe.

This project involved removing a wall between the kitchen and dining room to add more light and space between the 2 rooms and adding a small addition to the kitchen. The resulting space is warm and inviting and filled with light provided by 2 new skylights.

This project involved removing a wall between the kitchen and dining room to add more light and space between the 2 rooms and adding a small addition to the kitchen. The resulting space is warm and inviting and filled with light provided by 2 new skylights.

The project involved installing a 192 sq ft Trex Enhance deck with staircase, railing, and low-voltage lighting, plus a 12' x 16' lean-to roof with architectural shingles, white fascia, and a closed ceiling. Old structures were removed and new footings poured to code.