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Designs By Gia Interior Design and RenovationIn this recent kitchen design and renovation project, these long time clients came to me originally, several years ago to start discussing the design of their kitchen. At that time, the kitchen in this 1800’s home included a kitchen that had been poorly remodeled in the 1980’s, so the kitchen had already lost most of it’s original charm. I created a design plan creating a beautiful large kitchen expanding the space into the adjacent rooms. My clients loved this design plan, but other home issues took precedence, so after a few additional years, my clients were now ready to start their kitchen project.
Their overall goals for the property did change since we first looked at this project, my clients decided that they did not want to enlarge or expand the small kitchen by opening it up to the adjacent rooms. So, I went back to the drawing board to create a kitchen in the existing kitchen space that fulfilled their new goals and created a beautiful functional space within the existing kitchen space. This new design, like my former design, honored this home’s traditional architecture, but added a light, fresh feel to the space using updated colors and material selections. This design consisted of additional storage and cabinetry, additional countertop space, and a small space to sit. We added new cabinetry, appliances, electrical, plumbing, beautiful quartz countertops, glass backsplash tile, traditional lighting fixtures, and finished everything off using beautiful classic hardware elements.
My clients are now in love with this new renovated kitchen space. It contains many of the elements of a much larger kitchen, and melds beautifully with the rest of the house which we have also designed renovated over the last few years. Finally my client’s get to enjoy their new kitchen space as much as they enjoy the rest of this beautiful home!
Terri Clark InteriorsThis 1970's bungalow was very outdated, dark and dreary. The goal for this cottage was "to sleep as many family and friends as possible" says the home owner. We set out to do just that by completely reconfigure the lower level to accommodate a second bathroom, play room, media space and kitchenette. The result: sleeps 18 adults and 3 infant babies without the use of a sofa! The main floor space required reconfigured space as well, allowing for a larger new kitchen, large mudroom, washroom and laundry room. The new open concept makes room for music, family dinners an entertaining additional guests.
Classic Muskoka HomesWe were contacted by the Owners of this seasonal home on Lake Muskoka in 2017 to design a renovation of their existing cabin.
The preliminary design goals for this project included large windows to capture waterfront views, a larger Living Room for hosting guests, an additional Bedroom, an Ensuite Bathroom for the Master Bedroom, and a new Kitchen with casual dining area. The project was to include a complete remodeling of the existing cabin.
The finished result is a home with a distinguished and orderly appearance, and pleasant interior spaces incorporating modest luxury.
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Archadeck of ChicagolandThis pressure treated pine deck replaced an old rectangular deck for these homeowners. We designed the space with the goal of creating two separate areas -the smaller area of the deck for dining, and the larger bumped out area for added seating. The bumped out section of the deck creates a more interesting look with different angles. The herringbone pattern creates a modern detail while strengthening the deck. This wood deck was custom designed and built by Joliet, IL wood deck designer, Archadeck of Chicagoland
Terri Clark InteriorsThis 1970's bungalow was very outdated, dark and dreary. The goal for this cottage was "to sleep as many family and friends as possible" says the home owner. We set out to do just that by completely reconfigure the lower level to accommodate a second bathroom, play room, media space and kitchenette. The result: sleeps 18 adults and 3 infant babies without the use of a sofa! The main floor space required reconfigured space as well, allowing for a larger new kitchen, large mudroom, washroom and laundry room. The new open concept makes room for music, family dinners an entertaining additional guests.
General AssemblyThere were two goals in mind while designing for this gut renovation - contrast and customization. First, while designing the new kitchen, we used dark materials and finishes to create an opposing volume within the larger bright white context of the loft. Second, we maximized storage with custom built in millwork throughout.
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Pro Dunk HoopsRussell's driveway makes a perfect home for his Pro Dunk Gold basketball system. Actually, he probably could have gone one step up to the Platinum model which has a larger backboard if he wanted to. The 35 foot depth is optimal as it gives you plenty of room for a three-point line at the top of the key and room to step behind it to take a shot. This is a Pro Dunk Gold Basketball System that was purchased in May of 2012. It was installed on a 35 ft wide by a 25 ft deep playing area in Lees Summit, MO. Browse all of Russell M's photos navigate to: http://www.produnkhoops.com/photos/albums/russell-35x25-pro-dunk-gold-basketball-system-64/
Classic Muskoka HomesWe were contacted by the Owners of this seasonal home on Lake Muskoka in 2017 to design a renovation of their existing cabin.
The preliminary design goals for this project included large windows to capture waterfront views, a larger Living Room for hosting guests, an additional Bedroom, an Ensuite Bathroom for the Master Bedroom, and a new Kitchen with casual dining area. The project was to include a complete remodeling of the existing cabin.
The finished result is a home with a distinguished and orderly appearance, and pleasant interior spaces incorporating modest luxury.
Classic Muskoka HomesWe were contacted by the Owners of this seasonal home on Lake Muskoka in 2017 to design a renovation of their existing cabin.
The preliminary design goals for this project included large windows to capture waterfront views, a larger Living Room for hosting guests, an additional Bedroom, an Ensuite Bathroom for the Master Bedroom, and a new Kitchen with casual dining area. The project was to include a complete remodeling of the existing cabin.
The finished result is a home with a distinguished and orderly appearance, and pleasant interior spaces incorporating modest luxury.
Classic Muskoka HomesWe were contacted by the Owners of this seasonal home on Lake Muskoka in 2017 to design a renovation of their existing cabin.
The preliminary design goals for this project included large windows to capture waterfront views, a larger Living Room for hosting guests, an additional Bedroom, an Ensuite Bathroom for the Master Bedroom, and a new Kitchen with casual dining area. The project was to include a complete remodeling of the existing cabin.
The finished result is a home with a distinguished and orderly appearance, and pleasant interior spaces incorporating modest luxury.
Archadeck of ChicagolandThis pressure treated pine deck replaced an old rectangular deck for these homeowners. We designed the space with the goal of creating two separate areas -the smaller area of the deck for dining, and the larger bumped out area for added seating. The bumped out section of the deck creates a more interesting look with different angles. The herringbone pattern creates a modern detail while strengthening the deck. This wood deck was custom designed and built by Joliet, IL wood deck designer, Archadeck of Chicagoland
Archadeck of ChicagolandThis pressure treated pine deck replaced an old rectangular deck for these homeowners. We designed the space with the goal of creating two separate areas -the smaller area of the deck for dining, and the larger bumped out area for added seating. The bumped out section of the deck creates a more interesting look with different angles. The herringbone pattern creates a modern detail while strengthening the deck. This wood deck was custom designed and built by Joliet, IL wood deck designer, Archadeck of Chicagoland
Metropolis Drafting and Construction IncA simple refreshment is always needed for all bathrooms large and small.
The issue is always what to do in a kids / guest bathroom that will have lots of use and yet you still wish to remain clean and timeless.
The clean look of extra-large porcelain tiles is the way to go when you want to achieve such a goal.
The black plumbing fixtures by Grohe complement the marble look of the porcelain tile.
The tub you see here is an XL 72"x36" to gives the room one needs for a spa like soaking experience and at the same time is larger (if not larger) than most regular shower pan areas.
The stained inset vanity cabinet provides a much-needed warmth in the cool black and white color scheme.
Moss Building & DesignThis 1965 home has been updated to meet the needs of a family who loves their location, but had outgrown their space. MOSS worked closely with the homeowners to expand their existing footprint and achieve their goals of:
-An eat-in kitchen with plenty of room to accommodate all family members
-An open, informal space for entertaining
-Maximizing deck space for use in at least three seasons
The result is a stunning new space that reflects our customers' lifestyle and personal taste.
WW Design StudioThe main goal was to lighten and brighten up this dark and dingy basement bathroom. White 3 x 6 gloss tiles mixed with mosaic strips help to tie in the darker tones of the cabinetry and floor tile for visual appeal. The continuity of the vanity backsplash throughout the shower helps to create the illusion of a larger space in this tiny bathroom.
Interior Finish Selections: WW Design Studio
Photo: Zoon Media
Renovation: Talee Renovations
General AssemblyThere were two goals in mind while designing for this gut renovation - contrast and customization. First, while designing the new kitchen, we used dark materials and finishes to create an opposing volume within the larger bright white context of the loft. Second, we maximized storage with custom built in millwork throughout.
©Devon Banks
Gina Fitzsimmons ASID NKBAOur Kitchen Design definitely stemmed from our clients being locked down during COVID. Their
kitchen was not functioning well for them, they needed better storage space and more of it.
Hiding their small appliances, replacing their larger appliances, eliminating clutter and streamlining the design to be more modern were our main goals.
Archadeck of ChicagolandThis pressure treated pine deck replaced an old rectangular deck for these homeowners. We designed the space with the goal of creating two separate areas -the smaller area of the deck for dining, and the larger bumped out area for added seating. The bumped out section of the deck creates a more interesting look with different angles. The herringbone pattern creates a modern detail while strengthening the deck. This wood deck was custom designed and built by Joliet, IL wood deck designer, Archadeck of Chicagoland
Classic Muskoka HomesWe were contacted by the Owners of this seasonal home on Lake Muskoka in 2017 to design a renovation of their existing cabin.
The preliminary design goals for this project included large windows to capture waterfront views, a larger Living Room for hosting guests, an additional Bedroom, an Ensuite Bathroom for the Master Bedroom, and a new Kitchen with casual dining area. The project was to include a complete remodeling of the existing cabin.
The finished result is a home with a distinguished and orderly appearance, and pleasant interior spaces incorporating modest luxury.
Sunspace Design, Inc.In 2014, these clients came to Sunspace with a sketch and a dream of enlarging their kitchen. The goal was to create a much larger, open room flooded with natural light. Sunspace worked with the clients to design a space that would meet their goals, and the results are presented here.
The most important facet of this project was the design and inclusion of a large double hip skylight centered in the ceiling of the new space. The size of the skylight required a concealed steel frame to carry the long spans and provide the desired levels of natural lighting.
Sunspace coordinated the entire project from design to kitchen renovation to completion. The space is open and light. Because the kitchen work area became part of the unified space, the client was left with a great place for family and friends to gather. Additional customization throughout the kitchen and the introduction of elegant wood flooring added to the appeal and warmth of this truly magnificent family space.
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