At the sink wall, we emphasized detail and functionality. We paired a matte black faucet with a deep, modern sink and continued the quartz veining across the backsplash. Our custom cabinetry provides ample storage while maintaining smooth lines. Every detail was designed to restore the space and elevate it beyond its original condition.

Our clients were looking to build an income property for use as a short term rental in their backyard. In order to keep maximize the available space on a limited footprint, we designed the ADU around a spiral staircase leading up to the loft bedroom. The vaulted ceiling gives the small space a much larger appearance. To provide privacy for both the renters and the homeowners, the ADU was set apart from the house with its own private entrance. The design of the ADU was done with local Pacific Northwest aesthetics in mind, including green exterior paint and a mixture of woodgrain and metal fixtures for the interior. Durability was a major concern for the homeowners. In order to minimize potential damages from renters, we selected quartz countertops and waterproof flooring. We also used a high-quality interior paint that will stand the test of time and clean easily. The end result of this project was exactly what the client was hoping for, and the rental consistently receives 5-star reviews on Airbnb.

After a storm with straight-line winds damaged his Western Wisconsin home, Kevin turned to the craftsmen at Lindus Construction for the installation of three Infinity® from Marvin windows.

Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary deck remodel in Miami with no cover

I recently visited a client living in the market town of Woodstock in Oxfordshire to rejuvenate a fantastic multi-coloured Slate floor that had been hidden under several years’ worth of dirt in their kitchen. Slate is a typically hard-wearing tile used for flooring high traffic areas of houses and public buildings but does need sealing to bring out its best features and in this case the sealer had long since worn off and dirt had become ingrained in the stone. My first task in the cleaning process was to mix a strong solution of Tile Doctor Pro-Clean, which is a strong alkaline cleaner safe to use on Tile and Stone, and NanoTech HBU (Heavy Build-up Remover), which is a particularly powerful product that uses nano-sized particles to tackle muck in areas of the stone where typical cleaners simply can’t reach. I spread this solution across the floor and left it to seep into the stone, to get underneath and lift out the ingrained dirt. After allowing the solution adequate time to dwell, I scrubbed the floor with a carbon brush to gradually reveal the fantastic natural colours of the Slate hidden beneath. Following this, I rinsed the entire floor several times with clean water, before soaking up the resulting soiled residue with a wet vacuum. The next part of the cleaning process entailed paying particular attention to the grout lines. I used Tile Doctor Grout Clean-Up to scrub the grout lines and also to treat a small amount of efflorescence. The resulting residue was promptly extracted with the wet vacuum and I finished by giving the whole floor a rinse with Tile Doctor pH Neutral Tile Cleaner. This is a day to day tile cleaning product which is recommended for stone floors, many supermarket tile cleaning products are only suitable for ceramic tiles due to their acidic formula and can damage a floor over years of use so you should always read the label. I then left the floor to dry completely overnight. On day two, the Slate tiled floor was dry and ready to seal. The floor had to be completely dry, as any excess moisture has the potential to the damage the performance of the sealer. Since my client had specifically requested a matte finish, I opted to use Tile Doctor Colour Grow. Colour Grow is an impregnating sealer that provides durable surface protection from within while also enhancing all of the natural mineral shades. My client was very pleased with the results, particularly as they hadn’t realised they had such a great looking floor in their house when they had first purchased it! Barry Woodward Oxfordshire Tile Doctor

Complete master bathroom remodel. There was water damage which required major structural repair inside and outside of the house. The project required ((structural repairs, new exterior siding, new water lines, new waste lines, tiling, electrical, painting, countertops etc.).

Complete master bathroom remodel. There was water damage which required major structural repair inside and outside of the house. The project required ((structural repairs, new exterior siding, new water lines, new waste lines, tiling, electrical, painting, countertops etc.).

Complete master bathroom remodel. There was water damage which required major structural repair inside and outside of the house. The project required ((structural repairs, new exterior siding, new water lines, new waste lines, tiling, electrical, painting, countertops etc.).

Complete master bathroom remodel. There was water damage which required major structural repair inside and outside of the house. The project required ((structural repairs, new exterior siding, new water lines, new waste lines, tiling, electrical, painting, countertops etc.).

Complete master bathroom remodel. There was water damage which required major structural repair inside and outside of the house. The project required ((structural repairs, new exterior siding, new water lines, new waste lines, tiling, electrical, painting, countertops etc.).

Complete master bathroom remodel. There was water damage which required major structural repair inside and outside of the house. The project required ((structural repairs, new exterior siding, new water lines, new waste lines, tiling, electrical, painting, countertops etc.).

Complete master bathroom remodel. There was water damage which required major structural repair inside and outside of the house. The project required ((structural repairs, new exterior siding, new water lines, new waste lines, tiling, electrical, painting, countertops etc.).

Close up of 'Amy Cotta' flowers. In cool weather, leaf color is dark purple.
Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional partial sun landscaping in Chicago for spring.

This transitional, feminine bathroom was rebuilt after flood damage to feel soft, bright, and calming. A light white tile palette, warm champagne bronze accents, and clean-lined cabinetry create a serene retreat designed for everyday comfort.

Horizontal slim line glass tile mixed with bullnose, vine embossed tile and large square tile - basement master bath. C.Augestad, Fox Photography, Marietta, GA

Our clients were looking to build an income property for use as a short term rental in their backyard. In order to keep maximize the available space on a limited footprint, we designed the ADU around a spiral staircase leading up to the loft bedroom. The vaulted ceiling gives the small space a much larger appearance. To provide privacy for both the renters and the homeowners, the ADU was set apart from the house with its own private entrance. The design of the ADU was done with local Pacific Northwest aesthetics in mind, including green exterior paint and a mixture of woodgrain and metal fixtures for the interior. Durability was a major concern for the homeowners. In order to minimize potential damages from renters, we selected quartz countertops and waterproof flooring. We also used a high-quality interior paint that will stand the test of time and clean easily. The end result of this project was exactly what the client was hoping for, and the rental consistently receives 5-star reviews on Airbnb.

Your Door2Door Reno team successfully abated further termite damage by removing termite infested wood and replacing framing with treated wood. New window was purchased and installed, new siding matched, purchased and installed. Notice in photos there is absolutely no break line between existing siding and new siding...

This stunning home in the Main Line section of Philadelphia was hammered during an ice storm two winters ago. A terrifyingly large tree tipped over and plummeted through a second-floor great room. (Amazingly, the homeowner was having her morning coffee downstairs in the kitchen and didn’t get a scratch.) The home was of the highest quality and impeccable taste so, beyond the extensive structural repairs, there was no reason to tinker. We rebuilt the entire structure exactly as it was. The combination of skylights, double-sash windows and custom half-moon window create a bright room in a wooded area. The full-glass sliding doors open to a pressure-treated deck. And the red oak floors were stained to match the rest of the house, as was the oak crown molding. One alteration we made was removing the tree-damaged chimney and installing a gas fireplace with black granite hearth and surround. We also added a custom mantel with arched top, recessed panels and pedestal legs.

Our clients were looking to build an income property for use as a short term rental in their backyard. In order to keep maximize the available space on a limited footprint, we designed the ADU around a spiral staircase leading up to the loft bedroom. The vaulted ceiling gives the small space a much larger appearance. To provide privacy for both the renters and the homeowners, the ADU was set apart from the house with its own private entrance. The design of the ADU was done with local Pacific Northwest aesthetics in mind, including green exterior paint and a mixture of woodgrain and metal fixtures for the interior. Durability was a major concern for the homeowners. In order to minimize potential damages from renters, we selected quartz countertops and waterproof flooring. We also used a high-quality interior paint that will stand the test of time and clean easily. The end result of this project was exactly what the client was hoping for, and the rental consistently receives 5-star reviews on Airbnb.