This Doylestown Basement Remodel turned an underused area into a functional lower level with spaces for lounging, exercising, and entertaining. The design focuses on comfort, performance, wellness features, and subtle luxury finishes, creating a practical extension of the home for everyday and long-term use.

Kip Dawkins Photography
Large farmhouse white one-story wood gable roof idea in Richmond with a metal roof

The first floor guest suite includes a private bathroom and walk in closet. If you have overnight or long-term guests, a designated bathroom may be your number one priority - especially for guests who would appreciate privacy. Design Tip: consider nixing the tub - and adding a walk-in shower. Many new home master suites (and guest suites) are focusing on the shower and leaving out the tub.

This Doylestown Basement Remodel turned an underused area into a functional lower level with spaces for lounging, exercising, and entertaining. The design focuses on comfort, performance, wellness features, and subtle luxury finishes, creating a practical extension of the home for everyday and long-term use.

An affordable composite deck adds long-term value to your home! This composite deck is expected to last between 25 and 30 years! It’s a weather-resistant, functional, and darn-good-looking addition to your home!

The Abraham Knowlton House (c. 1725) was nearly demolished to make room for the expansion of a nearby commercial building. Thankfully, this historic home was saved from that fate after surviving a long, drawn out battle. When we began the project, the building was in a lamentable state of disrepair due to long-term neglect. Before we could begin on the restoration and renovation of the house proper, we needed to raise the entire structure in order to repair and fortify the foundation. The design project was substantial, involving the transformation of this historic house into beautiful and yet highly functional condominiums. The final design brought this home back to its original, stately appearance while giving it a new lease on life as a home for multiple families. Winner, 2003 Mary P. Conley Award for historic home restoration and preservation Photo Credit: Cynthia August

This living room exudes tasteful contemporary coastal style without being gimmicky as seen is so many other coastal designs. Details were executed to perfection in terms of balancing colors, textures, and patterns in this long narrow living room. Two seating areas were created due to the length with a daybed chaise dividing, yet uniting, the two areas. One long custom rug also helps to unify the space.

This Doylestown Basement Remodel turned an underused area into a functional lower level with spaces for lounging, exercising, and entertaining. The design focuses on comfort, performance, wellness features, and subtle luxury finishes, creating a practical extension of the home for everyday and long-term use.

Before: Like the hall bath, the original primary bathroom was divided and extremely cramped. The vanity and mirror were separated from the toilet and shower, creating a choppy and inefficient layout that didn’t suit our client’s long-term needs.

At the rear of the garage, easy access to the backyard and a conveniently located second entrance to the Root Cellar reflects the home's practical design. Every feature has been planned with long-term functionality and convenience in mind.

Example of a huge classic attached garage design in Atlanta

Renovation of existing basement space as a completely separate ADU (accessory dwelling unit) registered with the City of Portland. Clients plan to use the new space for short term rentals and potentially a rental on Airbnb. Kuda Photography

Finger boulder is a term referring to long narrow boulder rocks that stack well together to form a hefty retaining wall.

Holland Photography
Transitional kitchen photo in Seattle

This living room exudes tasteful contemporary coastal style without being gimmicky as seen is so many other coastal designs. Details were executed to perfection in terms of balancing colors, textures, and patterns in this long narrow living room. Two seating areas were created due to the length with a daybed chaise dividing, yet uniting, the two areas. One long custom rug also helps to unify the space.

Transitional front porch idea in Charleston with decking and a roof extension

Steve Lerum
Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary one-car garage workshop remodel in Orange County

This living room exudes tasteful contemporary coastal style without being gimmicky as seen is so many other coastal designs. Details were executed to perfection in terms of balancing colors, textures, and patterns in this long narrow living room. Two seating areas were created due to the length with a daybed chaise dividing, yet uniting, the two areas. One long custom rug also helps to unify the space.