This Fairfax Station primary bathroom remodel combines bold contrast and elegant detail. Featuring custom Shiloh inset cabinetry in a black Windsor finish, White Siena porcelain slabs, and brushed brass Kohler fixtures, the design creates a luxurious retreat that’s both timeless and accessible—perfect for long-term comfort and modern living.

A custom timber frame home showcasing handcrafted beams, natural stone details, and timeless exterior design. Built with Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) for energy efficiency, durability, and long-term performance. A perfect blend of rustic craftsmanship and modern luxury.

Transformed this home with a fully integrated outdoor space designed for comfort, style, and year-round use: ✅ 365 sq. ft. freestanding polycarbonate patio cover with custom powder-coated finish ✅ Sleek entry patio cover attached seamlessly to the home ✅ New TimberTech deck bump-out connecting to the outdoor kitchen ✅ Custom color matching and tight-detail installation for a clean, modern look ✅ Structural upgrades and oversized footings for long-term durability

This Fairfax Station primary bathroom remodel combines bold contrast and elegant detail. Featuring custom Shiloh inset cabinetry in a black Windsor finish, White Siena porcelain slabs, and brushed brass Kohler fixtures, the design creates a luxurious retreat that’s both timeless and accessible—perfect for long-term comfort and modern living.

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When our clients purchased this 1954 Midcentury Modern home in Northwest Portland, they envisioned transforming the lower level into a separate ADU for long-term rental—ideally suited for nurses working nearby at OHSU. The full-home remodel spanned all three levels: taking advantage of downtown views on the main floor, reworking the middle level for hosting guests, and converting the lowest level into a fully equipped, rentable ADU.

This project converted a basement from an open living/guest area to a fully separate unit for use as a short or long-term rental. It includes a complete kitchen, a lovely full bath with stacked laundry, bedroom and living space and an office "nook." It has its own entry and despite the below-grade living, takes full advantage of ample windows on three sides of the unit.

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Builder: John Kraemer & Sons | Architect: TEA2 Architects | Interior Design: Marcia Morine | Photography: Landmark Photography
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A gut remodel of the lower level of this beach home was needed when the client’s husband, a retired marine biologist and avid surfer, was diagnosed with early Alzheimer’s. The master suite with spa bath/shower wet room, and guest bedroom with full bath were redesigned for a whole new look and for better efficiency of the space to prepare for long term care while aging in place.

These Arlington homeowners loved their home and location but with a growing family, knew that they needed to add space to be able to live comfortably for the long-term. Fortunately, they had the yard space to add on a family/rec room addition and screened porch along with taking some of that space for an expanded, eat-in kitchen with floating shelves, a large island, and many other beautiful selections.

This project converted a basement from an open living/guest area to a fully separate unit for use as a short or long-term rental. It includes a complete kitchen, a lovely full bath with stacked laundry, bedroom and living space and an office "nook." It has its own entry and despite the below-grade living, takes full advantage of ample windows on three sides of the unit.

A gut remodel of the lower level of this beach home was needed when the client’s husband, a retired marine biologist and avid surfer, was diagnosed with early Alzheimer’s. The master suite with spa bath/shower wet room, and guest bedroom with full bath were redesigned for a whole new look and for better efficiency of the space to prepare for long term care while aging in place.

High-performance wet area design featuring large-format wall tile and a slip-resistant pebble-mosaic floor. Our structural team managed the commercial-grade waterproofing and plumbing reconfiguration to ensure long-term durability in a high-traffic environment.

When our clients purchased this 1954 Midcentury Modern home in Northwest Portland, they envisioned transforming the lower level into a separate ADU for long-term rental—ideally suited for nurses working nearby at OHSU. The full-home remodel spanned all three levels: taking advantage of downtown views on the main floor, reworking the middle level for hosting guests, and converting the lowest level into a fully equipped, rentable ADU.

Primary bathroom at the Cedar Lake Residence with a soaking tub, double vanity, and clean, simple finishes. The layout emphasizes comfort, functionality, and ease of use, supporting daily routines and long-term accessibility.

This customer upgraded from a wood deck and expanded out a few feet to accommodate their grill. They choose Trex Lava Rock for the decking and a Trex Reveal aluminum rail in bronze as a long term low maintenance solution. The deck has a great view of the nearby wetlands and the customer will enjoy being able grill right out the door from their kitchen!

Complete redesign & remodel of an existing cabin with a new second story, wrap-around covered deck and outbuilding. Design maximizes environmental sensitivity and long-term energy efficiency while highlighting the mountain site's superb views. Extensive use of reclaimed and salvaged materials maintain and update the cabin's rustic character.