Max Cabber III & Lowe-Bo Homes.
Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Albuquerque

Max Cabber III & Lowe-Bo Homes.
Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Albuquerque

This project won in the 2013 Builders Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh Housing Excellence Award for Best Urban Renewal Renovation Project. The glass bowl was made in the glass studio owned by the owner which is adjacent to the residence. The mirror is a repurposed window. The door is repurposed from a boarding house. George Mendel

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Bedroom - large contemporary loft-style light wood floor bedroom idea in Boston with gray walls

When the modern Splash stair runner finds a way to your home! The stunning runner is from Nourison’s Maxwell collection in the Fieldstone color, fit for a home that needs a minimal elevation!

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Check out this eye-catching kitchen remodel that we finished. Our designer’s keen sense of style and functionality, paired with the client’s love of color and specific working needs, translate beautifully in this whimsical, yet highly functional gem. Photo Credit: Alicia Villarreal

This Bamboo kitchen makes a striking impression. The Bamboo is a beautiful look and has distinct characteristics that define this kitchen. Combined with quartz countertops infusing a waterfall edge, Tile backsplash and an island to entertain with plenty of seating and serving space!

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This Wirth Lake remodel transforms the laundry room and lower level family room with modern updates including a new ceiling, recessed lighting, and a relocated HVAC system. Dark gray matte porcelain tile and a modern take on beadboard cabinets give the laundry room a mid-century modern feel, adding both functionality and style.

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Transitional home design photo in Nashville

This duplex has a very modern aesthetic with focuses on clean lines and metal accents. However, the front courtyard was undeveloped and uninviting. We worked with the client to tie the courtyard and the property together by adding clean, monochromatic details with a heavy focus on texture. The main goal of this project was to add a low-maintenance outdoor living space that was an extension of the home. The small space and harsh sun exposure limited the plant pallet, but we were able to use lush plant material to maximize the space. A monochromatic pallet makes for a perfect backdrop for focal points and key pieces. The circular fire-pit was used to break up the 90 degree angles of the space, and also played off the round pottery.

Photography by JP Chen, Phoenix Media

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