Inspiration for a transitional home design remodel in New York

This stunning outdoor living project redefines luxury and leisure, creating a private oasis that centers around an expansive perimeter overflow pool with a mesmerizing vanishing edge. A sophisticated swim-up bar and lounge area complement the aquatic masterpiece, offering a perfect setting for relaxation and social gatherings. Adjacent to the pool is a state-of-the-art outdoor kitchen and bar, equipped with modern amenities and a large TV wall, ensuring entertainment and culinary excellence are always within reach. A spacious covered dining area provides a sheltered space for alfresco meals and celebrations, enhancing the outdoor living experience. Designed to maximize the enjoyment of outdoor spaces, this project seamlessly blends luxury, functionality, and natural beauty into a cohesive and inviting environment, making it an ultimate backyard experience.

Farmhouse bedroom photo in Other

Bathroom - bathroom idea in Sacramento

The Roof size is 46′ 3″ x 20′ 5 1/2″ with 2×6 Shade Planks, finished in a UV protective stain. It also features the power post. The posts are 12" x 12" in width.

Home design - traditional home design idea in DC Metro

This project included a massive renovation to nearly all spaces in the home: the entry, living room, family room, dining room, kitchen, staircase, and master bathroom. Each space underwent a massive transformation in order to create the elegant & traditional aesthetic that our clients love. On the main level of the home, the original space layout was extremely compartmentalized and dark. Our clients wanted to open up and brighten the space as much as possible. In addition to this, a major goal was to increase function and to create a welcoming environment for guests and the clients alike. We started by opening up the space plan significantly. This allows for flowing space between the kitchen, front living room, and rear family room. Light is better carried through these spaces, and further emphasized with airy colors, light cabinetry, and a better lighting plan overall. We removed the old decorative ceiling beams and reworked closets and hallways to create a more open and functional main level. The kitchen offers a large amount of counter space and storage opportunity, but also welcomes guests at a sizable island and secondary peninsula. Beyond the kitchen, we designed a work nook where display storage and functional workspace are both present. We reworked both fireplaces in the home to create warm nooks for gathering: both fireplaces feature large format stone and are flanked with display shelving. The master bathroom upstairs was completely reworked as well. We eliminated the oversized drop-in tub and in-wall fireplace, and took away the steam shower that had been causing water and mildew issues for years. We relocated the toilet and developed a gorgeous vanity area in the space where the old bathtub and fireplace used to be. We then created a massive shower room in lieu of a tub/shower combination. The bathroom is adorned with warm tones and natural textures: marble subway tile runs up the entire wall behind the vanity, wood-look porcelain covers the floor and back wall of the shower, and simple artisan subway tiles in a creamy vanilla tone cover the shower walls. These spaces completely transformed the look and feel of the house, and we are so happy our amazing clients get to enjoy this home with their family for years to come!

Home built by and pictures taken by Mark Rovere of Action Builders Inc.
Family room - country family room idea in Other with a stone fireplace

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Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Other

Inspiration for a hallway remodel in Sacramento

Inspiration for a timeless home design remodel in Manchester

Elegant patio photo in Philadelphia

Elegant home design photo in Manchester

On this particular Timber shelter kit was a stunning and sweet surprise. Each of the eight supporting posts tapers from a perfect 12-inch by 12-inch square post into an eight-sided post, curving back into a four-sided post at the bottom roof beam.

This cherry kitchen features Galleria Custom cabinets in the Monarch door style with a Cinnamon Stain finish.
Huge l-shaped eat-in kitchen photo in New York with an undermount sink, raised-panel cabinets, brown cabinets, beige backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Homeowners decide to buy an abandoned house and create a dream kitchen for their large family.
Minimalist kitchen photo in Atlanta

This great house had a very large garage addition and needed help incorporating it more cohesively using landscape and design. But more importantly, creating an entrance that catches the eye enough that you ignore the garage and focus on door.

Vinny Sabella
Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in New York