Terrain's Estate Butler division took on this project beginning with design, permitting and engineering through to final completion in less than 7 months. Designed after a boutique organic luxury hotel, this waterfront home provides a lifestyle of its own. Over 80’ of sandy beach, stair access, boat buoy & full SW waterfront exposure. A full backyard renovation boasts of outdoor tropical hot/cold shower, spa, outdoor fireplace & patio/deck niches. The interior was demoed down to the stud framework and features custom beach-inspired details as well as 4 bedrooms , 4 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, elevator & attached studio for guests.

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Terrain's Estate Butler division took on this project beginning with design, permitting and engineering through to final completion in less than 7 months. Designed after a boutique organic luxury hotel, this waterfront home provides a lifestyle of its own. Over 80’ of sandy beach, stair access, boat buoy & full SW waterfront exposure. A full backyard renovation boasts of outdoor tropical hot/cold shower, spa, outdoor fireplace & patio/deck niches. The interior was demoed down to the stud framework and features custom beach-inspired details as well as 4 bedrooms , 4 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, elevator & attached studio for guests.

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Terrain's Estate Butler division took on this project beginning with design, permitting and engineering through to final completion in less than 7 months. Designed after a boutique organic luxury hotel, this waterfront home provides a lifestyle of its own. Over 80’ of sandy beach, stair access, boat buoy & full SW waterfront exposure. A full backyard renovation boasts of outdoor tropical hot/cold shower, spa, outdoor fireplace & patio/deck niches. The interior was demoed down to the stud framework and features custom beach-inspired details as well as 4 bedrooms , 4 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, elevator & attached studio for guests.

Cathedral ceilings and seamless cabinetry complement this kitchen’s river view The low ceilings in this ’70s contemporary were a nagging issue for the 6-foot-8 homeowner. Plus, drab interiors failed to do justice to the home’s Connecticut River view. By raising ceilings and removing non-load-bearing partitions, architect Christopher Arelt was able to create a cathedral-within-a-cathedral structure in the kitchen, dining and living area. Decorative mahogany rafters open the space’s height, introduce a warmer palette and create a welcoming framework for light. The homeowner, a Frank Lloyd Wright fan, wanted to emulate the famed architect’s use of reddish-brown concrete floors, and the result further warmed the interior. “Concrete has a connotation of cold and industrial but can be just the opposite,” explains Arelt. Clunky European hardware was replaced by hidden pivot hinges, and outside cabinet corners were mitered so there is no evidence of a drawer or door from any angle.

Master bathroom fully remodeled to new design. All the framework got removed to build a new frame for smaller drop-in tub and enclosed stand shower. on addition we install floor warmer on whole area including the toilet area.

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The Tuscan home plans draw inspiration from old-world decoration styles, blending elements from Southwest, Traditional, and Mediterranean residences. With its distinctive courtyard layout and arched entry porch, this single-family home exudes a welcoming charm. The master bedroom boasts a fireplace, dressing area, and luxurious master bath. A modern formal living area seamlessly connects to a spacious lanai, perfect for enjoying nature's view. The kitchen, equipped with a butler's pantry, dining bar, and breakfast nook, adjoins the dining area. Additionally, there's a cozy reading area and a convenient jack-and-jill laundry room. The second floor features two bedrooms, a guest room, family room with a veranda, and a recreation room with access to another lanai. Two-car garages flank the left side of the home, which would be constructed with a monolithic slab and truss roofing framework. Its elegant design makes it ideal for a vacation retreat.

This Kirkland, WA deck resurfacing and repair project involved extensive structural upgrades and a complete transformation of the deck's appearance while preserving the existing framework where possible. The scope included removing an aging hot tub, demolishing an existing half wall, and replacing it with a modern aluminum cable railing system to improve views and safety. Areas of siding affected by the half wall were repaired and restored to create a clean, finished appearance. Due to moisture-related wear, 12 deck joists and their hangers were replaced as part of the structural rehabilitation. The deck, which features approximately 300 square feet of elevated surface reaching nearly 16 feet above grade, required careful material handling and installation due to steep terrain and limited side-yard access. The existing decking was replaced with premium TimberTech Terrain composite decking in Vintage Weathered Teak, creating a low-maintenance outdoor living space with the warmth and character of natural wood. New picture-framed borders and finishing details enhanced the overall appearance, while strategic fascia installation was completed on visible interior step-down areas. The result is a safer, stronger, and more visually appealing deck that maximizes the property's views while providing years of low-maintenance performance.

BEFORE PHOTO: Creating this open airy master retreat involved removing a space consuming corner W.C. and an awkwardly deep linen closet. Using tall glass panels to separate the shower and toilet gives privacy while maintaining the newly acquired spaciousness. The glass panels transition from frosted around the toilet to clear around the roomy barrier free shower. By reducing the original closet opening, we gained necessary wall space for a modern freestanding tub. Tall cabinets provide plenty of storage space for linens and toiletries. A pair of pull-out cabinets – one on each side of the sink – conceal convenient grooming stations. An extra wide sink can easily accommodate two and still leaves plenty of counterspace on either side. The large mirror is mounted to a shallow framework concealing recessed lighting and softly illuminating the wall behind. The faucets and hand-held shower feature a knurled detail lending a bit of biker industrial to the modern surroundings. Access to the walk-in-closet is through a clean open doorway, while a wide modern style barn door slides open on the master bedroom side. Photo credit: Fred Donham of Photographerlink

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(Before image). Master bathroom fully remodeled to new design. All the framework got removed to build a new frame for smaller drop-in tub and enclosed stand shower.

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This original "gaslight" style is one of our oldest designs. Decorative accents are cast by hand directly onto the iron framework. Turned spindles are solid brass castings. Available in black iron with silver highlights and antique brass accents and as a bed or headboard alone.