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While the homeowners' choice to build their new ultra-insulated passive house on an urban infill lot made sense on many levels, it also led to some major challenges. A massive basalt outcrop dominated the site, resulting in the lot remaining vacant for decades as the neighborhood grew around it. The architect sited the home on top of the outcrop with retaining walls around the home to create a flat plane to build on. Even pushing the limits this way resulted in limited outdoor space, but the intimate courtyard areas provide make the most of what's available.
A narrow walkway leads to a private courtyard area off the master bedroom. The elevation of the house and its mature trees provide more privacy than usual, but additional trees in and around the space will provide additional screening as they grow.

A girl's dream bedroom. The details in this room are at every turn. Bronze angels rest upon the crown moulding of the high wainscoting. Pale pink walls are combined with glazed green wall panelling. Photo by Split Second Photography
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Lush vertical greenery adds a soft, organic layer to the property’s boundary. Our landscape architecture team integrated climbing vines on structured trellises to create a living wall effect against the privacy fence. Contained within a neat stone bed with steel edging, these features provide maximum impact with a minimal footprint. This is a key part of our master plan to introduce biodiversity and vertical interest into compact outdoor living spaces, proving that great design can thrive even in limited square footage.

The owners of this remodel desired a refreshing new master bathroom. The original layout was poorly designed with minimal storage, a small shower, a rarely used bathtub and a water closet that was difficult to access. The old vanity flanked a curved wall of glass block (the main challenge with this space) which didn’t allow for mirrors and was always cluttered because of limited storage.
With smart space planning and attention to detail this well-appointed bathroom is now a uniquely personal space that functions brilliantly and balanced for the homeowners.
Photo: DeMane Design

This stunning bathroom design and remodel is in an older home in the West End. It was a small, awkward bathroom with limited closet space. The homeowners wanted to give it an updated, modern look.
The design solution was to enlarge the bathroom and closet, and take away some of the bedroom space. With the new space reconfigured, the homeowners moved furniture to accompany the new design, and the bedroom still felt large.
The result is a unique, modern bathroom for these homeowners to love for many years to come!

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Sunbury, OH
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Door style: Concord | Species: Rustic Alder | Finish: Coffee
This compact master bath sets off in its own direction, using the Concord door in rustic alder. Note the open knots this charismatic wood is known for.
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Complete kitchen transformation featuring a dramatic marble waterfall island, custom white cabinetry with glass uppers, modern pendant lighting, and premium backsplash tile work. Includes a custom dark-navy wet bar with bottle shelving and under-cabinet lighting.

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Sunbury, OH
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For the master bathroom, Grigio Cielo Large Herringbone was used on the floor which creates beautiful movement and directs the eye to the gorgeous free-standing tub. The natural veining in the marble compliments the soft grey tones used throughout the space.
The 48×96 Marvel XL Calacatta Extra Polished was selected for two walls of the enclosed shower in this master bathroom. These large format porcelain tiles have limited grout joints and are perfect for creating a seamless look. To create an accent, 12×24 Marvel Calacatta Extra Polished was used in a classic stacked look and brought onto the ceiling to complete the enclosure. With the incredible look of real marble and the resilience and hard-wearing nature of porcelain, Marvel is the perfect alternative to marble.
To compliment the bathroom floor, the Grigio Cielo 1” Hexagon was chosen for the shower floor.
Photography by Megan Lawrence

Valerie Wilcox
Valerie Wilcox
With a jog in the wall of the new addition, we were able to create a window for the Master bedroom facing the side yard. We were also able to create a cubby for maintaining a window in the bedroom that used to face the rear yard. Building code limits openings due to fire safety - which creates a design challenge and creating solutions!

Originally part of the master bath that housed the tube and shower, now houses the powder room for guests. Rubbed bronze fixtures and stand alone vanity with marble top with tilting mirror and new light fixture transform the space.. Paint by Sherwin Williams is "Balanced Beige."

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Columbus, OH
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Blackout roller shades for the bedroom from Budget Blinds.
Bedroom - country guest bedroom idea in Dallas with white walls
Bedroom - country guest bedroom idea in Dallas with white walls

Remodeling your master bathroom in Calabasas offers the perfect opportunity to optimize both functionality and style. Custom features, such as built-in cabinetry and spacious shower designs, can transform an ordinary bathroom into a highly organized, luxurious retreat. I recently worked with a homeowner in Calabasas who struggled with limited storage and a dated design. By integrating custom storage cabinets and a sleek walk-in shower, we were able to create a space that not only looked great but solved their storage woes. The built-in cabinetry, combined with the shower’s marble finishes, added much-needed storage for linens, toiletries, and more, all while maintaining a clean, open layout. The result was a bathroom that was both practical for daily use and aesthetically aligned with the homeowner’s vision.

In the remodel of this loft, the materials took center stage. Leather tile walls in the living room and powder room highlight a striking balance of textures, materials, and color.
Dropping the bar counter in the kitchen and wrapping the base in steel dramatically increased the work space but also maintained the social connection, emphasizing the benefits of the open plan. The Master Suite was created by combining the small bathroom with the walk in closet, resulting in a lovely bathroom for two. The large single sink with dual faucets responds to both the spatial limitations as well as the need for two persons to use the sink as the same time. The elimination of the closet is addressed by the addition of 4 foot high cabinetry in the bedroom. Quirky repurposed light fixtures add the finishing touches to an artful and uniquely playful atmosphere.
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