Form follows function in this classically designed master ensuite, with lots of utilitarian storage, complemented with delicate details. This once leaky builder basic bathroom, transformed into a bright and beautiful oasis. Taking cues from the home (filled with precious antiques), we brought new life to the bathroom with vintage inspired elements – which can be seen in the detail of the wood vanity, and the soft cloud prints. Large scale, bright white tiles paired with teal glass tiles in the shower reflect the light, giving the illusion of doubling the space, while also adding subtle interest to the otherwise simplistic space.

Infill Urban Homes often sacrifice yard space to increase the size of the house footprint and this property was no exception. A complete redesign of the rear deck included a pergola and screens for privacy and both a dining an cooking area while not limiting access to the basement walkout that was updated with a modern sauna with a new greenroof to soften the rear yard. A small seating rea and new privacy trees make up the balance of this rear yard while still leaving enough room for a small storage shed.

Example of a minimalist kitchen design in Tel Aviv

Infill Urban Homes often sacrifice yard space to increase the size of the house footprint and this property was no exception. A complete redesign of the rear deck included a pergola and screens for privacy and both a dining an cooking area while not limiting access to the basement walkout that was updated with a modern sauna with a new greenroof to soften the rear yard. A small seating rea and new privacy trees make up the balance of this rear yard while still leaving enough room for a small storage shed.

Example of a small minimalist u-shaped eat-in kitchen design in Other with flat-panel cabinets

This artistic close-up of a decorative metal screen showcases the intricate patterns used to elevate the side yard’s aesthetic. By backlighting these panels against the brick façade, our landscape architecture team created a sense of visual depth and movement. These custom features are a key part of our Explore+Design+Build process, allowing us to introduce architectural interest in narrow spaces where traditional plantings might be limited. It’s a premier detail that turns a functional boundary into a work of art.

Kitchen - transitional kitchen idea in DC Metro

Example of a bathroom design in Atlanta

Example of a classic kitchen design in Boise

Bathroom photo in Atlanta

Transitional home design photo in Vancouver

The old Bauman kitchen was terribly partitioned off. The laundry room and closet left a narrow hallway between the kitchen and the dining room. The Bauman’s really wanted an open space. They connected with ALL Renovation & Design at a home show. And we immediately got to work modifying the existing space. This proved to be a challenge because there was almost nowhere for the ductwork that fed the upstairs to go. But with some creative planning, we rerouted the ducts to go inside the cabinet next to the wine rack. This allowed us to knock out the walls that separated the kitchen and the dining room giving a beautiful open space. The homeowner had several requests that were designed to make their daily life easier. One was adding a second sink to the island. Another request was extending the kitchen past the window to allow for more cabinets and counter space. In between, we added a comfortable window seat.All the lighting was designed around how the space was going to be used. An example is how where the table was going to be positioned in the dining room next to the pantry and custom wine rack dictated where the ceiling fan and recessed lighting would be installed.The result is a beautiful, functional space that is completely open… just what the Bauman’s wanted. Maple cabinets painted Simply White, Via Lactea Granite countertops, Arley Anatolia Classic 3”x6” tile backsplash in the Matte Carrara with the Mapei Pewter grout, Coretech Georgetown Oak Luxury Vinyl Tile flooring, and LED i-Lighting undercabinet lighting.

The old Bauman kitchen was terribly partitioned off. The laundry room and closet left a narrow hallway between the kitchen and the dining room. The Bauman’s really wanted an open space. They connected with ALL Renovation & Design at a home show. And we immediately got to work modifying the existing space. This proved to be a challenge because there was almost nowhere for the ductwork that fed the upstairs to go. But with some creative planning, we rerouted the ducts to go inside the cabinet next to the wine rack. This allowed us to knock out the walls that separated the kitchen and the dining room giving a beautiful open space. The homeowner had several requests that were designed to make their daily life easier. One was adding a second sink to the island. Another request was extending the kitchen past the window to allow for more cabinets and counter space. In between, we added a comfortable window seat.All the lighting was designed around how the space was going to be used. An example is how where the table was going to be positioned in the dining room next to the pantry and custom wine rack dictated where the ceiling fan and recessed lighting would be installed.The result is a beautiful, functional space that is completely open… just what the Bauman’s wanted. Maple cabinets painted Simply White, Via Lactea Granite countertops, Arley Anatolia Classic 3”x6” tile backsplash in the Matte Carrara with the Mapei Pewter grout, Coretech Georgetown Oak Luxury Vinyl Tile flooring, and LED i-Lighting undercabinet lighting.

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Kitchen - kitchen idea in Burlington

Closet - eclectic closet idea in Charlotte

We’ve just wrapped up an incredible Belmont ADU construction project that truly transformed the space. Walking through, you’ll notice the sleek custom walk-in closet and the stunning glass-railed staircase, designed to make a statement. We used polished marble and rich dark-stained wood to bring in that high-end feel, while modern lighting adds a warm glow. Every element was carefully chosen to create a functional, inviting space. This ADU design and build in Belmont perfectly balances style with everyday comfort. Belmont ADU Builders - https://www.aduspecialistbayarea.com/locations/belmont/ Belmont ADU Floor Plan - https://www.aduspecialistbayarea.com/adu-floor-plans/belmont/2-bed-1-bath/ Belmont ADU Regulations - https://www.aduspecialistbayarea.com/adu-regulations/belmont/ ADU Project in Belmont - https://www.aduspecialistbayarea.com/projects/belmont/glover-family-adu/

Chris Zimmer
Small transitional master gray tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile corner shower photo in DC Metro with shaker cabinets, brown cabinets, a one-piece toilet, gray walls, an undermount sink and granite countertops

Infill Urban Homes often sacrifice yard space to increase the size of the house footprint and this property was no exception. A complete redesign of the rear deck included a pergola and screens for privacy and both a dining an cooking area while not limiting access to the basement walkout that was updated with a modern sauna with a new greenroof to soften the rear yard. A small seating rea and new privacy trees make up the balance of this rear yard while still leaving enough room for a small storage shed.