design by oscar e flores design studio builder mike hollaway homes
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This basement renovation / new construction makeover was a huge undertaking and would not have been possible without the incredible work from the various trades that Decoria Interiors is privileged to team up with! Interior Design / Contracting / Staging - Decoria Interiors. Carpentry / Construction - Obenaus Construction Ltd. 324-4875 Plumbing - First Town Plumbing. 324-0284 Electrical - Stone Foundation Electrical. 1-800-939-1672 Crackfilling - Mike Chase. 324-5006 Painting - Bob's Painting. 328-2651 HVAC / Mini Split - River Valley Ventilation. 324-0103 And of course, thank you to Hospitality Homes, Benjamin Moore - Woodstock, Sherry Deware (Seamstress), Kent - Woodstock, McLellan's Brandsource Home Furnishings, and my incredible clients for their patience and business! Ashley Marie Photography (325-0243) has done it again and delivered incredible photos of this project. Thank you so much Ashley - you're a lifesaver!

Project Features: - 3,619 total living plus garage square footage - Long, narrow home design by Nathan Good Architects to fit the lot and offer views and daylight - Views from each room, including the Coast range, Willamette River, and Minto Brown and Fairmount parks - ICF construction in the basement for energy efficiency and comfort - Advanced stick framing wall construction - Enhanced structural engineering and construction - Low-profile sealed wood stove for energy efficient heat - Zehnder Heat Recovery Ventilation (HRV) System - Ductless “mini-split” heating and cooling system - Six different forms of building insulation - Triple-pane Loewen and Unilux energy efficient windows - 10 kWh solar-electric system - Designed and constructed to be LEED Platinum and Net Zero Energy * Photo credit: Salem Magazine

In this project we turned a 2 car garage into an ADU (accessory dwelling unit) in 2 Months!! After we finalized the floor plans and design, we submitted to the city for approval. in this unique garage we made it luxurious because we created a vaulted ceiling, we divided the kitchen/living room from the master bedroom. We installed French doors in the main entry and the master bedroom entry. We framed and installed a large bay window in the kitchen. we added 2 mini split air conditioning (One in the master and one in the living room) we added a separated electric panel box just for the unit with its own meter. We created a private entry to the unit with it's own vinyl gate and we closed it at the end of the unit with another vinyl gate and we made tile on the walkway.

This basement renovation / new construction makeover was a huge undertaking and would not have been possible without the incredible work from the various trades that Decoria Interiors is privileged to team up with! Interior Design / Contracting / Staging - Decoria Interiors. Carpentry / Construction - Obenaus Construction Ltd. 324-4875 Plumbing - First Town Plumbing. 324-0284 Electrical - Stone Foundation Electrical. 1-800-939-1672 Crackfilling - Mike Chase. 324-5006 Painting - Bob's Painting. 328-2651 HVAC / Mini Split - River Valley Ventilation. 324-0103 And of course, thank you to Hospitality Homes, Benjamin Moore - Woodstock, Sherry Deware (Seamstress), Kent - Woodstock, McLellan's Brandsource Home Furnishings, and my incredible clients for their patience and business! Ashley Marie Photography (325-0243) has done it again and delivered incredible photos of this project. Thank you so much Ashley - you're a lifesaver!

Winter morning view from the east end of the walled courtyard looking west over the water feature to the west. Main Living pod on left and Flex pods on right. Door and boardwalk to the outdoor shower shown at left. Multi-slide pocket doors by Marvin pocket in to the walls to provide an uninterrupted see-through view to the south and north from inside the pod. Cladding is 20 gauge corrugated galvalume metal. Courtyard structure is all heavy guage steel frame and trusses with corrugated metal roof. Courtyard pavers and water feature coping are rough cut and smooth cut granite, respectively. Bridge is made with steel frame and Kumara wood deck tiles by Bison. Photo by Bryan Willy Phtographer

This partial kitchen remodel, features a beautiful multi-color glass tile backsplash and with the additional under cabinet lighting, the counter top and backsplash provide a'pop' to this kitchen. The island was completely remodelled and enlarged to include additional cabinets and the addition of a stunning butcher block atop the beverage fridge. This additional height at the end of the large island adds a different height element as well as warmth and texture to the granite counter.

Designed with accessibility and aging in place at the forefront, the primary suite is served by a residential elevator for effortless, long-term access. A large sliding door opens to a private rooftop deck with sweeping views of Lake Washington, while the lake-facing primary bath features a custom tub and tilework. Custom built-ins and a tailored vanity throughout the suite provide thoughtful storage and function for lasting comfort and ease. + Architecture: H2D Architecture + Design + Interior Design: H2D Architecture + Design www.h2darchitects.com + Built by: Carlisle Classic Homes + Photography: Christopher Nelson Photography

Designed with accessibility and aging in place at the forefront, the primary suite is served by a residential elevator for effortless, long-term access. A large sliding door opens to a private rooftop deck with sweeping views of Lake Washington, while the lake-facing primary bath features a custom tub and tilework. Custom built-ins and a tailored vanity throughout the suite provide thoughtful storage and function for lasting comfort and ease. + Architecture: H2D Architecture + Design + Interior Design: H2D Architecture + Design www.h2darchitects.com + Built by: Carlisle Classic Homes + Photography: Christopher Nelson Photography

This basement renovation / new construction makeover was a huge undertaking and would not have been possible without the incredible work from the various trades that Decoria Interiors is privileged to team up with! Interior Design / Contracting / Staging - Decoria Interiors. Carpentry / Construction - Obenaus Construction Ltd. 324-4875 Plumbing - First Town Plumbing. 324-0284 Electrical - Stone Foundation Electrical. 1-800-939-1672 Crackfilling - Mike Chase. 324-5006 Painting - Bob's Painting. 328-2651 HVAC / Mini Split - River Valley Ventilation. 324-0103 And of course, thank you to Hospitality Homes, Benjamin Moore - Woodstock, Sherry Deware (Seamstress), Kent - Woodstock, McLellan's Brandsource Home Furnishings, and my incredible clients for their patience and business! Ashley Marie Photography (325-0243) has done it again and delivered incredible photos of this project. Thank you so much Ashley - you're a lifesaver!

New construction, beautifully crafted 4-bedroom, 2-bath residence nestled in the serene landscape of Fairfield Glade. This thoughtfully designed home blends rustic charm with modern sophistication, offering comfort, functionality, and timeless style. Exterior & Curb Appeal: From the moment you arrive, you'll be captivated by the home's stone and board-and-batten façade, accented by rich wood shutters and gable details. A stamped concrete driveway and sidewalk add an elegant touch and low-maintenance durability. Interior Highlights: Step inside to a bright, open living area featuring beautiful hickory wood flooring and vaulted wood ceilings with exposed beams. The stone fireplace serves as a stunning centerpiece, creating the perfect setting for cozy evenings. Large Weather Shield windows flood the home with natural light and offer energy efficiency throughout. Kitchen: The gourmet kitchen showcases granite countertops, custom cabinetry, and high-end LG and Bosch stainless steel appliances. A spacious walk-in pantry adds convenience and extra storage. Primary Suite: Relax in the primary suite featuring tray ceilings, large windows, and ample space for a sitting area. The ensuite bath includes a soaking tub, walk-in tiled shower, and dual vanities, creating a private spa-like retreat. Bedrooms 2 & 3: Split bedroom design with two guest bedrooms on the opposite side of the home with large closets and a guest bathroom between them. Bonus Space: Upstairs, a versatile bonus room or fourth bedroom includes its own mini-split HVAC system, ensuring year-round comfort and efficiency—perfect for a home office, guest suite, or media room. Additional Features: Laundry/mudroom with built-in shelving, utility sink, and workspace, and covered back deck with ceiling fans, ideal for enjoying the peaceful wooded surroundings. This home combines elegant finishes, modern systems, and quality construction in a beautiful natural setting.

Designed with accessibility and aging in place at the forefront, the primary suite is served by a residential elevator for effortless, long-term access. A large sliding door opens to a private rooftop deck with sweeping views of Lake Washington, while the lake-facing primary bath features a custom tub and tilework. Custom built-ins and a tailored vanity throughout the suite provide thoughtful storage and function for lasting comfort and ease. + Architecture: H2D Architecture + Design + Interior Design: H2D Architecture + Design www.h2darchitects.com + Built by: Carlisle Classic Homes + Photography: Christopher Nelson Photography

Greenport Passive House Exterior. Photos by Liz Glasgow.
Inspiration for a mid-sized modern gray two-story wood house exterior remodel in New York with a metal roof

Winter view from inside the main living pod, looking northwest through the walled courtyard over the water feature to the Outdoor Kitchen area. East and West Flex pods frame the view and sit 25'-0" away across teh granite pavers. All windows are Clad Ultimate Push-out casement by Marvin, and Swing Doors are also Clad Ultimate Swing by Marvin. Cladding is 20 gauge corrugated galvalume metal. Courtyard structure is all heavy guage steel frame and trusses with corrugated metal roof. Courtyard pavers and water feature coping are rough cut and smooth cut granite, respectively. Bridge is made with steel frame and Kumara wood deck tiles by Bison. Photo by Bryan Willy Phtographer

Winter view from inside the main living pod, looking northwest through the walled courtyard over the water feature to the Outdoor Kitchen area. East and West Flex pods frame the view and sit 25'-0" away across teh granite pavers. All windows are Clad Ultimate Push-out casement by Marvin, and Swing Doors are also Clad Ultimate Swing by Marvin. Cladding is 20 gauge corrugated galvalume metal. Courtyard structure is all heavy guage steel frame and trusses with corrugated metal roof. Courtyard pavers and water feature coping are rough cut and smooth cut granite, respectively. Bridge is made with steel frame and Kumara wood deck tiles by Bison. Photo by Bryan Willy Phtographer

Material Design Build recently completed this ground-up high-performance house in New York's Catskill Mountains. Designed by Barry Price Architecture, the building sits along the East Branch of the Delaware River, a renowned destination for fly fishing and bird watching. The house is a combination of parallel shed roofs that intersect to create a dramatic double-height living room and second floor with a library and study overlooking a tranquil pond. We wrapped the house in a rhythm of varying width cypress boards that give texture to the simple form. A steel staircase and a double-hearth woodstove complement the white walls and oak floors of the minimalist interior. The building uses principles of "passive house" construction, with thick layers of insulation (triple the building code minimum), a tightly sealed building envelope (.4ACH for the building science geeks), and triple-pane windows and doors to maximize energy efficiency. An all-electric ducted mini-split system heats and cools the house without the use of oil or gas, and a heat recovery ventilator (HRV) keep the interior air quality healthy and comfortable. The owners look forward to watching the seasons change through the massive living room windows of their new home.

This bathroom was in need of updating so we took it down to the studs and even removed the existing windows, relocated one, and turned one into a transom. The stacked stone accent wall provides a statement without a lot of fuss allowing the free-standing tub to enjoy the spotlight. The homeowners requested 'no lip' at the shower as they are getting more mature in age and do not want a trip hazard but they are still young enough to enjoy all that this shower has to offer. Photographer: Michael Hunter Photography

Bob Greenspan
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