OAKVILLE | COMPLETE MAIN-FLOOR TRANSFORMATION ? From structural modifications and major mechanical relocations to a completely redesigned kitchen and living space — this Oakville project was a comprehensive main-floor renovation from start to finish. The existing layout was extensively reconfigured to create a brighter, more functional and open main floor. The project included: ✓ Structural engineering, drawings & permits ✓ Removal and modification of existing walls ✓ Installation of steel and LVL structural beams ✓ Kitchen relocated and completely redesigned ✓ Full-size custom U-shaped kitchen ✓ Large central island with generous work and seating space ✓ Custom cabinetry and millwork ✓ Window removal, enlargement/replacement and associated structural work ✓ HVAC ductwork relocation and modifications ✓ Extensive plumbing relocations ✓ Electrical rewiring and new lighting layout ✓ New flooring and interior finishes ✓ Custom dining-area cabinetry ✓ Laundry-room cabinetry, countertop and utility sink ✓ Complete finishing, painting and trim work The result is a completely transformed main floor where the kitchen, dining and living areas now work together as one cohesive space — with significantly more storage, natural light and functionality. From the engineering and permit stage through structural construction, mechanical work, cabinetry and final finishes, the entire transformation was coordinated from start to finish. M & D Buildings Residential & Commercial Contractors Engineering • Design • Permits • Construction Mississauga • Oakville • GTA

OAKVILLE | COMPLETE MAIN-FLOOR TRANSFORMATION ? From structural modifications and major mechanical relocations to a completely redesigned kitchen and living space — this Oakville project was a comprehensive main-floor renovation from start to finish. The existing layout was extensively reconfigured to create a brighter, more functional and open main floor. The project included: ✓ Structural engineering, drawings & permits ✓ Removal and modification of existing walls ✓ Installation of steel and LVL structural beams ✓ Kitchen relocated and completely redesigned ✓ Full-size custom U-shaped kitchen ✓ Large central island with generous work and seating space ✓ Custom cabinetry and millwork ✓ Window removal, enlargement/replacement and associated structural work ✓ HVAC ductwork relocation and modifications ✓ Extensive plumbing relocations ✓ Electrical rewiring and new lighting layout ✓ New flooring and interior finishes ✓ Custom dining-area cabinetry ✓ Laundry-room cabinetry, countertop and utility sink ✓ Complete finishing, painting and trim work The result is a completely transformed main floor where the kitchen, dining and living areas now work together as one cohesive space — with significantly more storage, natural light and functionality. From the engineering and permit stage through structural construction, mechanical work, cabinetry and final finishes, the entire transformation was coordinated from start to finish. M & D Buildings Residential & Commercial Contractors Engineering • Design • Permits • Construction Mississauga • Oakville • GTA

Located in Washington, DC, this compartmentalized 1930s home underwent a whole house renovation to update it for modern life. The new tailored Kitchen and Family Room addition opens up the floor plan to create light-filled spaces with a strong connection to the exterior landscape beyond. Modifications to the remainder of the house elevate the more private rooms with an understated elegance. Stone terraces and gardens create magical outdoor rooms that act as a beautiful backdrop to the home and new detached Garage. Photo Credit: Gordon Beall Photography

Custom Surface Solutions (www.css-tile.com) - Owner Craig Thompson (512) 966-8296. This project shows a shower pan/ floor replacement and plumbing modification due prior inferior work. The entire shower pan, linear drain and tile had to be removed and replaced as well as portions of both end walls had to be removed and reinstalled.

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A development of five tiny homes as rental cabins in Colorado. Mono pitch butterfly roofs and metal siding add to the contemporary feel. This project is a modification to the plans and size of our original Zen in Law tiny home.

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Located in Washington, DC, this compartmentalized 1930s home underwent a whole house renovation to update it for modern life. The new tailored Kitchen and Family Room addition opens up the floor plan to create light-filled spaces with a strong connection to the exterior landscape beyond. Modifications to the remainder of the house elevate the more private rooms with an understated elegance. Stone terraces and gardens create magical outdoor rooms that act as a beautiful backdrop to the home and new detached Garage. Photo Credit: Gordon Beall Photography

Located in Washington, DC, this compartmentalized 1930s home underwent a whole house renovation to update it for modern life. The new tailored Kitchen and Family Room addition opens up the floor plan to create light-filled spaces with a strong connection to the exterior landscape beyond. Modifications to the remainder of the house elevate the more private rooms with an understated elegance. Stone terraces and gardens create magical outdoor rooms that act as a beautiful backdrop to the home and new detached Garage. Photo Credit: Gordon Beall Photography

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Custom Surface Solutions (www.css-tile.com) - Owner Craig Thompson (512) 966-8296. This project shows a shower pan/ floor replacement and plumbing modification due prior inferior work. The entire shower pan, linear drain and tile had to be removed and replaced as well as portions of both end walls had to be removed and reinstalled.

Discover the stunning, high-end modern kitchen design we crafted for this luxury Airbnb cabin in Ashford, WA. This sleek and seamless space features our Beach Comber frameless cabinets, built with MDF doors with a premium melamine finish and durable plywood cabinet boxes. As a semi-custom kitchen, our team at Cabinets Core made several modifications to enhance the aesthetics and functionality, ensuring a streamlined, contemporary look that perfectly complements the warm, natural tones of this cozy A-frame retreat. The result? A minimalist yet inviting space that blends high-end style with a tranquil cabin feel. Project Highlights: ✔ Beach Comber frameless cabinets – Sleek, modern, and space-saving ✔ MDF doors with melamine finish – A premium, durable, and easy-to-maintain surface ✔ Plywood cabinet boxes – Built for long-lasting strength and stability ✔ Semi-custom modifications – Tailored adjustments for a seamless, high-end finish ✔ Perfect for Airbnb rentals – A blend of modern elegance and rustic charm This kitchen is a prime example of modern luxury meeting natural beauty, making it an ideal space for guests looking for a stylish getaway.

At roughly 1,600 sq.ft. of existing living space, this modest 1971 split level home was too small for the family living there and in need of updating. Modifications to the existing roof line, adding a half 2nd level, and adding a new entry effected an overall change in building form. New finishes inside and out complete the alterations, creating a fresh new look. The sloping site drops away to the east, resulting in incredible views from all levels. From the clean, crisp interior spaces expansive glazing frames the VISTA.

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