Open shelves in kitchen allows views from hallway to the eating area and garden.
Example of a minimalist galley black floor and slate floor eat-in kitchen design in Boston with white cabinets, concrete countertops, gray backsplash, an island, yellow countertops, open cabinets, a farmhouse sink and paneled appliances

Enclosed kitchen - small scandinavian l-shaped medium tone wood floor and orange floor enclosed kitchen idea in Montreal with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartzite countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Kitchen in the main (original) house.
Eat-in kitchen - large 1950s two-story and galley wood gray and travertine floor eat-in kitchen idea in Raleigh with a drop-in sink, flat-panel cabinets, gray cabinets, granite countertops, white backsplash, stone slab backsplash, black appliances and an island

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Transitional exterior home idea in Chicago

Inspiration for a farmhouse home design remodel in Seattle

The media unit does double duty by providing lots of extra storage in the oversized drawers and the tower unit. All the sound and TV components are concealed. The client has some wonderful soapstone sculptures that we displayed on the asymmetrical floating shelves.

Our new beautiful accessory dwelling unit in Bethesda, MD we recently completed. This gem features huge casement windows for tons of natural light, wood looking tile floor, full kitchen, full bathroom, and a generous bedroom. The client added retractable pocket barn doors that slide closed when being used for guests, and is opened to use the full space for entertaining.

Inspiration for a modern laundry room remodel in Phoenix

Example of a mid-sized transitional porcelain tile eat-in kitchen design in New York with shaker cabinets, white cabinets, marble countertops, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash and an island

Mid-sized minimalist home design photo in Mumbai

Tiny Kitchen for Small Cakes – Capitol Hill AWARD: REX AWARD for Kitchen Excellence Description Remodel of a boat-like, early 20th Century, condo kitchen that fits one small person who is dedicated to making small cakes. Challenge We encountered a small, four-unit condo building with colonial Spanish architecture that doesn’t allow intrusion into existing structures. Limited space existed for kitchen with nowhere to move or expand. Our entrepreneur client was also on a budget. To keep costs down, we had the challenge of not moving exiting infrastructure like plumbing and lights. Inspiration We were inspired by our client’s tiny, artistic cakes that combine beauty and delicious functionality. We were also inspired by boats and their ability to efficiently carve space out of every possible spot. Solution + Innovation It was clear to us that a boat-like space required boat-like solutions, including storage at every turn – like creating a backsplash with storage and a flip-down counter to expand working space. We also built casework around plumbing stacks to create storage in the stud bay between studs. We were also able to allow for more light into the space by creating an open transom between studs. How is it sustainable? We did a whole sale kitchen remodel without moving plumbing or electrical. We reused existing lighting, adding energy efficient LED lights. We also had great appliance choices that were extra small and efficient. We made a commitment to use sustainable forestry products used responsible forestry products wherever possible. This included FSC Core cabinetry with grain-matched oak, and countertops were crafted from local Rich-lite resin (created by a Boeing engineer and also used in skate parks!).

Patrick Bertolino
Minimalist home design photo in Houston

Patrick Bertolino
Example of a minimalist home design design in Houston

A cottage in The Hamptons dressed in classic black and white. The large open kitchen features an interesting combination of crisp whites, dark espressos, and black accents. We wanted to contrast traditional cottage design with a more modern aesthetic, including classsic shaker cabinets, wood plank kitchen island, and an apron sink. Contemporary lighting, artwork, and open display shelves add a touch of current trends while optimizing the overall function. We wanted the master bathroom to be chic and timeless, which the custom makeup vanity and uniquely designed Wetstyle tub effortlessly created. A large Merida area rug softens the high contrast color palette while complementing the espresso hardwood floors and Stone Source wall tiles.

A swing was designed into a crossbeam that is tethered to both the pergola and a fence panel. It was intended to be enjoyed by adults at a party, or by children by switching the seat using a threaded Quick Link.

Patrick Bertolino
Example of a minimalist home design design in Houston

This house shows that even the back of the home facing the street, can have a contemporary and respectable feel along with its stellar beach side location. This Beach Cottage is our most popular style of home found in beach side parks. Vertical and horizontal lap siding add to the curb-side appeal. The kitchen, great room and porch in this home face out the back of the lot, towards a Ventura Marina view. The most popular kitchen cabinets these days are white Shaker style cabs with clean lines and accented with white bed board. In this home, some are also inset with textured glass doors. The interior walls are painted “Tracing paper” a soft muted greyed beige that makes the white cabinets and molding pop. New “White Ice Appliances” with their stainless steel trim are a popular choice when combined with white cabinets. Meganite countertops through out the house have been chosen in light colors and seamless under-mount sinks make for an easy and carefree lifestyle. This home features Luxury Vinyl wood plank flooring. They look great, are extremely durable, and waterproof…always important at the beach! Exterior and interior wall pumice insulation make for a sound and windproof package as well as offering fireproof protection up to 2000 degrees!

This house shows that even the back of the home facing the street, can have a contemporary and respectable feel along with its stellar beach side location. This Beach Cottage is our most popular style of home found in beach side parks. Vertical and horizontal lap siding add to the curb-side appeal. The kitchen, great room and porch in this home face out the back of the lot, towards a Ventura Marina view. The most popular kitchen cabinets these days are white Shaker style cabs with clean lines and accented with white bed board. In this home, some are also inset with textured glass doors. The interior walls are painted “Tracing paper” a soft muted greyed beige that makes the white cabinets and molding pop. New “White Ice Appliances” with their stainless steel trim are a popular choice when combined with white cabinets. Meganite countertops through out the house have been chosen in light colors and seamless under-mount sinks make for an easy and carefree lifestyle. This home features Luxury Vinyl wood plank flooring. They look great, are extremely durable, and waterproof…always important at the beach! Exterior and interior wall pumice insulation make for a sound and windproof package as well as offering fireproof protection up to 2000 degrees!

A rustic cabin is transformed from a catch-all to a cozy and inviting family Skate Cabin. Complete with a fridge, wood burning stove and lots of storage for all the skates.