This primary bathroom remodel is part of a major update for a family of four that also included a wet bar and an epic mudroom in the lower level. The existing primary bathroom was outdated and lacked functionality. Design Objectives -Large shower with a bench -Freestanding tub with lumbar support -Ample storage and counter space -Keep an accessible view of the backyard Design Challenges: -Arrangement that maintains an unobstructed view of the wildlife in the backyard -Have the toilet be more private and not in the middle of the room, without closing in the rest of the space -Keeping the bathroom footprint open while incorporating separate vanities, a shower and a freestanding tub Design Solutions: -After reviewing many different floor plan options, we decided on placing the large freestanding tub at a 45-degree angle so the family can walk up to it and still look out the window. -We bumped into the primary bedroom about 4’ to accomplish a large shower without giving up bathroom floorspace. -Since we had both a large shower and a tub in this space there wasn’t quite enough room to fully enclose the toilet area. Instead, we “hid” it in the corner next to a sink vanity. We filled the space across from it with a tall linen cabinet. -Soft white tile on the floor and white painted walls keep this space light and bright while making the footprint feel wide and spacious. The natural light and numerous decorative light fixtures also brighten the space. The angled tub promotes visual flow. Even though this is the primary bathroom, the kids also like to use this space. It is spacious – with the two separate vanities, multiple family members can use this space at the same time.

This spacious master bath features a Daino Reale marble vanity countertop on rich dark wood cabinetry. A fun mosaic feature tile is used as the backsplash to bring in some interest. The floor and tub surround tile is a porcelain that mimics the appearance of natural stone for easy care.

A previous client (Big Wood Lane) reached out to us to help design a remodel of a recently purchased on the south shore of Lake Minnetonka. The home had grown organically since its original construction in 1945. It had evolved over time to accommodate the needs of its numerous owners. Our client brought a new set of needs to the home that included a desire to make the lake home a comfortable destination for family and friends. The project consisted of reconfiguring an outdated, inefficient kitchen, expansion of the bedroom wing to include individual bathrooms for bedrooms and redesign of the central stair guard rail. The redesign of the kitchen included repositioning major appliances for greater efficiency, more seating at an enlarged island, a new pantry, and expanded views to the lake. The expansion of the bedroom wing included eliminating a three-season porch on top of the garage on the inland side of the home. The space above the garage roof was enclosed and turned into dedicated bathrooms for each bedroom. These bathrooms are accessible only from the bathrooms which provide privacy and convenience to visitors.

The renovation of this home in the Bucks County countryside updated numerous spaces throughout the house, but the highlight was this beautiful master suite. A custom inlaid medallion in the wood floor at the entryway leads to the master bedroom with a large window allowing plenty of natural light. The focal point of the bedroom is a gas fireplace with a unique petrified wood fireplace surround. Koch glass entry doors lead from the bedroom to both a walk in closet and the master bathroom. The bathroom design features a large shower with a built in seat, shelves, and a Dreamline shower door, plus a freestanding Victoria & Albert tub. The DuraSupreme vanity is framed by a tower cabinet and glass front wall cabinet. Afina lighted mirrors are perfect for getting ready, and the radiator towel warmer and underfloor heating provide a warm, soothing environment.

Maximizing space on Apple Tree Lane was the goal for the AJMB team and clients. The team had the opportunity to convert the space above the garage into a bathroom and numerous bedrooms.

While the Palladian window softens the stone wall and gable, a prominent dormer towers above the entrance of this home plan. The common rooms, along with the master bedroom, take advantage of views through numerous windows and French doors. A cathedral ceiling and fireplace highlight the great room, while a closet and pantry create storage in this home plan.

This property came with a house which proved ill-matched to our clients’ needs but which nestled neatly amid beautiful live oaks. In choosing to commission a new home, they asked that it also tuck under the limbs of the oaks and maintain a subdued presence to the street. Extraordinary efforts such as cantilevered floors and even bridging over critical root zones allow the design to be truly fitted to the site and to co-exist with the trees, the grandest of which is the focal point of the entry courtyard. Of equal importance to the trees and view was to provide, conversely, for walls to display 35 paintings and numerous books. From form to smallest detail, the house is quiet and subtle.

The renovation of this home in the Bucks County countryside updated numerous spaces throughout the house, but the highlight was this beautiful master suite. A custom inlaid medallion in the wood floor at the entryway leads to the master bedroom with a large window allowing plenty of natural light. The focal point of the bedroom is a gas fireplace with a unique petrified wood fireplace surround. Koch glass entry doors lead from the bedroom to both a walk in closet and the master bathroom. The bathroom design features a large shower with a built in seat, shelves, and a Dreamline shower door, plus a freestanding Victoria & Albert tub. The DuraSupreme vanity is framed by a tower cabinet and glass front wall cabinet. Afina lighted mirrors are perfect for getting ready, and the radiator towel warmer and underfloor heating provide a warm, soothing environment.

Live in Luxury A modernized bathroom can offer a greatly enhanced quality of life for you, your family and guests. At Integrity Home Solutions, we're always happy to provide the consultation you need to design the perfect layout. The benefits of a bathroom remodel are numerous, and include: Greater Resell Value for Your Property Increased Storage Space Improved Ambiance with Creative Lighting Concepts A Relaxing Place to Unwind With a Hot Bath or Cold Shower

Three story Andalusian estate. Plaster and stone exterior. Red tile roof. Floor to ceiling windows and French doors. Groin vaulted ceiling on exterior deck. Numerous fountains, pool, spa, bocce court, and putting green. Photography: Jim Bartsch

Due to its deteriorating condition, the asphalt roll roofing on this ADU required replacement before the Fall rains. Asphalt roll roofing generally lasts only 5-10 years, leading to ongoing maintenance challenges. The original 1×10 sheathing showed significant sagging in several spots, resulting in standing water not suitable for asphalt. Additionally, there was a complete absence of ventilation after improper installation of R-21 fiberglass insulation, leaving no air gap between the sheathing and insulation. A noticeable hump along the center of the roof indicated that the load-bearing wall had been supporting that section since construction, contributing to light sagging between the walls. The old roof was completely removed down to the joists, revealing a solid base for the new installation. The central hump was eliminated by shaving the high point along that line. 2×6 beams were ripped in half then nailed on top of the existing joists, creating a 1.5″ gap for insulation and providing strong attachment points for the OSB sheathing, which was secured with screws to prevent any potential issues with nail heads popping through over the roof’s expected lifespan of over 50 years. The EPDM membrane was then adhered using glue and contact cement along the edges of each sheet, with the ends folded over the roof edges and secured with termination bars. Drip edge flashing was added and taped to ensure a water-tight seal, and EPDM-safe caulking was applied over the seams for additional protection. Finally, all exposed wood was primed and painted. The new roof features a 60mil commercial-grade EPDM rubber membrane, offering a lifespan exceeding 50 years, in stark contrast to the 5-10 year lifespan of asphalt roll roofing. Using two sheets of EPDM for installation streamlined the process, resulting in one single seam across the entire roof, compared to the asphalt roll’s dimensions of 3 feet wide by 33 feet long, which created 8 vertical seams and 9 horizontal seams—significantly increasing the risk of leakage and failure. Wrapping the rubber over the edge of the roof effectively addressed concerns about water infiltration at the edges, an issue prevalent with the asphalt and drip edge interface. Another benefit to removing the splitting 1×10 decking and replacing it with OSB sheathing is the increase in structural integrity, moisture resistance, longevity and consistency. The project successfully transformed the ADU’s roof from a maintenance-prone asphalt roll system to a highly durable 60mil EPDM rubber membrane. By addressing critical structural issues, including sagging sheathing and inadequate ventilation, the team ensured that the new roof not only offers superior water resistance and longevity but also meets higher performance standards for insulation and durability. The replacement process eliminated common weak points, such as numerous seams and poor edge sealing, which were vulnerabilities in the old roofing system. The result is a streamlined, secure installation that provides peace of mind and long-term value, with a lifespan extending well beyond the original roof.

These townhouses will effortlessly balance timeless elegance with cutting-edge luxury. A rare find in the area, these beauties are designed to be spacious and convenient, tucked away from busy Kampala life. The tenants will be able to maximize the view for the numerous entertainment decks.

Leader Online, a UK-based company, approached us to support the launch of Nosa, a new sanitary ware brand targeting the British market.
 With competition in the sector increasing, they required a cohesive set of visuals for their numerous products to establish a consistent visual language across e-commerce platforms, catalogs, and promotional materials. 
 It was a complete brand creation from scratch, and we pulled it off. Key tasks: - Develop a cohesive visual brand identity for Nosa - Produce over 2,000 high-quality 3D visualizations 
within five months - Optimize workflows for high efficiency and a unified
visual standard Our approach: To efficiently manage high production volumes and accelerate feedback, we implemented an optimized workflow system. This transformed our render production into an assembly line, drastically cutting individual product processing time while upholding top image quality. Nosa's unique marble, with its distinct veins and inclusions, was central to their brand. Since no existing textures matched, we requested physical samples. 

Upon receiving the stone, we set up an improvised photo studio, capturing every detail. Our goal was 
not just to replicate the marble in 3D, but to preserve 
its raw, organic beauty.

We applied the same meticulous process to metal materials for accurate shade representation. Nosa prioritized authenticity, ensuring buyers saw the true material, not an over-polished version. Result: Nosa's market entry surpassed all expectations.

Fueled by its compelling visual identity, the brand achieved strong initial sales and is now rapidly expanding its product range, cementing its presence. 

We are proud to continue our partnership with Nosa
to this day.

Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional white two-story stone house exterior remodel in Dallas with a hip roof and a metal roof

A previous client (Big Wood Lane) reached out to us to help design a remodel of a recently purchased on the south shore of Lake Minnetonka. The home had grown organically since its original construction in 1945. It had evolved over time to accommodate the needs of its numerous owners. Our client brought a new set of needs to the home that included a desire to make the lake home a comfortable destination for family and friends. The project consisted of reconfiguring an outdated, inefficient kitchen, expansion of the bedroom wing to include individual bathrooms for bedrooms and redesign of the central stair guard rail. The redesign of the kitchen included repositioning major appliances for greater efficiency, more seating at an enlarged island, a new pantry, and expanded views to the lake. The expansion of the bedroom wing included eliminating a three-season porch on top of the garage on the inland side of the home. The space above the garage roof was enclosed and turned into dedicated bathrooms for each bedroom. These bathrooms are accessible only from the bathrooms which provide privacy and convenience to visitors.

At Patrick’s Exteriors, we have worked on numerous high-quality projects, including Oaks at Glenwood, located in Old Bridge, New Jersey. For this development, we provided our services to K. Hovnanian Homes. Oaks at Glenwood features a variety of single-family home models, combining architectural styles such as Craftsman, Colonial, and Modern Farmhouse. Additionally, the homes incorporate bright, contemporary colors and the highest quality materials.

The renovation of this home in the Bucks County countryside updated numerous spaces throughout the house, but the highlight was this beautiful master suite. A custom inlaid medallion in the wood floor at the entryway leads to the master bedroom with a large window allowing plenty of natural light. The focal point of the bedroom is a gas fireplace with a unique petrified wood fireplace surround. Koch glass entry doors lead from the bedroom to both a walk in closet and the master bathroom. The bathroom design features a large shower with a built in seat, shelves, and a Dreamline shower door, plus a freestanding Victoria & Albert tub. The DuraSupreme vanity is framed by a tower cabinet and glass front wall cabinet. Afina lighted mirrors are perfect for getting ready, and the radiator towel warmer and underfloor heating provide a warm, soothing environment.

The Madison is a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath Cottage-style Home. Possessing well-crafted space and creative storage, the Madison is the perfect blend of Ross Chapin's Madrona and Ellis homes. A deep, room-sized front porch, cozily nested within the homesite's private garden space, welcomes visitors. Large enough to act as an extension of the living space, this outdoor room has limitless potential and is an integral element of cottage-style living. Inside, an open floor plan is complemented by numerous large windows, beautiful hardwood flooring, and smart storage solutions. When woven together, these elements maximize living space and create a warm, inviting space. Custom built-ins ensure that every square inch is utilized, whether it be for storage or for style.

A beautiful rear exterior featuring a convenient covered patio with a concrete extension, perfect for outdoor relaxation. The numerous windows allow natural light to flood the space, while the classic brick finish adds to the home's charm.