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This client needed to update their historic East Coast-style home to match their modern lifestyle without sacrificing its beauty and elegance. Moore Design Group enhanced the original design with a reconfigured layout, horizontal and vertical design elements, and careful attention to detail. We blended original architectural features with the convenience of contemporary appliances, custom cabinetry, finishes, fixtures, and lighting. The kitchen was a client priority; we centered the room around a grand island with an eat-at bar that inspires shared meals and conversations. Walls were eliminated to open up the space. Custom cabinetry and granite slab countertops were installed, and the wood floors were refinished. For a final touch, the owner created architectural ceiling moldings that reflect the adjacent dining and living rooms. We reclaimed obsolete space to create a primary ensuite. A steam shower, claw-foot tub, and traditional double basin vanity transformed the bathroom into a bespoke sanctuary. Our discovery of a fabulous gray, blue and beige marble for wainscoting and countertops launched the lovely, soft palette. An added touch of luxury: a dressing table and wardrobes line the adjacent bedroom

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This client needed to update their historic East Coast-style home to match their modern lifestyle without sacrificing its beauty and elegance. Moore Design Group enhanced the original design with a reconfigured layout, horizontal and vertical design elements, and careful attention to detail. We blended original architectural features with the convenience of contemporary appliances, custom cabinetry, finishes, fixtures, and lighting. The kitchen was a client priority; we centered the room around a grand island with an eat-at bar that inspires shared meals and conversations. Walls were eliminated to open up the space. Custom cabinetry and granite slab countertops were installed, and the wood floors were refinished. For a final touch, the owner created architectural ceiling moldings that reflect the adjacent dining and living rooms. We reclaimed obsolete space to create a primary ensuite. A steam shower, claw-foot tub, and traditional double basin vanity transformed the bathroom into a bespoke sanctuary. Our discovery of a fabulous gray, blue and beige marble for wainscoting and countertops launched the lovely, soft palette. An added touch of luxury: a dressing table and wardrobes line the adjacent bedroom

Problem: Homeowners had a leak in their smelly, damp basement Solution: Problem solved... and fresh, beautiful living spaces were created! "The homeowners called us to fix a leak in their basement... which turned out to be a backed up drain, caused by a crack in an obsolete drain tile, and two leaks in their foundation... it sort of snowballed," says Bryan Ogle, owner of Ogle Construction and Maintenance Services. With small children in the home, the couple decided to invest in solving the problem with a long- term solution. They wanted to make the basement safe and comfortable for their young family. After the drain tile was fixed, the entire area was reinsulated, and finished with new sheetrock, trim, carpet and lighting. The electrical system was updated and a new laundry room (with loads of storage), bedroom and family room were created in the space. What was once a damp, smelly basement (with a dehumidifier running constantly) is now a fresh, clean living space for the family to enjoy.

Problem: Homeowners had a leak in their smelly, damp basement Solution: Problem solved... and fresh, beautiful living spaces were created! "The homeowners called us to fix a leak in their basement... which turned out to be a backed up drain, caused by a crack in an obsolete drain tile, and two leaks in their foundation... it sort of snowballed," says Bryan Ogle, owner of Ogle Construction and Maintenance Services. With small children in the home, the couple decided to invest in solving the problem with a long- term solution. They wanted to make the basement safe and comfortable for their young family. After the drain tile was fixed, the entire area was reinsulated, and finished with new sheetrock, trim, carpet and lighting. The electrical system was updated and a new laundry room (with loads of storage), bedroom and family room were created in the space. What was once a damp, smelly basement (with a dehumidifier running constantly) is now a fresh, clean living space for the family to enjoy.

This client needed to update their historic East Coast-style home to match their modern lifestyle without sacrificing its beauty and elegance. Moore Design Group enhanced the original design with a reconfigured layout, horizontal and vertical design elements, and careful attention to detail. We blended original architectural features with the convenience of contemporary appliances, custom cabinetry, finishes, fixtures, and lighting. The kitchen was a client priority; we centered the room around a grand island with an eat-at bar that inspires shared meals and conversations. Walls were eliminated to open up the space. Custom cabinetry and granite slab countertops were installed, and the wood floors were refinished. For a final touch, the owner created architectural ceiling moldings that reflect the adjacent dining and living rooms. We reclaimed obsolete space to create a primary ensuite. A steam shower, claw-foot tub, and traditional double basin vanity transformed the bathroom into a bespoke sanctuary. Our discovery of a fabulous gray, blue and beige marble for wainscoting and countertops launched the lovely, soft palette. An added touch of luxury: a dressing table and wardrobes line the adjacent bedroom

Problem: Homeowners had a leak in their smelly, damp basement Solution: Problem solved... and fresh, beautiful living spaces were created! "The homeowners called us to fix a leak in their basement... which turned out to be a backed up drain, caused by a crack in an obsolete drain tile, and two leaks in their foundation... it sort of snowballed," says Bryan Ogle, owner of Ogle Construction and Maintenance Services. With small children in the home, the couple decided to invest in solving the problem with a long- term solution. They wanted to make the basement safe and comfortable for their young family. After the drain tile was fixed, the entire area was reinsulated, and finished with new sheetrock, trim, carpet and lighting. The electrical system was updated and a new laundry room (with loads of storage), bedroom and family room were created in the space. What was once a damp, smelly basement (with a dehumidifier running constantly) is now a fresh, clean living space for the family to enjoy.

Problem: Homeowners had a leak in their smelly, damp basement Solution: Problem solved... and fresh, beautiful living spaces were created! "The homeowners called us to fix a leak in their basement... which turned out to be a backed up drain, caused by a crack in an obsolete drain tile, and two leaks in their foundation... it sort of snowballed," says Bryan Ogle, owner of Ogle Construction and Maintenance Services. With small children in the home, the couple decided to invest in solving the problem with a long- term solution. They wanted to make the basement safe and comfortable for their young family. After the drain tile was fixed, the entire area was reinsulated, and finished with new sheetrock, trim, carpet and lighting. The electrical system was updated and a new laundry room (with loads of storage), bedroom and family room were created in the space. What was once a damp, smelly basement (with a dehumidifier running constantly) is now a fresh, clean living space for the family to enjoy.

This client needed to update their historic East Coast-style home to match their modern lifestyle without sacrificing its beauty and elegance. Moore Design Group enhanced the original design with a reconfigured layout, horizontal and vertical design elements, and careful attention to detail. We blended original architectural features with the convenience of contemporary appliances, custom cabinetry, finishes, fixtures, and lighting. The kitchen was a client priority; we centered the room around a grand island with an eat-at bar that inspires shared meals and conversations. Walls were eliminated to open up the space. Custom cabinetry and granite slab countertops were installed, and the wood floors were refinished. For a final touch, the owner created architectural ceiling moldings that reflect the adjacent dining and living rooms. We reclaimed obsolete space to create a primary ensuite. A steam shower, claw-foot tub, and traditional double basin vanity transformed the bathroom into a bespoke sanctuary. Our discovery of a fabulous gray, blue and beige marble for wainscoting and countertops launched the lovely, soft palette. An added touch of luxury: a dressing table and wardrobes line the adjacent bedroom

This client needed to update their historic East Coast-style home to match their modern lifestyle without sacrificing its beauty and elegance. Moore Design Group enhanced the original design with a reconfigured layout, horizontal and vertical design elements, and careful attention to detail. We blended original architectural features with the convenience of contemporary appliances, custom cabinetry, finishes, fixtures, and lighting. The kitchen was a client priority; we centered the room around a grand island with an eat-at bar that inspires shared meals and conversations. Walls were eliminated to open up the space. Custom cabinetry and granite slab countertops were installed, and the wood floors were refinished. For a final touch, the owner created architectural ceiling moldings that reflect the adjacent dining and living rooms. We reclaimed obsolete space to create a primary ensuite. A steam shower, claw-foot tub, and traditional double basin vanity transformed the bathroom into a bespoke sanctuary. Our discovery of a fabulous gray, blue and beige marble for wainscoting and countertops launched the lovely, soft palette. An added touch of luxury: a dressing table and wardrobes line the adjacent bedroom

This client needed to update their historic East Coast-style home to match their modern lifestyle without sacrificing its beauty and elegance. Moore Design Group enhanced the original design with a reconfigured layout, horizontal and vertical design elements, and careful attention to detail. We blended original architectural features with the convenience of contemporary appliances, custom cabinetry, finishes, fixtures, and lighting. The kitchen was a client priority; we centered the room around a grand island with an eat-at bar that inspires shared meals and conversations. Walls were eliminated to open up the space. Custom cabinetry and granite slab countertops were installed, and the wood floors were refinished. For a final touch, the owner created architectural ceiling moldings that reflect the adjacent dining and living rooms. We reclaimed obsolete space to create a primary ensuite. A steam shower, claw-foot tub, and traditional double basin vanity transformed the bathroom into a bespoke sanctuary. Our discovery of a fabulous gray, blue and beige marble for wainscoting and countertops launched the lovely, soft palette. An added touch of luxury: a dressing table and wardrobes line the adjacent bedroom

Problem: Homeowners had a leak in their smelly, damp basement Solution: Problem solved... and fresh, beautiful living spaces were created! "The homeowners called us to fix a leak in their basement... which turned out to be a backed up drain, caused by a crack in an obsolete drain tile, and two leaks in their foundation... it sort of snowballed," says Bryan Ogle, owner of Ogle Construction and Maintenance Services. With small children in the home, the couple decided to invest in solving the problem with a long- term solution. They wanted to make the basement safe and comfortable for their young family. After the drain tile was fixed, the entire area was reinsulated, and finished with new sheetrock, trim, carpet and lighting. The electrical system was updated and a new laundry room (with loads of storage), bedroom and family room were created in the space. What was once a damp, smelly basement (with a dehumidifier running constantly) is now a fresh, clean living space for the family to enjoy.

This client needed to update their historic East Coast-style home to match their modern lifestyle without sacrificing its beauty and elegance. Moore Design Group enhanced the original design with a reconfigured layout, horizontal and vertical design elements, and careful attention to detail. We blended original architectural features with the convenience of contemporary appliances, custom cabinetry, finishes, fixtures, and lighting. The kitchen was a client priority; we centered the room around a grand island with an eat-at bar that inspires shared meals and conversations. Walls were eliminated to open up the space. Custom cabinetry and granite slab countertops were installed, and the wood floors were refinished. For a final touch, the owner created architectural ceiling moldings that reflect the adjacent dining and living rooms. We reclaimed obsolete space to create a primary ensuite. A steam shower, claw-foot tub, and traditional double basin vanity transformed the bathroom into a bespoke sanctuary. Our discovery of a fabulous gray, blue and beige marble for wainscoting and countertops launched the lovely, soft palette. An added touch of luxury: a dressing table and wardrobes line the adjacent bedroom

This client needed to update their historic East Coast-style home to match their modern lifestyle without sacrificing its beauty and elegance. Moore Design Group enhanced the original design with a reconfigured layout, horizontal and vertical design elements, and careful attention to detail. We blended original architectural features with the convenience of contemporary appliances, custom cabinetry, finishes, fixtures, and lighting. The kitchen was a client priority; we centered the room around a grand island with an eat-at bar that inspires shared meals and conversations. Walls were eliminated to open up the space. Custom cabinetry and granite slab countertops were installed, and the wood floors were refinished. For a final touch, the owner created architectural ceiling moldings that reflect the adjacent dining and living rooms. We reclaimed obsolete space to create a primary ensuite. A steam shower, claw-foot tub, and traditional double basin vanity transformed the bathroom into a bespoke sanctuary. Our discovery of a fabulous gray, blue and beige marble for wainscoting and countertops launched the lovely, soft palette. An added touch of luxury: a dressing table and wardrobes line the adjacent bedroom

Problem: Homeowners had a leak in their smelly, damp basement Solution: Problem solved... and fresh, beautiful living spaces were created! "The homeowners called us to fix a leak in their basement... which turned out to be a backed up drain, caused by a crack in an obsolete drain tile, and two leaks in their foundation... it sort of snowballed," says Bryan Ogle, owner of Ogle Construction and Maintenance Services. With small children in the home, the couple decided to invest in solving the problem with a long- term solution. They wanted to make the basement safe and comfortable for their young family. After the drain tile was fixed, the entire area was reinsulated, and finished with new sheetrock, trim, carpet and lighting. The electrical system was updated and a new laundry room (with loads of storage), bedroom and family room were created in the space. What was once a damp, smelly basement (with a dehumidifier running constantly) is now a fresh, clean living space for the family to enjoy.

This is a prime example of premium quality craftsmanship in the landscape design/build business. By redesigning the front entrance to create a porch/landing with an additional parking court, we significantly improved the appearance and value of the property in Rye, New York. The new driveway was constructed of a porous asphalt material which improved the stormwater management adjacent to the wetland. The landscape planting featured a variety of long blooming, native flowering perennials which attract beneficial insect species. This contributes to the successful management of the landscape with sustainable organics. The custom kinetic sculpture adds a nice finishing touch. Instead of a typical evergreen hedge, native clethra was planted on the property border to define the space while contributing fragrance, grace and pollinators to what easily could have been a less active, sterile space. Heavily planted ground cover natives such as ajuga, creeping jenny, Irish moss, sweet woodruff and geraniums made the need for weeding practically obsolete. The use of ground covers as mulch was most effective for resource management.

This client needed to update their historic East Coast-style home to match their modern lifestyle without sacrificing its beauty and elegance. Moore Design Group enhanced the original design with a reconfigured layout, horizontal and vertical design elements, and careful attention to detail. We blended original architectural features with the convenience of contemporary appliances, custom cabinetry, finishes, fixtures, and lighting. The kitchen was a client priority; we centered the room around a grand island with an eat-at bar that inspires shared meals and conversations. Walls were eliminated to open up the space. Custom cabinetry and granite slab countertops were installed, and the wood floors were refinished. For a final touch, the owner created architectural ceiling moldings that reflect the adjacent dining and living rooms. We reclaimed obsolete space to create a primary ensuite. A steam shower, claw-foot tub, and traditional double basin vanity transformed the bathroom into a bespoke sanctuary. Our discovery of a fabulous gray, blue and beige marble for wainscoting and countertops launched the lovely, soft palette. An added touch of luxury: a dressing table and wardrobes line the adjacent bedroom

Problem: Homeowners had a leak in their smelly, damp basement Solution: Problem solved... and fresh, beautiful living spaces were created! "The homeowners called us to fix a leak in their basement... which turned out to be a backed up drain, caused by a crack in an obsolete drain tile, and two leaks in their foundation... it sort of snowballed," says Bryan Ogle, owner of Ogle Construction and Maintenance Services. With small children in the home, the couple decided to invest in solving the problem with a long- term solution. They wanted to make the basement safe and comfortable for their young family. After the drain tile was fixed, the entire area was reinsulated, and finished with new sheetrock, trim, carpet and lighting. The electrical system was updated and a new laundry room (with loads of storage), bedroom and family room were created in the space. What was once a damp, smelly basement (with a dehumidifier running constantly) is now a fresh, clean living space for the family to enjoy.