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At 4500 sf this home has a very unique floor plan. Standing in the double height entry foyer, guests enjoy views throughout the home spiraling off from this central orientation point.
The Living room ceilings sweep upwards in a graceful S-curve, unveiling the beautiful Sonoran desert views through the two story high window wall, facing north towards the mountains while taking advantage of the northern view solar orientation.
Study this floor plan and you will begin to understand the unique, curvaceous journey one takes passing from Bedrooms to Living to Dining and Kitchen spaces.
The exterior has been designed to wrap around the home, like a blanket in the breeze, offering protection from the intense summer sun, while providing interesting geometric lines shaping the very comfortable spaces inside...when it's all said and done, the home needs to speak to the occupants, and be at peace with the site.

Beautiful Carmel style Dining Room, with Rustic chandelier.
Chef's kitchen, designed for a gourmet cook with fine cabinetry with soft closing drawers, Taj Mahal granite counters and decorative tile backsplash, Thermador appliances, including 48" 6-burner stove top, built in double oven, refrigerator and microwave. Large center island with sink and breakfast bar plus a walk in pantry, impressive great room with fireplace.
Sophisticated Elegance describes this Custom Carmel Style Estate Style Home. Solid Alder wood doors, brilliant wide plank walnut hardwood floors, lots of windows with remote control blinds. This luxurious home has been thoughtfully designed by Chris Spalding for everyday family comforts or grand entertaining.
Feng Shui'ed by Feng Shui Style, and designed by Jennifer A. Emmer and Stacy Carlson
Grand iron door entry, opens to a spacious floor plan. The interior spans 3,016 sq. ft. of living space and features four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms.
Private backyard, professionally landscaped.

Feast your eyes on our new Outdoor Living Display. The feature is located at our Creative Center on New Holland Pike in Lancaster, PA. This is the finished Product. We have documented the entire build from start to finish. Previous videos were shot in time-lapse during the duration of the build. Links to previous videos are at the bottom of the page.
The Display feature incorporates a little bit of the services we provide. We featured different aspects of outdoor living. The first thing to catch your eye is a fairly large-scale water feature. The water feature consist of a ecosystem pond. The water starts to flow from a spillway bowl fountain. The spillway pours into the bog filter. The water then flows down various cascading waterfalls. The waterfalls and pond were constructed out of 2 different types of boulders. We did this to show various options available. There is a gigantic boulder fountain that is incorporated into the pond as well. There is a skimmer in the pond the show functionality. The pond then flows over a zero edge waterfall into a large basin. Atop the basin is 3 fountains. 2 bubbling urn fountains as well as fire bowl fountain.
The patio area incorporates different styles and colors of pavers. Along with different styles of boarders. There is 2 seating walls on either side of the patio area. Each seating wall has a mixture of stone and brick veneer and topped with flagstone caps. There is a very unique shed next to the patio area. Surrounding the patio are we installed an outdoor audio system as well. This system cranks out some serious sound. Stop by and have a listen!
The entire project area is outfitted with landscape lighting. We incorporated up-lights, wall lights, path lights, and a couple spot lights. The entire water feature also has underwater lighting installed. Landscaping was installed around the project to finished it off. If you're in the Lancaster area be sure to stop by and check it out!!! Visitors are always welcome.
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Handmade tile lends itself well to Craftsman, Arts & Crafts and Mission style homes. Due to being glazed by hand you get rich variation in color in addition to having access to some of the most beautiful colors around.
This fireplace features the same glaze color, Patina, on both red and white clays to show off it's variation capabilities. Accents of Peacock Green are added in for extra pop.
Lined in Pencil Liner in Matador Red and Amber with a embellishment at the very top, not much could get better with this fireplace.
2"x3" Subway Tile - 123R Patina, 123W Patina, 713 Peacock Green / Pencil Liner - Custom Red, 65 Amber / Custom cut tile - Custom Red, 65 Amber

At 4500 sf this home has a very unique floor plan. Standing in the double height entry foyer, guests enjoy views throughout the home spiraling off from this central orientation point.
The Living room ceilings sweep upwards in a graceful S-curve, unveiling the beautiful Sonoran desert views through the two story high window wall, facing north towards the mountains while taking advantage of the northern view solar orientation.
Study this floor plan and you will begin to understand the unique, curvaceous journey one takes passing from Bedrooms to Living to Dining and Kitchen spaces.
The exterior has been designed to wrap around the home, like a blanket in the breeze, offering protection from the intense summer sun, while providing interesting geometric lines shaping the very comfortable spaces inside...when it's all said and done, the home needs to speak to the occupants, and be at peace with the site.

This kitchen went from white washed oak with wallpaper to cherry modern and sophisticated. We took out the 2 islands and created one center island with counter seating areas. We replaced all of the cabinets with Waypoint cabinets in a rich cherry finish and topped them with Cambria Ella counter tops. The eye catching iridescent mosaic tile back splash finishes off the transitional look. We tied the open kitchen and living area together with the living room built-ins and a new fireplace surround. The area got new oak hardwood floors in a grey stain. We love how this kitchen and living room came to life with a total makeover! Floor Plan & Design by Hatfield Builders & Remodelers | Photography by Versatile Imaging

The Plymouth was designed to fit into the existing architecture vernacular featuring round tapered columns and eyebrow window but with an updated flair in a modern farmhouse finish. This home was designed to fit large groups for entertaining while the size of the spaces can make for intimate family gatherings.
The interior pallet is neutral with splashes of blue and green for a classic feel with a modern twist. Off of the foyer you can access the home office wrapped in a two tone grasscloth and a built in bookshelf wall finished in dark brown. Moving through to the main living space are the open concept kitchen, dining and living rooms where the classic pallet is carried through in neutral gray surfaces with splashes of blue as an accent. The plan was designed for a growing family with 4 bedrooms on the upper level, including the master. The Plymouth features an additional bedroom and full bathroom as well as a living room and full bar for entertaining.
Photographer: Ashley Avila Photography
Interior Design: Vision Interiors by Visbeen
Builder: Joel Peterson Homes

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Inspiration for a transitional family room remodel in Chicago
Inspiration for a transitional family room remodel in Chicago

This room is so beautiful I had to use it as my website home page. The antique area rug is a family heirloom in which we based the whole modern craftsman design around. The homeowners original interior colors where fall colors in warm reds, yellows and greens. The wanted a lighter palette. We started by adding a cream colored sofa and loveseat. The custom plaid ottoman has two descrete drawers that pull out to hold drinks when one is laying on the sofa. An excellent and convenient feature. A round end table was placed in between the two rectangular shaped furnishings to break up the straight lines in the room. I also bought in some black color to add depth. Decorative pillows with a tan pattern add a nice design element to the room. The table lamp was sourced at a local antique mall and I had a black silk custom shade made for a touch of elegance. Plus, when the lamp is lit that shade gives off the best light. Art from a local artist and an antique ship painting compliment this room very well. This room to me is just perfect.

Architecture by TMS Architects
Photo Credit: Rob Karosis
Arts and crafts exterior home photo in Boston
Arts and crafts exterior home photo in Boston

Feast your eyes on our new Outdoor Living Display. The feature is located at our Creative Center on New Holland Pike in Lancaster, PA. This is the finished Product. We have documented the entire build from start to finish. Previous videos were shot in time-lapse during the duration of the build. Links to previous videos are at the bottom of the page.
The Display feature incorporates a little bit of the services we provide. We featured different aspects of outdoor living. The first thing to catch your eye is a fairly large-scale water feature. The water feature consist of a ecosystem pond. The water starts to flow from a spillway bowl fountain. The spillway pours into the bog filter. The water then flows down various cascading waterfalls. The waterfalls and pond were constructed out of 2 different types of boulders. We did this to show various options available. There is a gigantic boulder fountain that is incorporated into the pond as well. There is a skimmer in the pond the show functionality. The pond then flows over a zero edge waterfall into a large basin. Atop the basin is 3 fountains. 2 bubbling urn fountains as well as fire bowl fountain.
The patio area incorporates different styles and colors of pavers. Along with different styles of boarders. There is 2 seating walls on either side of the patio area. Each seating wall has a mixture of stone and brick veneer and topped with flagstone caps. There is a very unique shed next to the patio area. Surrounding the patio are we installed an outdoor audio system as well. This system cranks out some serious sound. Stop by and have a listen!
The entire project area is outfitted with landscape lighting. We incorporated up-lights, wall lights, path lights, and a couple spot lights. The entire water feature also has underwater lighting installed. Landscaping was installed around the project to finished it off. If you're in the Lancaster area be sure to stop by and check it out!!! Visitors are always welcome.

How Planning Leads to Successful Construction
Construction projects, whether small residential jobs or large commercial builds, require more than just skilled labor and high-quality materials. The foundation of a successful project lies in effective planning. Proper planning ensures efficiency, minimizes risks, and keeps the project within budget and on schedule. Here’s how thorough planning leads to successful construction:
1. Clear Project Scope and Objectives
Defining the project scope early on helps prevent scope creep and miscommunication. Establishing clear goals, deliverables, and timelines ensures that everyone involved understands the expectations. This prevents delays and unnecessary changes during construction.
2. Accurate Budgeting and Cost Control
A well-planned project includes a detailed cost estimation. This accounts for labor, materials, permits, and unexpected contingencies. Without proper budgeting, costs can spiral out of control, leading to financial strain and potential project failure.
3. Efficient Resource Management
Proper planning helps allocate resources effectively, including manpower, equipment, and materials. Scheduling workers and ordering materials at the right time avoids delays caused by shortages or logistical issues.
4. Risk Identification and Mitigation
Every construction project comes with risks—weather delays, supply chain issues, safety hazards, or regulatory compliance concerns. Planning ahead allows for risk assessment and the implementation of strategies to mitigate potential problems before they occur.
5. Compliance with Regulations and Permits
Failing to secure the necessary permits or adhere to building codes can halt a project indefinitely. Planning ensures that all legal requirements are met in advance, avoiding costly fines and legal complications.
6. Seamless Communication and Coordination
A structured plan includes clear communication protocols between contractors, architects, engineers, and clients. When everyone is on the same page, mistakes are reduced, and the workflow remains smooth.
7. Improved Project Scheduling
A construction schedule outlines each phase of the project, from site preparation to finishing touches. A well-planned schedule helps keep tasks on track, prevents unnecessary delays, and ensures timely project completion.
8. Higher Quality Workmanship
Planning allows for a structured approach to quality control. By setting benchmarks, conducting inspections, and using the right materials, projects meet industry standards and client expectations.
9. Better Client Satisfaction
When a project is completed on time, within budget, and meets quality expectations, client satisfaction increases. A satisfied client is more likely to recommend your services and return for future projects.
Conclusion
In construction, planning isn’t just a step—it’s the backbone of success. From budgeting and resource management to compliance and scheduling, thorough planning prevents costly errors, improves efficiency, and ensures a high-quality outcome. Whether you're working on a small driveway installation or a large-scale commercial project, investing time in planning will always pay off in the long run.
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Please visit our website for more photos of this kitchen and links to national and NJ magazines it has been featured in.
Photo: Joy Yagid Photography

Project Developer Jim Wrenn http://www.houzz.com/pro/jwrenn1/jim-wrenn-case-design-remodeling-inc
Designer Stephanie Dickens http://www.houzz.com/pro/sdickens1/stephanie-dickens-case-design-remodeling-inc
Project Manager Rich Gettys
Photography by Stacy Zarin Goldberg

With a warm welcome, I would like to invite you to my
Solo Art Show Reception at Chapter Two Brewery
on Saturday, November 27th 2021 between 6:00pm-11:00pm.
I have been working over this past year on a wonderful new collection of abstract paintings with the theme of landscape, forest, waterfall and so much more that is up to your imagination.
Please join me for this FREE event and bring any friends and relatives you think would like to come out and thank you in advance for sharing my event! Chapter Two is an amazing working Brewery in Walkerville that provides a variety of beers and food as well as a unique large space for this event!
Here is the link to my event page on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/events/399394665064039
Please see all the details below:
Place: Chapter Two Brewing Company
Location: 2345 Edna St. Windsor (off Walker Rd.)
Reception Time: Saturday, November 27th 2021 between 6:00pm-11:00pm
ALL ARE WELCOME!
Also, paintings can be viewed when the brewery is open,
between Wednesday, November 24th until Wednesday, December 1st 2021
Operating Hours:
Monday - CLOSED
Tuesday - 12pm-8pm
Wednesday - 12pm-8pm
Thursday - 12pm-10pm
Friday - 12pm-11pm
Saturday - 12pm-11pm
Sunday - 12pm-7pm
I welcome anybody to require further arrangements for private showings by sending me an email or message on messenger!
Please join me on the following RECEPTION date:
Saturday, November 27th 2021 between 6:00pm-11:00pm

Feast your eyes on our new Outdoor Living Display. The feature is located at our Creative Center on New Holland Pike in Lancaster, PA. This is the finished Product. We have documented the entire build from start to finish. Previous videos were shot in time-lapse during the duration of the build. Links to previous videos are at the bottom of the page.
The Display feature incorporates a little bit of the services we provide. We featured different aspects of outdoor living. The first thing to catch your eye is a fairly large-scale water feature. The water feature consist of a ecosystem pond. The water starts to flow from a spillway bowl fountain. The spillway pours into the bog filter. The water then flows down various cascading waterfalls. The waterfalls and pond were constructed out of 2 different types of boulders. We did this to show various options available. There is a gigantic boulder fountain that is incorporated into the pond as well. There is a skimmer in the pond the show functionality. The pond then flows over a zero edge waterfall into a large basin. Atop the basin is 3 fountains. 2 bubbling urn fountains as well as fire bowl fountain.
The patio area incorporates different styles and colors of pavers. Along with different styles of boarders. There is 2 seating walls on either side of the patio area. Each seating wall has a mixture of stone and brick veneer and topped with flagstone caps. There is a very unique shed next to the patio area. Surrounding the patio are we installed an outdoor audio system as well. This system cranks out some serious sound. Stop by and have a listen!
The entire project area is outfitted with landscape lighting. We incorporated up-lights, wall lights, path lights, and a couple spot lights. The entire water feature also has underwater lighting installed. Landscaping was installed around the project to finished it off. If you're in the Lancaster area be sure to stop by and check it out!!! Visitors are always welcome.

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These homeowners have an expansive collection of books that they wanted to put on display. This library gave them a cozy area to show them off and to sit by a warm fire in cozy leather arm chairs to enjoy a few pages. Matt Villano Photography

Feast your eyes on our new Outdoor Living Display. The feature is located at our Creative Center on New Holland Pike in Lancaster, PA. This is the finished Product. We have documented the entire build from start to finish. Previous videos were shot in time-lapse during the duration of the build. Links to previous videos are at the bottom of the page.
The Display feature incorporates a little bit of the services we provide. We featured different aspects of outdoor living. The first thing to catch your eye is a fairly large-scale water feature. The water feature consist of a ecosystem pond. The water starts to flow from a spillway bowl fountain. The spillway pours into the bog filter. The water then flows down various cascading waterfalls. The waterfalls and pond were constructed out of 2 different types of boulders. We did this to show various options available. There is a gigantic boulder fountain that is incorporated into the pond as well. There is a skimmer in the pond the show functionality. The pond then flows over a zero edge waterfall into a large basin. Atop the basin is 3 fountains. 2 bubbling urn fountains as well as fire bowl fountain.
The patio area incorporates different styles and colors of pavers. Along with different styles of boarders. There is 2 seating walls on either side of the patio area. Each seating wall has a mixture of stone and brick veneer and topped with flagstone caps. There is a very unique shed next to the patio area. Surrounding the patio are we installed an outdoor audio system as well. This system cranks out some serious sound. Stop by and have a listen!
The entire project area is outfitted with landscape lighting. We incorporated up-lights, wall lights, path lights, and a couple spot lights. The entire water feature also has underwater lighting installed. Landscaping was installed around the project to finished it off. If you're in the Lancaster area be sure to stop by and check it out!!! Visitors are always welcome.

Three of these gorgeous outdoor sconces light up the balcony each evening. A separate light sensor is located in another area and triggers the lights to come on at dusk and off at sunrise. They are dimmable so city views are not compromised at night. They provide just the right amount of evening light on the balcony which surrounds the entire apartment.
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