Glenview Haus Transitional Collection combines the simplicity of contemporary design and the refined elegance of traditional design to create sleek, contemporary wooden front doors. Transitional front doors are characterized by form and fashion, often through taking a minimalist approach to design. Narrow lines, large, uninterrupted glass or glazed openings and precise horizontal and vertical alignments add definition and design to these wooden front doors and complement most architectural styles. Encompassing oversized door systems, flush doors and floating paneled structures, Glenview Haus’s transitional, wooden front doors are sure to leave a lasting impression on visitors.

What began as a forgotten mid-century modern house was reimagined into a home that celebrates its architectural roots while embracing modern comfort and functionality. The redesigned layout opened the floor plan, inviting light and flow throughout the home. A new primary suite now offers a private retreat with a walk-in closet, floating vanity, heated towel bars, and spa-inspired comfort. The kitchen was crafted for efficiency and style, featuring quartzite surfaces, custom millwork, and clever storage like a hidden “magic corner.” Lighting was thoughtfully integrated into exposed beams, highlighting textures and form while maintaining the home’s mid-century character. Every detail, inside and out, reflects a seamless balance of nostalgia, accessibility, and timeless design.

What began as a forgotten mid-century modern house was reimagined into a home that celebrates its architectural roots while embracing modern comfort and functionality. The redesigned layout opened the floor plan, inviting light and flow throughout the home. A new primary suite now offers a private retreat with a walk-in closet, floating vanity, heated towel bars, and spa-inspired comfort. The kitchen was crafted for efficiency and style, featuring quartzite surfaces, custom millwork, and clever storage like a hidden “magic corner.” Lighting was thoughtfully integrated into exposed beams, highlighting textures and form while maintaining the home’s mid-century character. Every detail, inside and out, reflects a seamless balance of nostalgia, accessibility, and timeless design.

The Jackson II is a spacious four bedroom home with a downstairs office/study, which can also be configured as a guest suite with bay window (shown here). The two story foyer has a railed overlook above, and encompasses a stairway with a feature window over the landing. The family room and breakfast overlook the rear yard, and the centrally located kitchen is open to all main living areas of the home, for good traffic flow and entertaining. A large pass-through utility room/mudroom is on the first floor, and accesses a back hallway convenient to the powder room and kitchen. The guest suite is located off this hallway, creating a nice combination of privacy and accessibility. Nine foot ceilings throughout the first floor are included. The upstairs primary bedroom suite features a large bedroom with a trey ceiling, and a luxury bath with dual vanities, linen closet, enclosed commode, garden tub, and separate shower, adjacent to a roomy closet. Additional luxury bath options are also offered on this plan. Three additional bedrooms, one with a large walk-in closet, share a hall bath. Exterior plan details include a front porch, shake siding accents, and true radius head windows.

What began as a forgotten mid-century modern house was reimagined into a home that celebrates its architectural roots while embracing modern comfort and functionality. The redesigned layout opened the floor plan, inviting light and flow throughout the home. A new primary suite now offers a private retreat with a walk-in closet, floating vanity, heated towel bars, and spa-inspired comfort. The kitchen was crafted for efficiency and style, featuring quartzite surfaces, custom millwork, and clever storage like a hidden “magic corner.” Lighting was thoughtfully integrated into exposed beams, highlighting textures and form while maintaining the home’s mid-century character. Every detail, inside and out, reflects a seamless balance of nostalgia, accessibility, and timeless design.

The Albany is a two story plan that makes great use of available square footage It foregoes the formal living room in favor of a spacious formal dining room, open family room, study or fifth bedroom, and a covered patio. A two story foyer creates an open entry, and the very open layout of the family room, kitchen, and breakfast area create a large shared living space. The family room adjoins the covered patio, and the first floor study/fifth bedroom is located at the rear of the home. The upstairs primary suite is accessed by double doors, and includes a tray ceiling in the bedroom, a private sitting room, private access to a covered deck, a room-sized closet, and luxury bath with corner whirlpool, separate shower, dual vanities, and enclosed commode area. The upstairs hall opens to three more bedrooms, two of which share a bath, and to the home's third full bath, utility room, and second linen closet. Two exterior elevations are offered, both featuring a covered entry and a multi-layered hip-and gable roof design, incorporating both brick and shake siding on the front of the home.

The Albany is a two story plan that makes great use of available square footage It foregoes the formal living room in favor of a spacious formal dining room, open family room, study or fifth bedroom, and a covered patio. A two story foyer creates an open entry, and the very open layout of the family room, kitchen, and breakfast area create a large shared living space. The family room adjoins the covered patio, and the first floor study/fifth bedroom is located at the rear of the home. The upstairs primary suite is accessed by double doors, and includes a tray ceiling in the bedroom, a private sitting room, private access to a covered deck, a room-sized closet, and luxury bath with corner whirlpool, separate shower, dual vanities, and enclosed commode area. The upstairs hall opens to three more bedrooms, two of which share a bath, and to the home's third full bath, utility room, and second linen closet. Two exterior elevations are offered, both featuring a covered entry and a multi-layered hip-and gable roof design, incorporating both brick and shake siding on the front of the home.

What began as a forgotten mid-century modern house was reimagined into a home that celebrates its architectural roots while embracing modern comfort and functionality. The redesigned layout opened the floor plan, inviting light and flow throughout the home. A new primary suite now offers a private retreat with a walk-in closet, floating vanity, heated towel bars, and spa-inspired comfort. The kitchen was crafted for efficiency and style, featuring quartzite surfaces, custom millwork, and clever storage like a hidden “magic corner.” Lighting was thoughtfully integrated into exposed beams, highlighting textures and form while maintaining the home’s mid-century character. Every detail, inside and out, reflects a seamless balance of nostalgia, accessibility, and timeless design.

The Jackson II is a spacious four bedroom home with a downstairs office/study, which can also be configured as a guest suite with bay window (shown here). The two story foyer has a railed overlook above, and encompasses a stairway with a feature window over the landing. The family room and breakfast overlook the rear yard, and the centrally located kitchen is open to all main living areas of the home, for good traffic flow and entertaining. A large pass-through utility room/mudroom is on the first floor, and accesses a back hallway convenient to the powder room and kitchen. The guest suite is located off this hallway, creating a nice combination of privacy and accessibility. Nine foot ceilings throughout the first floor are included. The upstairs primary bedroom suite features a large bedroom with a trey ceiling, and a luxury bath with dual vanities, linen closet, enclosed commode, garden tub, and separate shower, adjacent to a roomy closet. Additional luxury bath options are also offered on this plan. Three additional bedrooms, one with a large walk-in closet, share a hall bath. Exterior plan details include a front porch, shake siding accents, and true radius head windows.

The front entrance of the Restoring 836 Folk-Victorian home offers a warm and inviting welcome that reflects the care taken throughout the renovation. MDR Design Co. preserved original architectural details such as classic woodwork and the transom window while updating finishes for a fresh yet timeless look. Soft, neutral tones and thoughtfully placed lighting create an inviting foyer that sets the tone for the home’s elegant restoration. While not visible here, the kitchen features convenient back stairs that provide discreet access to upper levels, enhancing the home’s functional flow and historic charm.

What began as a forgotten mid-century modern house was reimagined into a home that celebrates its architectural roots while embracing modern comfort and functionality. The redesigned layout opened the floor plan, inviting light and flow throughout the home. A new primary suite now offers a private retreat with a walk-in closet, floating vanity, heated towel bars, and spa-inspired comfort. The kitchen was crafted for efficiency and style, featuring quartzite surfaces, custom millwork, and clever storage like a hidden “magic corner.” Lighting was thoughtfully integrated into exposed beams, highlighting textures and form while maintaining the home’s mid-century character. Every detail, inside and out, reflects a seamless balance of nostalgia, accessibility, and timeless design.

What began as a forgotten mid-century modern house was reimagined into a home that celebrates its architectural roots while embracing modern comfort and functionality. The redesigned layout opened the floor plan, inviting light and flow throughout the home. A new primary suite now offers a private retreat with a walk-in closet, floating vanity, heated towel bars, and spa-inspired comfort. The kitchen was crafted for efficiency and style, featuring quartzite surfaces, custom millwork, and clever storage like a hidden “magic corner.” Lighting was thoughtfully integrated into exposed beams, highlighting textures and form while maintaining the home’s mid-century character. Every detail, inside and out, reflects a seamless balance of nostalgia, accessibility, and timeless design.

What began as a forgotten mid-century modern house was reimagined into a home that celebrates its architectural roots while embracing modern comfort and functionality. The redesigned layout opened the floor plan, inviting light and flow throughout the home. A new primary suite now offers a private retreat with a walk-in closet, floating vanity, heated towel bars, and spa-inspired comfort. The kitchen was crafted for efficiency and style, featuring quartzite surfaces, custom millwork, and clever storage like a hidden “magic corner.” Lighting was thoughtfully integrated into exposed beams, highlighting textures and form while maintaining the home’s mid-century character. Every detail, inside and out, reflects a seamless balance of nostalgia, accessibility, and timeless design.

The Albany is a two story plan that makes great use of available square footage It foregoes the formal living room in favor of a spacious formal dining room, open family room, study or fifth bedroom, and a covered patio. A two story foyer creates an open entry, and the very open layout of the family room, kitchen, and breakfast area create a large shared living space. The family room adjoins the covered patio, and the first floor study/fifth bedroom is located at the rear of the home. The upstairs primary suite is accessed by double doors, and includes a tray ceiling in the bedroom, a private sitting room, private access to a covered deck, a room-sized closet, and luxury bath with corner whirlpool, separate shower, dual vanities, and enclosed commode area. The upstairs hall opens to three more bedrooms, two of which share a bath, and to the home's third full bath, utility room, and second linen closet. Two exterior elevations are offered, both featuring a covered entry and a multi-layered hip-and gable roof design, incorporating both brick and shake siding on the front of the home.

What began as a forgotten mid-century modern house was reimagined into a home that celebrates its architectural roots while embracing modern comfort and functionality. The redesigned layout opened the floor plan, inviting light and flow throughout the home. A new primary suite now offers a private retreat with a walk-in closet, floating vanity, heated towel bars, and spa-inspired comfort. The kitchen was crafted for efficiency and style, featuring quartzite surfaces, custom millwork, and clever storage like a hidden “magic corner.” Lighting was thoughtfully integrated into exposed beams, highlighting textures and form while maintaining the home’s mid-century character. Every detail, inside and out, reflects a seamless balance of nostalgia, accessibility, and timeless design.

Homeowners in Rhinebeck desired an elevated patio offering views of a nearby valley and accessibility. A stone staircase designed to become a natural part of the hillside meanders upward toward the patio and connects to an existing pool. Plantings add to the natural feel and help the patio and stairway blend with the surroundings.

The Albany is a two story plan that makes great use of available square footage It foregoes the formal living room in favor of a spacious formal dining room, open family room, study or fifth bedroom, and a covered patio. A two story foyer creates an open entry, and the very open layout of the family room, kitchen, and breakfast area create a large shared living space. The family room adjoins the covered patio, and the first floor study/fifth bedroom is located at the rear of the home. The upstairs primary suite is accessed by double doors, and includes a tray ceiling in the bedroom, a private sitting room, private access to a covered deck, a room-sized closet, and luxury bath with corner whirlpool, separate shower, dual vanities, and enclosed commode area. The upstairs hall opens to three more bedrooms, two of which share a bath, and to the home's third full bath, utility room, and second linen closet. Two exterior elevations are offered, both featuring a covered entry and a multi-layered hip-and gable roof design, incorporating both brick and shake siding on the front of the home.

What began as a forgotten mid-century modern house was reimagined into a home that celebrates its architectural roots while embracing modern comfort and functionality. The redesigned layout opened the floor plan, inviting light and flow throughout the home. A new primary suite now offers a private retreat with a walk-in closet, floating vanity, heated towel bars, and spa-inspired comfort. The kitchen was crafted for efficiency and style, featuring quartzite surfaces, custom millwork, and clever storage like a hidden “magic corner.” Lighting was thoughtfully integrated into exposed beams, highlighting textures and form while maintaining the home’s mid-century character. Every detail, inside and out, reflects a seamless balance of nostalgia, accessibility, and timeless design.

What began as a forgotten mid-century modern house was reimagined into a home that celebrates its architectural roots while embracing modern comfort and functionality. The redesigned layout opened the floor plan, inviting light and flow throughout the home. A new primary suite now offers a private retreat with a walk-in closet, floating vanity, heated towel bars, and spa-inspired comfort. The kitchen was crafted for efficiency and style, featuring quartzite surfaces, custom millwork, and clever storage like a hidden “magic corner.” Lighting was thoughtfully integrated into exposed beams, highlighting textures and form while maintaining the home’s mid-century character. Every detail, inside and out, reflects a seamless balance of nostalgia, accessibility, and timeless design.