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This 1995 contemporary Tudor is a spacious home with large rooms, multiple fireplaces, vaulted ceilings, and spectacular views. It sat vacant for two years until the right buyer came along. The new owners were excited, and ready to dive into remodeling. First project: A totally new Master Bath.
The original bath had vaulted ceilings with popcorn texture. It also had a dated Jacuzzi as its centerpiece. Removing the Jacuzzi became a priority that would free up the space and offer all kinds of interior design possibilities.
The owners chose Rick Jacobson for the project. After removing the Jacuzzi, Rick removed the existing popcorn ceiling texture and replaced it with a knock-down finish. He added adjustable dimmers and additional can lighting for the right blend of lighting.
The new plan began from the ground up, with in-floor heating. The new floor is constructed with 6” X 24” Porcelain planks that look great. The walk-in shower walls are constructed with 12” x 18” Travertine Porcelain tiles. The shower floor, niche, and border were crafted using 2” x 2” slate Porcelain with Travertine pencils (the border treatment).
The shower features a Kohler rubbed oil shower control valve, and ceiling-mounted 11-inch rubbed oil rain shower head. It’s a great combination for this beautiful shower.

The former laundry room / mudroom was cramped and lacked storage. It also had an awkward staircase that was the only access up to the second floor playroom.
This re-design was part of a larger renovation that included tearing out the existing second floor main bath, extending the hallway past the bedrooms into the play- room, and deleting the lower stair case from the mudroom. This allowed us to install the custom bench with a shoe drawer, coat hooks and shelves where the former staircase was located. We were also able to re-design the cabinet area and install the custom cherry wood cabinets used throughout the rest of the home. Practical additions like room for laundry bins and drying racks add ease to laundry day.
Photo by Graham Twomey

Bathroom remodel in Lakeville, MN by White Birch Design LLC. To learn more about us and see more examples of our work, visit www.whitebirchdesignllc.com.
Where to start here…the lovely blue cabinets? The hex accent tile in the shower? The completely open space? There are so many details to this Lakeville, MN bathroom remodel, it’s hard to pick a favorite! We made such a transformation here taking out the tub that was never used and creating more storage. We added a second closet to the existing space to accommodate his and her storage, and a second sink! In the end, we gave them a beautiful and functional bathroom and we are thrilled with the end result!
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Kitchen - large transitional u-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor kitchen idea in Philadelphia with flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, granite countertops, beige backsplash, stone tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and a double-bowl sink

This gorgeous traditional style master bathroom features a Woodland White Delray Vanity with Della Terra White Sands Quartz countertop with top radius edge and 4" backsplash. Faucets are Kohler Devonshire single handle in Oil Rubbed Bronze finish installed over a Caxton white undermount sink. The flooring is a stunning Savannah Honey 6x24 tile with Desert Khaki grout.
Photo by Preview First

Powder room and Main bathroom facelift. In the Powder room we removed original pedestal sink and put in small vanity with drawers and a Laminate counter top with a bevel edge. We finished off the room with new vinyl floor over the original tile, new bevel edged mirror, an updated light fixture and faucet in a chrome finish. The main bathroom we were able to add in additional cabinets for storage and more counter top space. Along with updating the cabinets came a custom frame for the new mirror, chrome light fixture, faucet, semi custom shower door and vinyl flooring over the existing tile.

PHOTO: Richard D'Angelo, CraftPro Contracting LLC owner-operator (www.craftprocontracting.com)
BEFORE & AFTER: Second view from living room.
SCOPE OF WORK: The main staircase that faces the entry door of this home in Madison, NJ (07940) was redone with new boxed newel posts, balusters and handrails. The existing inner and outer stringers and the risers were old stained wood. The homeowners wanted the staircase – a main focal point from three areas: the entry, the kitchen and the living room – to look a little more modern. CraftPro was brought in to refinish the existing parts of this staircase and paint and stain the new work. We also painted a closet, some bathroom trim, touched-up areas of the hallway walls and more.
Details and more photos of this staircase finishing home improvement project are on our website at http://www.craftprocontracting.com/portfolio/madison-nj-staircase-painting-staining/.

We completely revised the kitchen layout, moving appliances and fixtures around to accommodate a larger open layout. The old peninsula was removed and replaced by an island with guest seating. By removing the wall to the adjacent room, the room now feels much more open and bright.
Commercial grade appliances include Wolf range and industrial ventilation hood, integrated counter-depth Sub-Zero refrigerator, beverage cooler, and drawer microwave. The oil-rubbed bronze fixtures and pot-filler contrasted with the lighter tones of the cabinets and Cambria quartz countertops. R.D. Henry custom cabinetry was finished in a cream color, highlighted by distressing and glazing. The new cabinets featured split-panel doors on the upper cabinets with frosted glass and LED backlighting inside the cabinets. The island cabinets in cherrywood were meant to complement the existing fireplace built-in cabinets. Every single detail was accounted for and executed by Brian and our team.

We completely revised the kitchen layout, moving appliances and fixtures around to accommodate a larger open layout. The old peninsula was removed and replaced by an island with guest seating. By removing the wall to the adjacent room, the room now feels much more open and bright.
Commercial grade appliances include Wolf range and industrial ventilation hood, integrated counter-depth Sub-Zero refrigerator, beverage cooler, and drawer microwave. The oil-rubbed bronze fixtures and pot-filler contrasted with the lighter tones of the cabinets and Cambria quartz countertops. R.D. Henry custom cabinetry was finished in a cream color, highlighted by distressing and glazing. The new cabinets featured split-panel doors on the upper cabinets with frosted glass and LED backlighting inside the cabinets. The island cabinets in cherrywood were meant to complement the existing fireplace built-in cabinets. Every single detail was accounted for and executed by Brian and our team.

Powder room and Main bathroom facelift. In the Powder room we removed original pedestal sink and put in small vanity with drawers and a Laminate counter top with a bevel edge. We finished off the room with new vinyl floor over the original tile, new bevel edged mirror, an updated light fixture and faucet in a chrome finish. The main bathroom we were able to add in additional cabinets for storage and more counter top space. Along with updating the cabinets came a custom frame for the new mirror, chrome light fixture, faucet, semi custom shower door and vinyl flooring over the existing tile.

We completely revised the kitchen layout, moving appliances and fixtures around to accommodate a larger open layout. The old peninsula was removed and replaced by an island with guest seating. By removing the wall to the adjacent room, the room now feels much more open and bright.
Commercial grade appliances include Wolf range and industrial ventilation hood, integrated counter-depth Sub-Zero refrigerator, beverage cooler, and drawer microwave. The oil-rubbed bronze fixtures and pot-filler contrasted with the lighter tones of the cabinets and Cambria quartz countertops. R.D. Henry custom cabinetry was finished in a cream color, highlighted by distressing and glazing. The new cabinets featured split-panel doors on the upper cabinets with frosted glass and LED backlighting inside the cabinets. The island cabinets in cherrywood were meant to complement the existing fireplace built-in cabinets. Every single detail was accounted for and executed by Brian and our team.

We completely revised the kitchen layout, moving appliances and fixtures around to accommodate a larger open layout. The old peninsula was removed and replaced by an island with guest seating. By removing the wall to the adjacent room, the room now feels much more open and bright.
Commercial grade appliances include Wolf range and industrial ventilation hood, integrated counter-depth Sub-Zero refrigerator, beverage cooler, and drawer microwave. The oil-rubbed bronze fixtures and pot-filler contrasted with the lighter tones of the cabinets and Cambria quartz countertops. R.D. Henry custom cabinetry was finished in a cream color, highlighted by distressing and glazing. The new cabinets featured split-panel doors on the upper cabinets with frosted glass and LED backlighting inside the cabinets. The island cabinets in cherrywood were meant to complement the existing fireplace built-in cabinets. Every single detail was accounted for and executed by Brian and our team.

Photo by Visual Memories Photography
Inspiration for a large transitional master beige tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile and beige floor freestanding bathtub remodel in Chicago with recessed-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, beige walls, an undermount sink, quartz countertops and a hinged shower door
Inspiration for a large transitional master beige tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile and beige floor freestanding bathtub remodel in Chicago with recessed-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, beige walls, an undermount sink, quartz countertops and a hinged shower door

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Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations

The big changes to the bones of this kitchen were taking down the walls and doors between the kitchen, butler’s pantry, and dining room. We also replaced the existing windows with larger ones and added more windows between them, modernizing the space with a flood of natural light. The new, extra-long expanse of Quartz countertop is now where our client catches some sun while she makes her pour-over coffee in the morning at her functional, aesthetic, and custom coffee mug station. The sexy range hood paired with the matching Quartz backsplash and custom shelving is centered on its wall, directly across from a custom 48”x48” framed oil painting that ties the client’s color palette together. The vintage-inspired black vinyl floor mat balances out the black hood and plays off the vintage-esque bronze light fixture.

The big changes to the bones of this kitchen were taking down the walls and doors between the kitchen, butler’s pantry, and dining room. We also replaced the existing windows with larger ones and added more windows between them, modernizing the space with a flood of natural light. The new, extra-long expanse of Quartz countertop is now where our client catches some sun while she makes her pour-over coffee in the morning at her functional, aesthetic, and custom coffee mug station. The sexy range hood paired with the matching Quartz backsplash and custom shelving is centered on its wall, directly across from a custom 48”x48” framed oil painting that ties the client’s color palette together. The vintage-inspired black vinyl floor mat balances out the black hood and plays off the vintage-esque bronze light fixture.

This bathroom has been remodeled, the existing soffit above the shower was removed, opened up, and floor to ceiling tile and glass was added. The large Jacuzzi tub was original, but the tile surround has been updated. Elegant marble tile has been added, along with contemporary glass accents tiles.

We completely revised the kitchen layout, moving appliances and fixtures around to accommodate a larger open layout. The old peninsula was removed and replaced by an island with guest seating. By removing the wall to the adjacent room, the room now feels much more open and bright.
Commercial grade appliances include Wolf range and industrial ventilation hood, integrated counter-depth Sub-Zero refrigerator, beverage cooler, and drawer microwave. The oil-rubbed bronze fixtures and pot-filler contrasted with the lighter tones of the cabinets and Cambria quartz countertops. R.D. Henry custom cabinetry was finished in a cream color, highlighted by distressing and glazing. The new cabinets featured split-panel doors on the upper cabinets with frosted glass and LED backlighting inside the cabinets. The island cabinets in cherrywood were meant to complement the existing fireplace built-in cabinets. Every single detail was accounted for and executed by Brian and our team.

In their third remodel with us, this young family wanted to update their craftsman bungalow kitchen. The existing kitchen already opened up into the dining room from one of our previous renovations. However, the kitchen still lacked adequate counter space and attractive, functional storage.
This project started with an aesthetic compromise– he wanted a stainless steel kitchen, she wanted a more traditional style. The final result has modern lines and smooth surfaces, combined with natural variation and texture.
Handmade ceramic tiles from North Prairie Tile add a touch of rustic warmth. The rift-sawn white-oak has a more subdued pattern than the usual plain sawn oak.
Before the renovation, a free standing island added storage and counter space to the kitchen. This design added a built-in version of this makeshift solution. The new transitional cabinet is custom built to match the existing buffet in the dining room, and keeps dishes and tools out of sight.
A continuous London Grey granite counter top provides enough work space to make cooking and entertaining easy. Custom stainless steel shelves near the range are easy to clean and keep messy oils within reach. Photography by Troy Thies
Design: Joseph Metzler / SALA Architects

The big changes to the bones of this kitchen were taking down the walls and doors between the kitchen, butler’s pantry, and dining room. We also replaced the existing windows with larger ones and added more windows between them, modernizing the space with a flood of natural light. The new, extra-long expanse of Quartz countertop is now where our client catches some sun while she makes her pour-over coffee in the morning at her functional, aesthetic, and custom coffee mug station. The sexy range hood paired with the matching Quartz backsplash and custom shelving is centered on its wall, directly across from a custom 48”x48” framed oil painting that ties the client’s color palette together. The vintage-inspired black vinyl floor mat balances out the black hood and plays off the vintage-esque bronze light fixture.

Designers
Hugo Silva and Joana Santos.
Description
With a strong geometric character, DUO is a dialogue between two different shades of cork. The DUO exists in 5 versions. Each grows from its two-dimensional tile pattern making it a three-dimensional volume that ends in circular shape. Thus, we can switch between two functions: a square table and a circular bench. Together, DUOs create vibrant compositions and a set of shapes according to where they are observed.
Materials
Composite black cork and composite light cork.
Finishes:
Colorless aqueous coating with water, oil, stain and dirt repellency properties, as well as high UV resistance and aging properties.
Dimension
L30 x H45 x D30 cm
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