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The coffered ceiling in the dining room positions perfectly over the table seating for ten. Walkouts on both sides of the room give guests an opportunity to relax on the screen porch after a meal or head down to the lake.

The dining room contained two corner cabinets with glass leaded doors. We wanted a small cupboard in the kitchen for glasses, but the space available was narrow. Instead of letting the cupboard to the ceiling we designed it low, "stole" the general design of the original dining room cupboards and built a little gem. That this cupboard reflects the syle and design of the adjoining room's cupboards connects the kitchen design with the original architecture of the home and allows an ease when moving from one room to another. We should not overlook in design other features of the hone, instead these present opportunities to enrich the overall space and continuum. Jaeger & Ernst cabinetmakers believe in restoration done well and with creative thought. We welcome the chance to work with other trade professionals to achieve similar ends. When such efforts of restoration are led by a creative architect the ends may be truly beautiful. Image # 21068.5 Photographer: Greg Jaeger

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In the master bath, the lady of the house has a vanity that faces the window so she can be naturally illuminated. Her makeup mirror is not pictured, but it sits on a stand so it can be easily moved and adjusted. Two metal shelving units (one is shown) flank the doorway and provide both display and storage opportunities. A Bonisolli Photography

I've replaced the succulents that were previously in the framed units with winter greens for a seasonal look.
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Transform your home’s appearance with the modern look of a glass and aluminum garage door. The Clopay® AVANTE™ collection gives you the opportunity to customize a new garage door for your home. Access the beauty of natural light during the day, and return home to a warm glow at night. Different window options allow you to choose the right degree of natural light for your home and privacy needs. You can even add a splash of color by choosing aluminum panels to match your favorite frame.

A juxtaposition of decorum and nonchalance, this bespoke home embodies every aspect of coastal living. Intertwined with the surrounding scenery, its neutral color pallet is a reflection of the soft waters rolling onto the double oceanfront lot. Generous, open living areas offer ample opportunity for entertaining while separate guest suites provide a serene atmosphere to recharge. Oversized outdoor games, a swimming pool, and sun deck spanning the oceanfront complete this family-centric retreat. Photography: Dana Hoff

The Chestnut Hill’s large front porch and craftsman exterior invite you into this home. The main level provides plenty of opportunity for entertaining with its wide open floor plan as well as providing cozy, personal spaces. The office provides a private place to get away. The master bedroom and luxurious master bath complete the main floor. The upper level includes a spacious loft as well as 2 additional bedrooms and full bathroom.

In a bootility you should opt for a mix of open and closed storage, providing an opportunity for organisation and efficiency, making family life a whole lot easier.

A beautiful mountain home we had the opportunity to renovate. These granite countertops feature overhanging chiseled edges to provide a very thick and rocky appearance. Special thanks to the owner for this chance to showcase our talents!

The homeowners of this retro inspired space, are a young couple that desired to create an open kitchen and dining area. The remodeling goal was to have a space to entertain family and friends. The challenge was to keep the architecture true to the original 1960s mid-century ranch home, while gaining the function of a modern day home. We had an opportunity to take a couple's dreams and aid them into making it a reality.

This typical late 20th Century home located in Fishers, IN had a somewhat open kitchen-living area.Because their extensive home-grown gardening, canning and wine making needs weren't accommodated by the small existing kitchen/dining areas, these clients hired Residential Architect LeeConstantine to improve their situation. Constantine separated the "wine making zone" from the everyday "family kitchen zone" striving to allow the zones to "flow" between the two without isolating one from the other. A small rear addition allowed the necessary expansion needed to create the different zones as well as provide for a new walk-in food pantry closet, the various prep and cooking centers, and the opportunity and space to entertain guests there to sample their delicious "creations".In addition, Constantine provided a design offering opportunities for the expression of the clients individual personalities and tastes. This was achieved by incorporating niches for artwork, arched stained glass components highlighting the "home-grown" concept and even a dumb waiter housed within a base cabinet accommodating the transport of 5 gallon "carboys" directly to the basement wine cellar.

The master bedroom of House 4 is nestled into the limestone hillside and restricted on opportunities to bring natural light into the space. Our solution was to create a light well at ground level above to provide diffuse light for this reading nook. Photo Credit: Craig Washburn Pictures

Gorgeous vanity! A special thanks to the homeowners for giving us the opportunity to create this for you!
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Multiple tiered retaining walls were necessary to correct the yard's steep grade. The new walls also presented an opportunity for stairs to be built from the street up to the front door – a welcomed addition for visitors!

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The cabinetry continues further into the space in the form of a beautiful wet bar. The soft blue-green tone of the cabinets pair wonderfully with the wood accents, which is carried throughout the cabinetry design in other areas of the basement. The existing clean out stack sat out front of the wall in the hallway adjacent to the wet bar. We saw this as an opportunity to extend the cabinetry along that wall to encapsulate it- making it seemingly disappear.

Few things bring us more joy than creating a bespoke space for our clients. certain projects progressed in stages. what began as a gut renovation of the main house expanded in scope to include the addition of an attached guesthouse and blowout and remodel of the kitchen. with each stage came new challenges and opportunities and a welcome reminder that a designer’s work is never truly done.