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Example of a large tuscan freestanding desk medium tone wood floor study room design in Phoenix with beige walls

New contemporary pool and patio space now blend with the remodeled house. A sun shelf offers a way for sunbathers to stay cool while catching rays. Sandler Photographic

A tub shower transformed into a standing open shower. A concrete composite vanity top incorporates the sink and counter making it low maintenance. Photography by Jacob Hand

Upscale look for casual dining.
Large transitional medium tone wood floor kitchen/dining room combo photo in Columbus with beige walls and no fireplace

Large contemporary beige two-story concrete flat roof idea in Los Angeles

Our designer has achieved a stylish look by combining dark cabinets and light-colored marbles.

Megan Bob Photography

Photo: Carolyn Reyes Photography © 2017 Houzz Design: franklinAve
Inspiration for a transitional living room remodel in Los Angeles

The first step was to remove the old deck, install new underground plumbing lines and significantly enlarge the coverage area of the deck. Also, a small, poorly functioning spa in the shallow end was removed and a new larger, elevated circular model was installed at the middle of the pool.

The first step was to remove the old deck, install new underground plumbing lines and significantly enlarge the coverage area of the deck. Also, a small, poorly functioning spa in the shallow end was removed and a new larger, elevated circular model was installed at the middle of the pool.

Driven by ambitious decarbonization goals, this project upgraded aging HVAC and water heating systems while enhancing indoor environmental quality and connectivity. At the same time, rebuilding an old, poorly enclosed back porch provided the opportunity to enhance indoor-outdoor connection and interior flow. Overcoming technical challenges, architects implemented continuous insulation and air sealing, using energy modeling and embodied carbon accounting to balance performance and aesthetics. Together with the addition of solar panels, the result is a fully decarbonized, ILFI Zero Energy-certified, all-electric house with improved insulation, air quality, and sustainability. This innovative retrofit, completed on a tight budget, serves as a replicable model for transforming older homes into efficient, environmentally friendly residences.

Driven by ambitious decarbonization goals, this project upgraded aging HVAC and water heating systems while enhancing indoor environmental quality and connectivity. At the same time, rebuilding an old, poorly enclosed back porch provided the opportunity to enhance indoor-outdoor connection and interior flow. Overcoming technical challenges, architects implemented continuous insulation and air sealing, using energy modeling and embodied carbon accounting to balance performance and aesthetics. Together with the addition of solar panels, the result is a fully decarbonized, ILFI Zero Energy-certified, all-electric house with improved insulation, air quality, and sustainability. This innovative retrofit, completed on a tight budget, serves as a replicable model for transforming older homes into efficient, environmentally friendly residences.

Driven by ambitious decarbonization goals, this project upgraded aging HVAC and water heating systems while enhancing indoor environmental quality and connectivity. At the same time, rebuilding an old, poorly enclosed back porch provided the opportunity to enhance indoor-outdoor connection and interior flow. Overcoming technical challenges, architects implemented continuous insulation and air sealing, using energy modeling and embodied carbon accounting to balance performance and aesthetics. Together with the addition of solar panels, the result is a fully decarbonized, ILFI Zero Energy-certified, all-electric house with improved insulation, air quality, and sustainability. This innovative retrofit, completed on a tight budget, serves as a replicable model for transforming older homes into efficient, environmentally friendly residences.

The open concept kitchen was designed to keep everything off the countertops,! All small appliances are hidden in functional areas. The beautiful Walnut Veneer Cabinets are punctuated but the high gloss white, touch latch, flush cabinets

Joel Barbitta
Inspiration for a mid-sized coastal white one-story exterior home remodel in Perth

The kitchen in the Cardinal Model, designed by Garman Builders, Inc. of Ephrata, PA. Photo Credit: Justin Tearney
Open concept kitchen - mid-sized traditional u-shaped open concept kitchen idea with a single-bowl sink, white cabinets, granite countertops, beige backsplash, stainless steel appliances and no island

Our clients 1970's vintage kitchen was poorly designed. We remodeled it into a contemporary space that fits their entertaining lifestyle. We worked with our in-house designer to model the project in 3D with Google Sketchup, listened to our client's feedback and prepared an extremely detailed contract. Our crew of craftsmen and our select group of subcontractors built the project within our client's budget and schedule. They love their new kitchen!

Our clients 1970's vintage kitchen was poorly designed. We remodeled it into a contemporary space that fits their entertaining lifestyle. We worked with our in-house designer to model the project in 3D with Google Sketchup, listened to our client's feedback and prepared an extremely detailed contract. Our crew of craftsmen and our select group of subcontractors built the project within our client's budget and schedule. They love their new kitchen!

A beautiful update to an original 1976 kitchen with poor storage options. Replaced all cabinets with brighter finish, replace countertops with exotic granite, and replace backsplash with new modern tiles. Reused appliances and flooring to save on renovation cost.