A contemporary bedroom designed for rest and comfort.
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This Kitchen located in Wyncote, PA a Philadelphia suburb, was designed for a Cordon Bleu trained pastry Chef. Note the professional range and the integration of professional and residential design elements. This Kitchen utilized Custom Oak Cabinets and both Professional and Residential grade appliances. Photo by: Hugh Loomis

This Kitchen was designed and installed as part of the Vassar Designers' Show House in Philadelphia's Man Line Suburb. The kitchen utilized Imported Cabinetry and Domestic Appliances. Photo by: Hugh Loomis

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Example of a trendy kitchen design in Seattle

Inspiration for a modern home design remodel in New York

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Photographer- Dustin Peck http://www.houzz.com/pro/dpphoto/dustinpeckphotographyinc Designer- Jeff Snyder http://www.houzz.com/pro/pablo919/simons-house-interiors June/July 2015 Practice What You Preach http://www.urbanhomemagazine.com/feature/1371

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Example of a trendy exterior home design in Seattle

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Kitchen - contemporary kitchen idea in New York

photo courtesy of Travis Belden and Paula Katz
Mid-sized trendy blue two-story concrete fiberboard exterior home photo in Indianapolis with a mixed material roof

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Located within a building constructed in 1937, this apartment retained many of the signature features of New York’s golden age of residential architecture when we first encountered it in 2012—a spacious foyer and living room, wide halls, and beautiful wood floors. Creative professionals keen to color and material, our clients took issue with the kitchen. Also emblematic of prewar apartment living, this room was tucked away in a dim, narrow space, and did not accommodate the couple’s love of entertaining. While they didn’t want to remove any walls separating the kitchen from the living room, our client desired a kitchen that would not only reflect their taste, but also feel larger and better connected to the rest of the apartment. In response, we removed a wall between the kitchen and adjoining dining area, which enhanced the space’s volume and allowed daylight to penetrate more deeply into the kitchen. New cabinetry was designed to expand storage capacity and enclose new appliances, while expressing the client’s personality. We extended cabinetry into the dining area, to provide additional storage for dinnerware. To maximize the sense of spaciousness, we removed the kitchen’s tile floor and replaced it with oak flooring similar to the original oak flooring installed throughout the apartment. All flooring was sanded, ebonized, and refinished to create a more seamless flow between spaces. The dark hue creates contrast with the white plaster walls, as well, engendering a new sense of drama and elegance in all the interiors.