Cabinetry: Starmark Style: Ridgeville w/ Five Piece Drawers Finish: Maple in Macadamia Countertops: (Solid Surfaces Unlimited) Desert Breeze Quartz Plumbing: (Progressive Plumbing) Delta Mateo Touchless Faucet in Stainless; Blanco Precis in White Hardware: (Hardware Resources) Audrey Pull in Satin Nickel Backsplash Tile: (Virginia Tile) 3” X 12” Grace in Sand Matte Flooring: (Krauseneck) Shaw Atlantic Towers – Polar Bear Glass Shelving: Mt. Clemens Glass Interior Designer: Devon Moore Contractor: LVE

The open kitchen features Eggersman Trondheim Akazie Silver cabinetry with matte glass upper cabinet doors and Wilsonart, “North Cascades,” quartz counter and backsplash. Fully integrated Miele appliances include an induction stove, convection and speed wall ovens, undercounter wine storage, and a concealed range hood. A pocket door divides the primary suite entrance at far right where the wall was precisely dimensioned to fit “Tornado,” by Cuban artist Jorge Lopez Pardo. Subtle tray ceiling details are juxtaposed with the exposed concrete column.

Designed to complement the scale and elegance of this soaring arched window, these custom floor-to-ceiling draperies add softness while emphasizing the home's architectural details. The textured neutral fabric brings depth without competing with the view, creating a refined balance of light, privacy, and timeless style. Precisely tailored and installed to frame the dramatic windows, the treatment enhances the room's height and delivers a polished, luxury finish.

Our homes are resilient, adaptable, and when combined with Solar can be built to zero energy standards. Designs come complete with Solar ready features, LED Lighting, structured wiring, and expandable building automation technology. Ultra efficient mechanical equipment with small diameter ducts and variable speed blowers reduce energy use and ensure consistent temperatures between rooms, zones, and floors. Modular Prefabrication offers a smarter building system that leverages manufacturing efficiency, advanced engineering technology, and highly skilled labor to precisely produce high quality, durable, and efficient buildings in a fraction of the time needed in traditional construction. This is not your standard prefab home! EcoCraft homes are designed and constructed to provide our home owners with a look and feel that is unlike anything you have ever experienced!

A refined balance of clean lines and inviting materials. Painted micro-shaker cabinetry establishes a timeless foundation, complemented by a built-in wood-burning oven and a sit-in island designed for everyday gathering. Walnut accents introduce warmth and contrast, softening the stainless elements and bringing depth to the space. Thoughtfully designed and precisely executed—this kitchen is built to be lived in. Photo Credit: PDET Photography, Pawel Dmytrow

Cabinetry: Starmark Style: Ridgeville w/ Five Piece Drawers Finish: Maple in Macadamia Countertops: (Solid Surfaces Unlimited) Desert Breeze Quartz Plumbing: (Progressive Plumbing) Delta Mateo Touchless Faucet in Stainless; Blanco Precis in White Hardware: (Hardware Resources) Audrey Pull in Satin Nickel Backsplash Tile: (Virginia Tile) 3” X 12” Grace in Sand Matte Flooring: (Krauseneck) Shaw Atlantic Towers – Polar Bear Glass Shelving: Mt. Clemens Glass Interior Designer: Devon Moore Contractor: LVE

In this kitchen remodel, Medallion Gold Maple cabinets in the Glenwood finish with Amaretto accented with Atlas Sleek Pulls in brushed nickel, Cambria Hollinsbrook countertop and Polished Durango mini-brick mosaic backsplash was installed. A Blanco Precis single bowl sink in Anthracite color with Moen stainless Arbor Motion Sense faucet and drinking faucet in brushed nickel. An Air King stainless steel hood and garden window was installed.

Cabinetry: Starmark Style: Ridgeville w/ Five Piece Drawers Finish: Maple in Macadamia Countertops: (Solid Surfaces Unlimited) Desert Breeze Quartz Plumbing: (Progressive Plumbing) Delta Mateo Touchless Faucet in Stainless; Blanco Precis in White Hardware: (Hardware Resources) Audrey Pull in Satin Nickel Backsplash Tile: (Virginia Tile) 3” X 12” Grace in Sand Matte Flooring: (Krauseneck) Shaw Atlantic Towers – Polar Bear Glass Shelving: Mt. Clemens Glass Interior Designer: Devon Moore Contractor: LVE

Cabinetry: Showplace Framed Style: Pendleton SP275 w/ Five Piece Drawers Species/Finish: Maple Cashew Countertops: (Redemption Stone Craft) Calacatta Ocellio Quartz Plumbing: Blanco Precis in Truffle & Delta Lenta Faucet in Stainless Lighting: (Customer’s Own) Hardware: (Hardware Resources) Sullivan Pulls in Stai Backsplash Tile: (Virginia Tile) Teramoda Bamboo 3x12 Glossy with Tozen Strontium Natural Glass Mosaic Flooring: (Redemption Floor Craft) Antiquity Kosmos Designer: Devon Moore Contractor: Pete Markoff

Standard Australian dedicated laundry room customized cabinet set. Upper wall-mounted cabinets provide overhead storage space for laundry detergent, cleaning supplies and household tools; the middle long marble countertop is equipped with a classic farmhouse deep sink for hand washing and soaking clothes. The right side precisely embeds stacked front-load washing machine and clothes dryer, the lower pull-out cabinet is specially designed to place detachable laundry sorting basket, classified washing and storage. All cabinet hardware meets Australian standard heavy load requirements, panel anti-termite treatment avoids pest erosion in long-term indoor use.

A refined balance of clean lines and inviting materials. Painted micro-shaker cabinetry establishes a timeless foundation, complemented by a built-in wood-burning oven and a sit-in island designed for everyday gathering. Walnut accents introduce warmth and contrast, softening the stainless elements and bringing depth to the space. Thoughtfully designed and precisely executed—this kitchen is built to be lived in. Photo Credit: PDET Photography, Pawel Dmytrow

Greenfield Cabinetry Hancock door style with reverse raised panel in Chalk painted finish were installed in this kitchen. Amenities included are: roll-out trays, drawers, double wastebasket cabinet, tray dividers, pantry pull-out, diagonal super susan, and peg drawer inserts. MSI Calacatta Laza Quartz with ¼” double roundover edge are installed in the kitchen and desk area. The tile backsplash is Craft II White Gloss 3x12 tile on the range and sink walls. A Blanco Precis double bowl kitchen sink with 1-3/4” low divide in white with a Moen Arbor U faucet with pull-down spray. A new Andersen 400 Series window was installed in the kitchen. In the kitchen pantry, custom ¾” birch plywood shelving was installed. Three custom floating shelves were installed over the desk area. Daroca 12x24” Atar tile was installed on the floor.

Our homes are resilient, adaptable, and when combined with Solar can be built to zero energy standards. Designs come complete with Solar ready features, LED Lighting, structured wiring, and expandable building automation technology. Ultra efficient mechanical equipment with small diameter ducts and variable speed blowers reduce energy use and ensure consistent temperatures between rooms, zones, and floors. Modular Prefabrication offers a smarter building system that leverages manufacturing efficiency, advanced engineering technology, and highly skilled labor to precisely produce high quality, durable, and efficient buildings in a fraction of the time needed in traditional construction. This is not your standard prefab home! EcoCraft homes are designed and constructed to provide our home owners with a look and feel that is unlike anything you have ever experienced!

Cabinetry: Showplace Framed Style: Pendleton SP275 w/ Five Piece Drawers Species/Finish: Maple Cashew Countertops: (Redemption Stone Craft) Calacatta Ocellio Quartz Plumbing: Blanco Precis in Truffle & Delta Lenta Faucet in Stainless Lighting: (Customer’s Own) Hardware: (Hardware Resources) Sullivan Pulls in Stai Backsplash Tile: (Virginia Tile) Teramoda Bamboo 3x12 Glossy with Tozen Strontium Natural Glass Mosaic Flooring: (Redemption Floor Craft) Antiquity Kosmos Designer: Devon Moore Contractor: Pete Markoff

This double-height living space is organized around a clear structural and material logic. Exposed timber trusses define the vaulted, 31-foot ceiling, with expressed connections and exposed steel plates emphasizing load paths and joinery. Vertical and horizontal wood paneling is carefully proportioned to align with window heads and rails, reinforcing visual order across the elevation. A large, multi-part window wall and glazed doors are precisely framed in wood to bring daylight deep into the room and establish a direct relationship to the landscape beyond. The restrained palette—natural wood, painted shiplap, and simple plaster—allows the structure and detailing to remain legible, resulting in a room that is both spatially generous and architecturally disciplined.

A refined balance of clean lines and inviting materials. Painted micro-shaker cabinetry establishes a timeless foundation, complemented by a built-in wood-burning oven and a sit-in island designed for everyday gathering. Walnut accents introduce warmth and contrast, softening the stainless elements and bringing depth to the space. Thoughtfully designed and precisely executed—this kitchen is built to be lived in. Photo Credit: PDET Photography, Pawel Dmytrow

Approaching this beautiful mountain home is a feast for the eyes. The allure and stunning beauty not only comes from the minute details of the home and landscaping but from the grand vistas that encompass it. Be prepared ….the moment one steps over the threshold all perception of what a typical mountain home can be changes in an instant. A perfect explanation of what is presented is modern meets mountain. The elegant, simply unique home features a fresh approach to mountain living. Consistency and continuity are the fundamental features of this special home. Certain elements run throughout the interior; engineered wide oak flooring, white horizontal plank paneling, and gray fresh split stone adorn the walls and limestone countertops in various rooms. However, as your eye follows the quiet, clean lines they are intermittently interrupted with a dash of splash here and a pop of color there that are placed precisely in the right spots. Photography: Rodger Wade

Demo and ground-up construction of a single-family NetZero infill home. 2,385 sf of precisely aligned, horizontally and vertically harmonious, intentionally designed living space. Every room faces the enveloping garden, with natural light filling the entire home through European steel-framed windows. Constant-run cedar planks designed to mature and metamorphose. Handmade soaking tub. Four unique stone elements featuring fossilized details. Color palette designed to celebrate the carefully curated art collection. Front public space is separated from the rear private area by a large pocketed door, effectively dividing the home in half. Three strategically planted trees, craned-in critically to create intentional shading, one planted in the middle of the deck. Solar panels servicing all the electric appliances. Handmade and finished oak floor with three different board sizes creating a dynamic pattern. Leather and fabric panels in the rooms.

Demo and ground-up construction of a single-family NetZero infill home. 2,385 sf of precisely aligned, horizontally and vertically harmonious, intentionally designed living space. Every room faces the enveloping garden, with natural light filling the entire home through European steel-framed windows. Constant-run cedar planks designed to mature and metamorphose. Handmade soaking tub. Four unique stone elements featuring fossilized details. Color palette designed to celebrate the carefully curated art collection. Front public space is separated from the rear private area by a large pocketed door, effectively dividing the home in half. Three strategically planted trees, craned-in critically to create intentional shading, one planted in the middle of the deck. Solar panels servicing all the electric appliances. Handmade and finished oak floor with three different board sizes creating a dynamic pattern. Leather and fabric panels in the rooms.