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This bathroom remodel combines accessibility with timeless design. We widened the entrance to the wet room for easier wheelchair access and customized the vanity to accommodate wheelchair users, creating a space that promotes comfort, safety, and independence.
The spacious wet room features a curbless shower, grab bars, and elegant marble-look walls, while warm wood tones, patterned tile, and brushed brass accents bring a welcoming, sophisticated feel to the space.
Thoughtfully designed to make everyday routines easier without sacrificing style.

Kevin Spector of SMP design + construction designed this Prairie Style Lake Home in rural Michigan sited on a ridge overlooking a lake. Materials include Stone, Slate, Cedar & Anderson Frank Lloyd Wright Series Art Glass Windows. The centerpiece of the home is a custom wood staircase, that promotes airflow & light transmission.

The design vision centers on a harmonious blend of sleek aesthetics and practical solutions. By utilizing a neutral color palette accented with bold, artistic elements, we establish a balance that resonates with the principles of contemporary design. The goal is to create spaces that feel both inviting and inspiring, promoting a sense of well-being and connection
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This home gym design offers a sleek, modern space that promotes fitness and relaxation. Strategic lighting ensures even illumination across the space for comfort and safety. Designed for functionality and style, the gym’s clean lines, open layout, and durable materials are designed to optimize at-home fitness.
The adjacent bathroom is designed with relaxation in mind. The spa-inspired finishes and natural textures make it the perfect complement to the gym space, tailored for daily routines and self-care.

PROGRAM: RESIDENTIAL
LOCATION: DUNKIRK ESTATE, SALT ROCK, SOUTH AFRICA
SIZE: 350m²
Located within Dunkirk Estate, this design maximises the potential of the small site. It minimises impact on the surrounding environment by reducing cut and fill. The building opens up to the north and south to maximise natural light and reduce solar heat gain.
All windows on the upper ground floor slide away to promote cross ventilation and promote indoor/outdoor living. The large expanse of Low-E glass captures views into the forest from both levels, whilst maintaining a good thermal performance
The rainwater collected from the 15000 litre harvesting system will be used to flush toilets and irrigate the landscaping. The indigenous green roof not only reduces heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter, it also serves to visually integrate the built environment with the natural surrounding vegetation. The interiors were designed by Moos Interior Architects.

PROGRAM: RESIDENTIAL
LOCATION: DUNKIRK ESTATE, SALT ROCK, SOUTH AFRICA
SIZE: 350m²
Located within Dunkirk Estate, this design maximises the potential of the small site. It minimises impact on the surrounding environment by reducing cut and fill. The building opens up to the north and south to maximise natural light and reduce solar heat gain.
All windows on the upper ground floor slide away to promote cross ventilation and promote indoor/outdoor living. The large expanse of Low-E glass captures views into the forest from both levels, whilst maintaining a good thermal performance
The rainwater collected from the 15000 litre harvesting system will be used to flush toilets and irrigate the landscaping. The indigenous green roof not only reduces heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter, it also serves to visually integrate the built environment with the natural surrounding vegetation. The interiors were designed by Moos Interior Architects.

PROGRAM: RESIDENTIAL
LOCATION: DUNKIRK ESTATE, SALT ROCK, SOUTH AFRICA
SIZE: 350m²
Located within Dunkirk Estate, this design maximises the potential of the small site. It minimises impact on the surrounding environment by reducing cut and fill. The building opens up to the north and south to maximise natural light and reduce solar heat gain.
All windows on the upper ground floor slide away to promote cross ventilation and promote indoor/outdoor living. The large expanse of Low-E glass captures views into the forest from both levels, whilst maintaining a good thermal performance
The rainwater collected from the 15000 litre harvesting system will be used to flush toilets and irrigate the landscaping. The indigenous green roof not only reduces heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter, it also serves to visually integrate the built environment with the natural surrounding vegetation. The interiors were designed by Moos Interior Architects.

This home gym design offers a sleek, modern space that promotes fitness and relaxation. Strategic lighting ensures even illumination across the space for comfort and safety. Designed for functionality and style, the gym’s clean lines, open layout, and durable materials are designed to optimize at-home fitness.
The adjacent bathroom is designed with relaxation in mind. The spa-inspired finishes and natural textures make it the perfect complement to the gym space, tailored for daily routines and self-care.

Enhance productivity and well-being with our versatile range of standard and standing desks. Designed to accommodate modern work dynamics, these desks foster ergonomics and flexibility, promoting a comfortable and engaging work environment. Whether seeking a traditional setup or embracing the health benefits of standing, our desks cater to diverse professional needs.

This alternative room view features a flat screen TV and modern lamp on a dark wood console as well as a close up of the authentic promotional street banner featuring
Bouguereau's "The Broken Pitcher" from an exhibition at San Francisco's Legion of Honor Museum.

The project was a remodel of a mid-century Warren Segraves designed residence in Fayetteville, AR. The remodel was completed toward the end of 2016. The project team was created and directed by local firm, BiLD Architects, and included Interior Designer Meredith Rebolledo and Reform Contracting
Warren Dennis Segraves was an architect who practiced in Fayetteville (Washington County). He was among the first designers in northwestern Arkansas to promote and utilize the International-style mode of modernism in his work.

This is an organic Lime Wash done with a true lime wash product as opposed to a brick mortar or concrete that is often seen on new houses. This product can be applied as a solid coating making the surface completely white, or can be applied and "washed off" in many artistic ways, as seen here. If you hate your brick or just want something unique this is a great option!
Photo credit: Jeff Murrey

Kevin Spector of SMP design + construction designed this Prairie Style Lake Home in rural Michigan sited on a ridge overlooking a lake. Materials include Stone, Slate, Cedar & Anderson Frank Lloyd Wright Series Art Glass Windows. The centerpiece of the home is a custom wood staircase, that promotes airflow & light transmission.

Entry foyer featuring no added urea-formaldehyde MDF ship lap paneling by Nantucket Beadboard and Woodwrights Wide Plank white oak flooring finished with zero-VOC Woca oil to promote healthy indoor air quality. Zero VOC Harmony paint by Sherwin-Williams. Houston entry door hardware by Baldwin.

THIS HOME OFFICE PROMOTES SOARING CEILINGS AND A GORGEOUS 10' TALL KITCHEN WITH STUNNING ILVE APPLIANCES AND STONE COUNTERTOPS + A FULL SLAB HOOD. THIS IS A STUDIO HOME OFFICE TO SHOWCASE PRODUCTS AND BRANDS

The generous lounge area, savvy wine cellar and convenient refreshment bar promote entertaining on the lower level, while just a few steps outside, an outdoor pool adds to the celebration of lakefront living.
Photo credit: Dan Zeeff

THIS HOME OFFICE PROMOTES SOARING CEILINGS AND A GORGEOUS 10' TALL KITCHEN WITH STUNNING ILVE APPLIANCES AND STONE COUNTERTOPS + A FULL SLAB HOOD. THIS IS A STUDIO HOME OFFICE TO SHOWCASE PRODUCTS AND BRANDS

Selected among 10,000 entries vying for the design of the 2005 dream home, INsite’s submittal caught the eyes of the Home and Garden promoters. The main residence totaling 5,400 square feet includes a 32 feet high great room with incorporated dining, kitchen and sunroom. The separate boathouse contains 780 square feet and provides an “L” porch ensure exciting views of the sunset and the natural beauty of the lake.

Selected among 10,000 entries vying for the design of the 2005 dream home, INsite’s submittal caught the eyes of the Home and Garden promoters. The main residence totaling 5,400 square feet includes a 32 feet high great room with incorporated dining, kitchen and sunroom. The separate boathouse contains 780 square feet and provides an “L” porch ensure exciting views of the sunset and the natural beauty of the lake.
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