Where old meets new and where form meets function. Our clients wanted to salvage as much of the existing home's materials to be integrated with our design. Existing mahogany flooring, new wall switches that look like old push button switches, wood door knobs and more fill this home with the history in which it came from. John Dellanno

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Inspiration for a mid-sized country u-shaped concrete floor open concept kitchen remodel in Austin with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island, solid surface countertops, porcelain backsplash and white countertops

Where old meets new and where form meets function. Our clients wanted to salvage as much of the existing home's materials to be integrated with our design. Existing mahogany flooring, new wall switches that look like old push button switches, wood door knobs and more fill this home with the history in which it came from. John Dellanno

Photo by Nate Lewis Photography. Design & Construction completed thru Case Design/Remodeling of San Jose, CA.
Inspiration for a mid-sized craftsman white tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile tub/shower combo remodel in San Francisco with furniture-like cabinets, white cabinets, an undermount tub, a two-piece toilet, gray walls, a console sink and granite countertops

A beverage cooler and ice maker sit beneath an African Mahogany slab at the butler's pantry. George Ramos Woodworking created custom toe kicks to conceal air ducts, just visible at the base of this center cabinet. Photo: Jeff Schwilk

Where old meets new and where form meets function. Our clients wanted to salvage as much of the existing home's materials to be integrated with our design. Existing mahogany flooring, new wall switches that look like old push button switches, wood door knobs and more fill this home with the history in which it came from. John Dellanno

Family/ dining room.
Large mountain style open concept slate floor family room photo with brown walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

Photo by Nate Lewis Photography. Design & Construction completed thru Case Design/Remodeling of San Jose, CA.
Example of a mid-sized arts and crafts white tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile tub/shower combo design in San Francisco with furniture-like cabinets, white cabinets, an undermount tub, a two-piece toilet, gray walls, a console sink and granite countertops

Where old meets new and where form meets function. Our clients wanted to salvage as much of the existing home's materials to be integrated with our design. Existing mahogany flooring, new wall switches that look like old push button switches, wood door knobs and more fill this home with the history in which it came from. John Dellanno

Where old meets new and where form meets function. Our clients wanted to salvage as much of the existing home's materials to be integrated with our design. Existing mahogany flooring, new wall switches that look like old push button switches, wood door knobs and more fill this home with the history in which it came from. John Dellanno

This bathroom was thoughtfully renovated in the Art & Crafts style utilizing period appropriate materials and details, including push button light switches and board and batten wainscoting. The floor to ceiling storage cabinet separates the toilet and shower and includes a pull-put storage drawer hidden behind the base moulding.

This beautiful home has been part of the Minneapolis Lakes neighborhood for over 125 years. But now it was time for an update. This remodeling project involved an area on the first floor that included a hallway, kitchen, bath, and lots of walls. This claustrophobic design inhibited traffic flow and made entertaining a challenge

This beautiful home has been part of the Minneapolis Lakes neighborhood for over 125 years. But now it was time for an update. This remodeling project involved an area on the first floor that included a hallway, kitchen, bath, and lots of walls. This claustrophobic design inhibited traffic flow and made entertaining a challenge.

Where old meets new and where form meets function. Our clients wanted to salvage as much of the existing home's materials to be integrated with our design. Existing mahogany flooring, new wall switches that look like old push button switches, wood door knobs and more fill this home with the history in which it came from. John Dellanno

Photo by Nate Lewis Photography. Design & Construction completed thru Case Design/Remodeling of San Jose, CA.
Mid-sized arts and crafts white tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile tub/shower combo photo in San Francisco with furniture-like cabinets, white cabinets, an undermount tub, a two-piece toilet, gray walls, a console sink and granite countertops

Where old meets new and where form meets function. Our clients wanted to salvage as much of the existing home's materials to be integrated with our design. Existing mahogany flooring, new wall switches that look like old push button switches, wood door knobs and more fill this home with the history in which it came from. John Dellanno

In the office space, an oversized black leather armchair was switched out for a smaller, armless chair that makes sitting and maneuvering easy. Custom-designed cabinetry features plenty of storage space, but still feels light and approachable. The office features two desks. With the push of a button, one of the desks converts to a standing desk.

Photo by Nate Lewis Photography. Design & Construction completed thru Case Design/Remodeling of San Jose, CA.
Inspiration for a mid-sized craftsman white tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile tub/shower combo remodel in San Francisco with furniture-like cabinets, white cabinets, an undermount tub, a two-piece toilet, gray walls, a console sink and granite countertops

Where old meets new and where form meets function. Our clients wanted to salvage as much of the existing home's materials to be integrated with our design. Existing mahogany flooring, new wall switches that look like old push button switches, wood door knobs and more fill this home with the history in which it came from. John Dellanno