The orange Bertazzoni range acts as the focal point of the modern galley kitchen in the heart of the Dilworth neighborhood. The hexagon mosaic tile wall adds subtle texture to the open space. Natural wood floating shelves ad a a touch of warmth in addition to the orange range, while the remainder of the finishes are cool. © Lassiter Photography **Any product tags listed as “related,” “similar,” or “sponsored” are done so by Houzz and are not the actual products specified. They have not been approved by, nor are they endorsed by ReVision Design/Remodeling.**

A stunning center dormer with arched window and decorative wood brackets cap the entry to this extraordinary hillside estate. Exposed wood beams enhance the magnificent cathedral ceilings of the foyer, great room, dining room, master bedroom and screened porch, while ten-foot ceilings top the remainder of the first floor. The great room takes in scenic rear views through a wall of windows shared by the media/rec room. Fireplaces add warmth and ambience to the great room, media/rec room, screened porch and the master suite's study/sitting. The kitchen is complete with its center island cook-top, pantry and ample room for two or more cooks. A three-and-a-half-car garage allows space for storage or a golf cart.

A stunning center dormer with arched window and decorative wood brackets cap the entry to this extraordinary hillside estate home plan. Exposed wood beams enhance the magnificent cathedral ceilings of the foyer, great room, dining room, master bedroom and screened porch, while ten-foot ceilings top the remainder of the first floor. The great room takes in scenic rear views through a wall of windows shared by the media/rec room. Fireplaces add warmth and ambience to the great room, media/rec room, screened porch and the master suite's study/sitting. The kitchen is complete with its center island cook-top, pantry and ample room for two or more cooks. A three-and-a-half-car garage allows space for storage or a golf cart.

A freestanding granite wall with both hand-chiseled mosaic stones and boulders creates a raised garden bed that doubles as a seat wall. We chose a mature Yoshino cherry to cast shade over the patio while roses, hydrangea and several flowering perennials fill the remainder of the planting bed for the summer months. Teak boardwalk radiates around the granite firepit center point while the irregular quartzite stone patio completes the terrace.

Our Client came to us looking to remodel their kitchen in continuity to the remainder of their home. The omeowners envisioned a crisp, clean, and light filled space with better design and functionality. Our team created a heart warming design using white cabinetry with black accents to add depth and help set this project apart from the typical all white kitchen, which won over the Client.

A stunning center dormer with arched window and decorative wood brackets cap the entry to this extraordinary hillside estate home plan. Exposed wood beams enhance the magnificent cathedral ceilings of the foyer, great room, dining room, master bedroom and screened porch, while ten-foot ceilings top the remainder of the first floor. The great room takes in scenic rear views through a wall of windows shared by the media/rec room. Fireplaces add warmth and ambience to the great room, media/rec room, screened porch and the master suite's study/sitting. The kitchen is complete with its center island cook-top, pantry and ample room for two or more cooks. A three-and-a-half-car garage allows space for storage or a golf cart.

Our Client decided to renovate and expand her home after living in it for close to 35 years. She had previously worked with John Crawley AIA to remodel her kitchen and dining areas and was ready to undertake the rest of the house. We loved John Crawley's approach of selectively lifting the ceilings and flooding the common areas with light and let this inform our design approach throughout. The addition of the new library and library bath was intended to open up the house to both the interior and the exterior, while maintaining a seamless connection to previous work. The original 1970's house had an outdated master suite with a vanity area outside the tiny bathroom and adjacent tiny closet. Our Client was ready to overhaul the space annexing an adjacent underutilized bedroom for a generous master bath and open it to the beautiful backyard hillside with a private patio. The remainder of the house was given a variety of touches and updates including new windows, bathroom countertops and millwork and new colors throughout. Finally, a brise soleil was added to the front of the house.

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A stunning center dormer with arched window and decorative wood brackets cap the entry to this extraordinary hillside estate home plan. Exposed wood beams enhance the magnificent cathedral ceilings of the foyer, great room, dining room, master bedroom and screened porch, while ten-foot ceilings top the remainder of the first floor. The great room takes in scenic rear views through a wall of windows shared by the media/rec room. Fireplaces add warmth and ambience to the great room, media/rec room, screened porch and the master suite's study/sitting. The kitchen is complete with its center island cook-top, pantry and ample room for two or more cooks. A three-and-a-half-car garage allows space for storage or a golf cart.

Our Valencia Dining Table seats 8 in this design setting. Utilizing a Barcelona 60" Wing Settee to seat three guests on one side and Barcelona Petite Side Chairs around the remainder of the table allows for flexible use of seating. Change up the dining room easily by pulling the wing settee off to an accent area and adding more dining chairs for a more formal arrangement. All entirely built in the USA with Appalachian hardwoods.

A stunning center dormer with arched window and decorative wood brackets cap the entry to this extraordinary hillside estate home plan. Exposed wood beams enhance the magnificent cathedral ceilings of the foyer, great room, dining room, master bedroom and screened porch, while ten-foot ceilings top the remainder of the first floor. The great room takes in scenic rear views through a wall of windows shared by the media/rec room. Fireplaces add warmth and ambience to the great room, media/rec room, screened porch and the master suite's study/sitting. The kitchen is complete with its center island cook-top, pantry and ample room for two or more cooks. A three-and-a-half-car garage allows space for storage or a golf cart.

Our Client came to us looking to remodel their kitchen in continuity to the remainder of their home. The omeowners envisioned a crisp, clean, and light filled space with better design and functionality. Our team created a heart warming design using white cabinetry with black accents to add depth and help set this project apart from the typical all white kitchen, which won over the Client.

Our Client came to us looking to remodel their kitchen in continuity to the remainder of their home. The omeowners envisioned a crisp, clean, and light filled space with better design and functionality. Our team created a heart warming design using white cabinetry with black accents to add depth and help set this project apart from the typical all white kitchen, which won over the Client.

Our Client came to us looking to remodel their kitchen in continuity to the remainder of their home. The omeowners envisioned a crisp, clean, and light filled space with better design and functionality. Our team created a heart warming design using white cabinetry with black accents to add depth and help set this project apart from the typical all white kitchen, which won over the Client.

This beautiful kitchen entails amazing beaded inset doors and frames with hand-crafted corbels through-out. The Island is made out of a rich black walnut and stained and coated with a ML Campbell Conversion Varnish. The remainder of the space is painted a pigmented lacquer by Mohawk. With solid maple dovetail drawer boxes and solid poplar cabinet doors are analogous with the rest of the beaded inset doors and frames. Complimented by bright candlestick lighting above and LED tape lighting below the upper cabinets. And very well finished off with antique style iron knobs and pulls.

The master suite was the last remnant of 1980’s (?) design within this renovated Charlottesville home. The intent of Alloy's renovation was to incorporate universal design principles into the couple's bathroom while bringing the clean modern design aesthetic from the rest of the house into their master suite. After drastically altering the footprint of the existing bathroom to accommodate an occupant with compromised mobility, the architecture of this project, void of color, became a study in texture. To define the individual spaces of bathroom and to create a clean but not cold space, we used white tiles of various sizes, format, and material. In addition, the maple flooring that we installed in the bedroom was carried into the dry zones of the bathroom, while radiant heating was installed in the floors to create both physical and perceptual warmth throughout. This project also involved a closet expansion that employs a modular closet system, and the installation of a new vanity in the master bedroom. The remainder of the renovations in the bedroom include a large sliding glass door that opens to the adjoining deck, new flooring, and new light fixtures throughout. Andrea Hubbell Photography

The sun is setting on another great day! We constructed a freestanding granite wall to create a raised garden bed that will double as a seat wall. A mature Yoshino cherry was chosen to cast shade over the patio while roses, hydrangea and several flowering perennials fill the remainder of the planting bed. The teak boardwalk radiates around the granite firepit and frames the irregular quartzite stone patio.

Many of the cabinets are true divided lite glass doors. The existing sleek-faced, laminate cabinets were replaced with custom-built cabinetry that kept true to the home’s time period and to the cabinetry in the remainder of the house. “We make the cabinets from scratch because everyone wants to maximize space,” says R.B. Schwarz. To further their authenticity, the insides of the cabinets were painted which helps them appear original to the house.

The clients wanted to maintain a moderate budget so mass-market furnishings were combined with custom pieces. The sofa, lounge chair and smaller tables are from Room & Board. They are combined with a special-order occasional chair with distinctive seaming of the fabric. The rug is from Restoration Hardware. A soffit was built over the sliding glass doors for the Luminette shades and side hanging drapery panels fill in the remainder of the awkward jog in the corner of the room Anne Gummerson