Inspiration for a kitchen remodel in DC Metro

Ryan McNeely
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Val Valdez
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When these Canton, MA homeowners desired to upgrade their childrens’ bathroom, they were referred to Renovisions who were grateful to accept the task. The clients were unhappy with the existing cramped floor plan, lack of storage, old and drafty windows, outdated fixtures and overall lackluster aesthetic. Renovisions designed the new room to not only meet the client’s goals, but exceeded them abundantly. Mobility in the space was limited due to the door swing into the room. Renovisions recommended replacing the currenmt door with a pocket door in an arch-top beaded design to match the nearby bedroom doors, while also upgrading the hallway linen closet with new shelving and same styled door. Renovisions also increased the layout by borrowing space from the adjacent dining room. There is now more room for the handsome, quartered-mahogany wall-hung vanity with linen tower. Since the homeowners requested a contemporary look, the design team focused on choosing more modern products including a soaking tub, minimalistic square designed shower heads, tub filler, single lever faucet and a large rectangular sink. The white quartz countertop with wide veining and waterfall edge, along with the striking larger format subway tile finished with square edge chrome profiles contribute to the clean aethetic and modern appeal. From the sleek porcelain plank floor tile, new double-mulled Marvin casement windows and recessed lighting that provides just the right amount of light, the end result: a one-of-a-kind bathroom, a unique and modern ‘Revitalized Room’.

Inspiration for a bathroom remodel in DC Metro

Inspiration for a modern bathroom remodel in Vancouver

Ryan McNeely
Inspiration for a mid-sized craftsman master white tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile and white floor bathroom remodel in Vancouver with shaker cabinets, gray cabinets, a one-piece toilet, gray walls, an undermount sink and quartz countertops

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Revitalizing a 1950’s Ranch The owners of this property purchased the dilapidated 1950’s ranch with the intention of demolishing it and building a modern residence in its place. A yearlong demolition delay caused the owners to rethink their plan, and instead, looked to Slocum Hall to design an addition and reconfigure the existing home to meet their programmatic needs. The prominent two-car front-facing garage was converted into Living Space with 12’ ceilings. An addition towards the rear of the property housed a new Garage, Mudroom and expanded Kitchen spaces. All the living spaces were reconfigured to function more efficiently, creating four bedroom suites and an expansive basement for recreation and informal entertaining.

Example of a kitchen design in DC Metro

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Entire kitchen revitalized using a classic package complete with new enlarged island and new lighting and white cabinetry. The new island provides ample space for sitting and dining, along with providing new space for storage in its cabinets. New dishwasher and microwave sit on one side opposite of seating area to allow for ease of access. Prior pantry area was removed to create more open space for the kitchen. Laundry room relocated to upper level to provide further space for new pantry and mudroom. The kitchen is complete with new white wood cabinetry with dovetail, full extension, self-close drawers, and doors. White color backsplash along with new LED under cabinet and pendants lights further create a brighter feel throughout the kitchen area.

Tommy Hurt
Inspiration for a transitional open concept medium tone wood floor and brown floor family room remodel in Jacksonville with gray walls and no tv