Custom Surface Solutions - Owner Craig Thompson (512) 430-1215. This project shows a remodeled master bathroom with 12" x 24" tile on a vertical offset pattern used on the walls and floors. Includes glass mosaic accent band and shower box, and Fantasy Brown marble knee wall top and seat surface.

The kitchen got a total re-design with fresh finishes and more functional design. This kitchen is great for entertaining, just pop over to the side bar and pour yourself some wine or coffee. The island seats 6. We carefully planned the style to complement the homeowner's modern tastes, while keeping it soft to go with the home's traditional architecture.

The kitchen got a total re-design with fresh finishes and more functional design. This kitchen is great for entertaining, just pop over to the side bar and pour yourself some wine or coffee. The island seats 6. We carefully planned the style to complement the homeowner's modern tastes, while keeping it soft to go with the home's traditional architecture.

The kitchen got a total re-design with fresh finishes and more functional design. This kitchen is great for entertaining, just pop over to the side bar and pour yourself some wine or coffee. The island seats 6. We carefully planned the style to complement the homeowner's modern tastes, while keeping it soft to go with the home's traditional architecture.

Are you considering making your house smart? Good thinking! There are many advantages to having a smart home, but before you dive into buying products, make sure you do your research and have a plan. Make sure you have a clear understanding of what it is you want to achieve. The purpose of a smart home is to make your life simple and easy, but without a plan it can have the opposite effect and become over complicated. Here is a sample layout: Tip 1: First, buy a smart hub like SmartThings or Wink, from there you can go onto their website and see which devices they are compatible with. Tip 2: Brilliant allows SmartThings and Wink to control lights, locks and doors. If you are looking for a smart light switch, this is a great option because you have the option of controlling your devices from your Brilliant app, the switch itself, voice, and for lights there are motion sensors. Added bonus, Alexa is built in! Tip 3: Now that you have Brilliant, see what other devices Brilliant is compatible with. For example, you can create your sound system with Sonos or Bose. For climate you have options like Nest or Honeywell. Tip 4: Want a video doorbell? Get Ring! Right now our Ring integration displays a notification on the Brilliant screen if someone presses the button, or it will display the video feed if you prefer. If you have a smart lock connected (via a hub), you will the option to open the door directly from the notification. Tip 5: Start working room to room. To create a uniform look in the kitchen, why not get all Samsung products? Want an awesome movie room? See how the other devices you already have can integrate with your TV before you start buying new things. DO YOUR HOMEWORK! Then, if there is anything extra you need you can go out and buy it! Photo Credit: Aubrie Pick (Please contact Aubrie for info on other products) https://www.houzz.com/user/aubrie-pick

This Washington DC kitchen is as luxurious as it is modern. The neutral color scheme is made up of Fabuwoods Galaxy Frost Cabinets, a Galaxy Cobblestone Island, MSI surfaces Calacatta Gold marble countertops, an offset subway tile marble backsplash, and natural wood flooring, and is accentuated by small bursts of red for an added touch of drama. The false ceiling over the island is illuminated by both cove lighting and recessed lighting, adding sleek elegance to the design, and a Samsung smart refrigerator brings the kitchen’s function into the future. However, the cherry on top is the beautiful wet bar that elevates this open welcoming space into the ultimate host’s kitchen.

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Large light wood floor kitchen photo in Boston with blue cabinets, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, an island and gray countertops

The kitchen got a total re-design with fresh finishes and more functional design. This kitchen is great for entertaining, just pop over to the side bar and pour yourself some wine or coffee. The island seats 6. We carefully planned the style to complement the homeowner's modern tastes, while keeping it soft to go with the home's traditional architecture.

This Washington DC kitchen is as luxurious as it is modern. The neutral color scheme is made up of Fabuwoods Galaxy Frost Cabinets, a Galaxy Cobblestone Island, MSI surfaces Calacatta Gold marble countertops, an offset subway tile marble backsplash, and natural wood flooring, and is accentuated by small bursts of red for an added touch of drama. The false ceiling over the island is illuminated by both cove lighting and recessed lighting, adding sleek elegance to the design, and a Samsung smart refrigerator brings the kitchen’s function into the future. However, the cherry on top is the beautiful wet bar that elevates this open welcoming space into the ultimate host’s kitchen.

A kitchen remodel for a retired Navy Captain who was ready for an upgrade to his beloved home. We wanted to keep the space light and aery but have that contrast with the black appliances. Cleanliness and easy of care were top priorities, so we used wood-looking porcelain tile and quartz for the hard surfaces. Arctic white cabinets got a chocolate glaze to amplify the detail in the door style and added a warmer feel to this large kitchen. The slab we picked was a statement piece and we made sure to use it for the backslash and waterfall it down the bar peninsula. We preserved the same footprint in this kitchen, changed out the pony wall for a bar-high peninsula, upgraded the appliances and painted the whole space Dover White. All photography done by Hale Productions

A kitchen remodel for a retired Navy Captain who was ready for an upgrade to his beloved home. We wanted to keep the space light and aery but have that contrast with the black appliances. Cleanliness and easy of care were top priorities, so we used wood-looking porcelain tile and quartz for the hard surfaces. Arctic white cabinets got a chocolate glaze to amplify the detail in the door style and added a warmer feel to this large kitchen. The slab we picked was a statement piece and we made sure to use it for the backslash and waterfall it down the bar peninsula. We preserved the same footprint in this kitchen, changed out the pony wall for a bar-high peninsula, upgraded the appliances and painted the whole space Dover White. All photography done by Hale Productions

This Washington DC kitchen is as luxurious as it is modern. The neutral color scheme is made up of Fabuwoods Galaxy Frost Cabinets, a Galaxy Cobblestone Island, MSI surfaces Calacatta Gold marble countertops, an offset subway tile marble backsplash, and natural wood flooring, and is accentuated by small bursts of red for an added touch of drama. The false ceiling over the island is illuminated by both cove lighting and recessed lighting, adding sleek elegance to the design, and a Samsung smart refrigerator brings the kitchen’s function into the future. However, the cherry on top is the beautiful wet bar that elevates this open welcoming space into the ultimate host’s kitchen.

The kitchen got a total re-design with fresh finishes and more functional design. This kitchen is great for entertaining, just pop over to the side bar and pour yourself some wine or coffee. The island seats 6. We carefully planned the style to complement the homeowner's modern tastes, while keeping it soft to go with the home's traditional architecture.

The kitchen got a total re-design with fresh finishes and more functional design. This kitchen is great for entertaining, just pop over to the side bar and pour yourself some wine or coffee. The island seats 6. We carefully planned the style to complement the homeowner's modern tastes, while keeping it soft to go with the home's traditional architecture.

A kitchen remodel for a retired Navy Captain who was ready for an upgrade to his beloved home. We wanted to keep the space light and aery but have that contrast with the black appliances. Cleanliness and easy of care were top priorities, so we used wood-looking porcelain tile and quartz for the hard surfaces. Arctic white cabinets got a chocolate glaze to amplify the detail in the door style and added a warmer feel to this large kitchen. The slab we picked was a statement piece and we made sure to use it for the backslash and waterfall it down the bar peninsula. We preserved the same footprint in this kitchen, changed out the pony wall for a bar-high peninsula, upgraded the appliances and painted the whole space Dover White. All photography done by Hale Productions

A kitchen remodel for a retired Navy Captain who was ready for an upgrade to his beloved home. We wanted to keep the space light and aery but have that contrast with the black appliances. Cleanliness and easy of care were top priorities, so we used wood-looking porcelain tile and quartz for the hard surfaces. Arctic white cabinets got a chocolate glaze to amplify the detail in the door style and added a warmer feel to this large kitchen. The slab we picked was a statement piece and we made sure to use it for the backslash and waterfall it down the bar peninsula. We preserved the same footprint in this kitchen, changed out the pony wall for a bar-high peninsula, upgraded the appliances and painted the whole space Dover White. All photography done by Hale Productions

Up a winding street in the Westlake area of Austin, TX sits this new-construction modern home perfect for a growing family. The backyard boasts an infinity pool and entertaining area with views of downtown. Floor-to-ceiling windows on all sides of the home give plenty of natural light. White walls give the rooms a crisp and clean look and are paired with colorful artwork and textiles to liven up the spaces. Photographer: Alexandra White Photography

A kitchen remodel for a retired Navy Captain who was ready for an upgrade to his beloved home. We wanted to keep the space light and aery but have that contrast with the black appliances. Cleanliness and easy of care were top priorities, so we used wood-looking porcelain tile and quartz for the hard surfaces. Arctic white cabinets got a chocolate glaze to amplify the detail in the door style and added a warmer feel to this large kitchen. The slab we picked was a statement piece and we made sure to use it for the backslash and waterfall it down the bar peninsula. We preserved the same footprint in this kitchen, changed out the pony wall for a bar-high peninsula, upgraded the appliances and painted the whole space Dover White. All photography done by Hale Productions

This Washington DC kitchen is as luxurious as it is modern. The neutral color scheme is made up of Fabuwoods Galaxy Frost Cabinets, a Galaxy Cobblestone Island, MSI surfaces Calacatta Gold marble countertops, an offset subway tile marble backsplash, and natural wood flooring, and is accentuated by small bursts of red for an added touch of drama. The false ceiling over the island is illuminated by both cove lighting and recessed lighting, adding sleek elegance to the design, and a Samsung smart refrigerator brings the kitchen’s function into the future. However, the cherry on top is the beautiful wet bar that elevates this open welcoming space into the ultimate host’s kitchen.