Inspiration for a timeless home design remodel in DC Metro

The layout of this bathroom was reconfigured by locating the new tub on the rear wall, and putting the toilet on the left of the vanity. The wall on the left of the existing vanity was taken out.

Farmhouse kitchen photo in San Francisco

Mid-sized transitional wooden u-shaped mixed material railing staircase photo in Philadelphia with painted risers

Cottage home design photo in New York

Example of a country staircase design in San Francisco

Spacecrafting
Inspiration for a large transitional carpeted home bar remodel in Minneapolis

Inspiration for a farmhouse home design remodel in New York

Transitional marble floor and white floor powder room photo in Philadelphia with a one-piece toilet and gray walls

Jeff Herr
Mid-sized and study space transitional gender-neutral dark wood floor childrens' room photo in Atlanta with white walls

girl's middle school bedroom
Inspiration for a mid-sized modern girl dark wood floor and brown floor nursery remodel in San Francisco with white walls

We built three houses in a new "neighborhood" for the school. Each one was the same floor plan, but had a unique color palette. We called them Jesus, Joseph, and Mary. Photos by Jay Weiland

Intus Windows: Arcade, triple pane windows, STC40/OITC35 The low solar heat gain coefficient of Intus' Eforte glazing, combined with the low U-values, and reduced heating and cooling significantly decrease energy costs for this public charter school. According to the general contractor, MCN Build,, the cost of the Intus system was 30% less than the alternative aluminum double-pane system. Intus' solutions saved the builder on material costs, and more importantly, as much as $300,000.00 dollars and 49,000.00 estimated saving in energy consumption a year for Capital City Public Charter school!

Trendy mudroom photo in Birmingham with white walls

Open Kitchen Design
Elegant kitchen photo in Seattle

This project was during my junior year of high school where I was enrolled in Interior Design for the whole school year. In this class we learned about the Interior parts of a building and how to apply each type of floor plan in a building: electrical, plumbing, ect. This picture is of the first level floor plan. Here on either side there are classrooms for each grade, specifically 2 per grade. In the middle of the floor plan is the cafeteria/common space. To add more of a fun and creative element to the cafeteria, I added folding walls to separate every 2 lunch benches, but they can also be moved around due to being on wheels. The front office, that consists of the principals office, bathrooms and the nurses office is on the 'bottom' of this picture.

Jerry Budnick
Inspiration for a southwestern home design remodel in Los Angeles

Display memories and let your friends leave you notes with this stylish message board and peel and stick frame combo that is a wonderful addition to your back to school shopping list. Won't damage walls or leave any sticky residue behind!