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Castle Building & RemodelingThis 1926 Tudor home has been well maintained throughout the years and while the kitchen had been updated by a previous owner, the current owner knew the kitchen could become even better. Knowing her desires (which include: more storage, fun color, space to display art, durability, versatility and a space designed with the motive to invite people in), the brainstorming began. During brainstorming, an addition of a small, back entry was considered. Though this would accomplish many benefits it was decided that with careful planning great improvements could be made while staying within the original footprint.
All in all, many of the original cabinets were kept, matched and added to. A new range was installed on the opposite wall to allow for a large pantry in its original location. New floating shelving and a curved countertop integrates into the South/east corner which best utilizes the short wall, tight to the window. This curved countertop also allows for a perching spot for the owner’s morning coffee and/or guests to hangout and visit. Now that the remodel is complete, the kitchen better reflects the owners purposeful, hospitable, well-made, fun, colorful, artistic and caring personality!
Castle Building & RemodelingThis 1926 Tudor home has been well maintained throughout the years and while the kitchen had been updated by a previous owner, the current owner knew the kitchen could become even better. Knowing her desires (which include: more storage, fun color, space to display art, durability, versatility and a space designed with the motive to invite people in), the brainstorming began. During brainstorming, an addition of a small, back entry was considered. Though this would accomplish many benefits it was decided that with careful planning great improvements could be made while staying within the original footprint.
All in all, many of the original cabinets were kept, matched and added to. A new range was installed on the opposite wall to allow for a large pantry in its original location. New floating shelving and a curved countertop integrates into the South/east corner which best utilizes the short wall, tight to the window. This curved countertop also allows for a perching spot for the owner’s morning coffee and/or guests to hangout and visit. Now that the remodel is complete, the kitchen better reflects the owners purposeful, hospitable, well-made, fun, colorful, artistic and caring personality!
Castle Building & RemodelingThis 1926 Tudor home has been well maintained throughout the years and while the kitchen had been updated by a previous owner, the current owner knew the kitchen could become even better. Knowing her desires (which include: more storage, fun color, space to display art, durability, versatility and a space designed with the motive to invite people in), the brainstorming began. During brainstorming, an addition of a small, back entry was considered. Though this would accomplish many benefits it was decided that with careful planning great improvements could be made while staying within the original footprint.
All in all, many of the original cabinets were kept, matched and added to. A new range was installed on the opposite wall to allow for a large pantry in its original location. New floating shelving and a curved countertop integrates into the South/east corner which best utilizes the short wall, tight to the window. This curved countertop also allows for a perching spot for the owner’s morning coffee and/or guests to hangout and visit. Now that the remodel is complete, the kitchen better reflects the owners purposeful, hospitable, well-made, fun, colorful, artistic and caring personality!
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ARCHITECT PRASHANT PARMAR | SHAYONA CONSULTANTWe wanted to keep every activity connected with gardens and want visual & personal connection between all the floors.
At the same time we don't want any boxy or overpowering structure on this South-East corner. So, we created staggered volumes resulting into terrace gardens at every level by giving a natural stepped form.
Mountain Sun Building & DesignSouth window above stair landing and beside main entry, interior window to left of stair lets afternoon light into office at SouthEast corner
Example of a minimalist entryway design in Other
Example of a minimalist entryway design in Other
Castle Building & RemodelingThis 1926 Tudor home has been well maintained throughout the years and while the kitchen had been updated by a previous owner, the current owner knew the kitchen could become even better. Knowing her desires (which include: more storage, fun color, space to display art, durability, versatility and a space designed with the motive to invite people in), the brainstorming began. During brainstorming, an addition of a small, back entry was considered. Though this would accomplish many benefits it was decided that with careful planning great improvements could be made while staying within the original footprint.
All in all, many of the original cabinets were kept, matched and added to. A new range was installed on the opposite wall to allow for a large pantry in its original location. New floating shelving and a curved countertop integrates into the South/east corner which best utilizes the short wall, tight to the window. This curved countertop also allows for a perching spot for the owner’s morning coffee and/or guests to hangout and visit. Now that the remodel is complete, the kitchen better reflects the owners purposeful, hospitable, well-made, fun, colorful, artistic and caring personality!
Schmid Architects, Inc"After" elevation of southeast front corner.
Inspiration for a timeless exterior home remodel in Cleveland
Inspiration for a timeless exterior home remodel in Cleveland
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Sunbury, OH
J.Holderby - Renovations
Franklin County's Leading General Contractors - 2X Best of Houzz!
Castle Building & RemodelingThis 1926 Tudor home has been well maintained throughout the years and while the kitchen had been updated by a previous owner, the current owner knew the kitchen could become even better. Knowing her desires (which include: more storage, fun color, space to display art, durability, versatility and a space designed with the motive to invite people in), the brainstorming began. During brainstorming, an addition of a small, back entry was considered. Though this would accomplish many benefits it was decided that with careful planning great improvements could be made while staying within the original footprint.
All in all, many of the original cabinets were kept, matched and added to. A new range was installed on the opposite wall to allow for a large pantry in its original location. New floating shelving and a curved countertop integrates into the South/east corner which best utilizes the short wall, tight to the window. This curved countertop also allows for a perching spot for the owner’s morning coffee and/or guests to hangout and visit. Now that the remodel is complete, the kitchen better reflects the owners purposeful, hospitable, well-made, fun, colorful, artistic and caring personality!
Castle Building & RemodelingThis 1926 Tudor home has been well maintained throughout the years and while the kitchen had been updated by a previous owner, the current owner knew the kitchen could become even better. Knowing her desires (which include: more storage, fun color, space to display art, durability, versatility and a space designed with the motive to invite people in), the brainstorming began. During brainstorming, an addition of a small, back entry was considered. Though this would accomplish many benefits it was decided that with careful planning great improvements could be made while staying within the original footprint.
All in all, many of the original cabinets were kept, matched and added to. A new range was installed on the opposite wall to allow for a large pantry in its original location. New floating shelving and a curved countertop integrates into the South/east corner which best utilizes the short wall, tight to the window. This curved countertop also allows for a perching spot for the owner’s morning coffee and/or guests to hangout and visit. Now that the remodel is complete, the kitchen better reflects the owners purposeful, hospitable, well-made, fun, colorful, artistic and caring personality!
Matt Dougan DesignThis is an exterior shot of the Southeast patio corner along hwy. 89 A showing a combination of dry stack stone, split faced block, rusted metal and psot and beam architecture which is part of the modern rustic style that is popular today. In Arizona this style is done in combination with southwestern style exterior finishes as well to include stucco and large vertical slab sandstone tiles. You can adapt this style either more towards a mid-century design or towards the southwestern rustic style as I originally designed for this restaurant.
KJM Design StudioView from the bar top toward the breakfast nook in the sunny South-East corner of the house.
Example of a mid-sized arts and crafts l-shaped medium tone wood floor eat-in kitchen design in Detroit with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, granite countertops, multicolored backsplash, subway tile backsplash, black appliances and an island
Example of a mid-sized arts and crafts l-shaped medium tone wood floor eat-in kitchen design in Detroit with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, granite countertops, multicolored backsplash, subway tile backsplash, black appliances and an island
Castle Building & RemodelingThis 1926 Tudor home has been well maintained throughout the years and while the kitchen had been updated by a previous owner, the current owner knew the kitchen could become even better. Knowing her desires (which include: more storage, fun color, space to display art, durability, versatility and a space designed with the motive to invite people in), the brainstorming began. During brainstorming, an addition of a small, back entry was considered. Though this would accomplish many benefits it was decided that with careful planning great improvements could be made while staying within the original footprint.
All in all, many of the original cabinets were kept, matched and added to. A new range was installed on the opposite wall to allow for a large pantry in its original location. New floating shelving and a curved countertop integrates into the South/east corner which best utilizes the short wall, tight to the window. This curved countertop also allows for a perching spot for the owner’s morning coffee and/or guests to hangout and visit. Now that the remodel is complete, the kitchen better reflects the owners purposeful, hospitable, well-made, fun, colorful, artistic and caring personality!
Madson DesignAFTER: View from same location as 'before' image. Frosted glass subway tiles at backsplash add to airy, open feel. Shaker style cabinets echo traditional styling of original home. In foreground, round walnut slab with finished edge defines a open desk/ homework area at the sunniest (Southeast-facing) corner of the kitchen.
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Sunbury, OH
J.Holderby - Renovations
Franklin County's Leading General Contractors - 2X Best of Houzz!
KJM Design StudioView from the bar top toward the breakfast nook in the sunny South-East corner of the house.
Example of a mid-sized arts and crafts l-shaped medium tone wood floor eat-in kitchen design in Detroit with flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, granite countertops, black appliances and an island
Example of a mid-sized arts and crafts l-shaped medium tone wood floor eat-in kitchen design in Detroit with flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, granite countertops, black appliances and an island
Brick Industry Association - Southeast RegionWhen it comes to building with brick, the beauty is in the details. The brick quoins at the corners of this home and brick steps with special shape brick add instant curb appeal.
La-Z-Boy SoutheastThere’s so much to love about the La-Z-boy Natalie Sofa. With classic lines, deeply cushioned seats and back, flared roll arms and wood legs, it’s no wonder these two accent pillows call it home.
Brick Industry Association - Southeast RegionMasonry blocks at the corner of a wall, called quoins, enhance a brick home's presence and beauty. http://insistonbrick.com/
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Fredericksburg, OH
High Point Cabinets
Columbus' Experienced Custom Cabinet Builder | 4x Best of Houzz Winner
Brick Industry Association - Southeast RegionThe columns of this red brick home contribute to its elegant, sophisticated character, and the brick quoins on the corners of the home are a handsome finishing touch. http://insistonbrick.com/
La-Z-Boy SoutheastA look that feels perfectly at home in any home, our Collins sofa is a classic. With simple lines and put-together tailoring, it’s a style that looks good... and feels even better. Featuring semi-attached pillow backs, over-scaled roll arms and box seat cushions with welted trim.
Southeast Studios Inc.Covered Rear Porch provides space for relaxation, conversation and dining warmed by a cozy stone fireplace and the texture of wooden shake siding. Photo Credit: Greg Mix 2011
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