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A stunning entertainment home! Removing 4 walls and extending the kitchen space by less than 40 sf. did amazing things for this space—now it's completely open to the living area & gorgeous wall of windows overlooking the Fullerton trails. The attention to details make it all come together: black Cambria quartz counter, Wolf stove, Rolf faucet, custom-built cabinetry, pop up electrical outlets, and the custom-cut marble tile backsplash. The transformation also included updating the laundry room & squeezing in a powder room.

This dreamy master bath remodel in East Cobb offers generous space without going overboard in square footage. The homeowner chose to go with a large double vanity with a custom seated space as well as a nice shower with custom features and decided to forgo the typical big soaking tub.
The vanity area shown in the photos has plenty of storage within the wall cabinets and the large drawers below.
The countertop is Cedar Brown slab marble with undermount sinks. The brushed nickel metal details were done to work with the theme through out the home. The floor is a 12x24 honed Crema Marfil.
The stunning crystal chandelier draws the eye up and adds to the simplistic glamour of the bath.
The shower was done with an elegant combination of tumbled and polished Crema Marfil, two rows of Emperador Light inlay and Mirage Glass Tiles, Flower Series, Polished.

A proud project that I would like to share.
I got a project from a family who lived in a penthouse apartment.
They found it difficult to furnish the apartment as there were sloping walls, also lacked the apartment too light outside.
My suggestion was to turn on the light by low ceiling and then install some larger windows in the ceiling. It works just really good, the apartment has a completely new look and now has plenty of light.
When making high ceiling solution space becomes very large, because they do not feel they are being squeezed to the sloping walls.
A super solution and the budget was affordable. But all expenditures, the budget kept at $ 38,000
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Tim & Elissa have a beautiful home in the most desirable Wyomissing neighborhood. Broad sidewalks under stately oaks, with nearby parks makes it a perfect place to raise a growing family. But their 2-bedroom mid-century rancher was becoming a squeeze. They asked Spring Creek Design to come up with a cost-effective solution to their space problem, while also tackling some of the home’s aged infrastructure.
Design Criteria:
- Increase living space by adding a new 2nd storey Master Suite.
- Enhance livability with an open floorplan on the first floor.
- Improve the connection to the outdoors.
- Update basics systems with new windows, HVAC and insulation.
- Update interior with paint & refinished floors.
Special Features:
- Bright, mid-century modern design is true to the home’s vintage.
- Custom steel cable railings at both stairways.
- New open plan creates strong connections between kitchen, living room, dining room and deck.
- High-performance Pella windows throughout, including a new triple-panel slider to the deck.

The handsome Isle Royale features exquisite cast iron craftsmanship alongside advanced engineering that lets you squeeze every BTU of heat out of your wood. Expect stunning flames, a clean burn and the long-lasting performance of Quadra-Fire.

A small yard squeezes in a miniature style lap pool w/ baja shelf and adjacent sun deck w/ chaise lounge chairs. It overlooks the hills of Orange County.

A proud project that I would like to share.
I got a project from a family who lived in a penthouse apartment.
They found it difficult to furnish the apartment as there were sloping walls, also lacked the apartment too light outside.
My suggestion was to turn on the light by low ceiling and then install some larger windows in the ceiling. It works just really good, the apartment has a completely new look and now has plenty of light.
When making high ceiling solution space becomes very large, because they do not feel they are being squeezed to the sloping walls.
A super solution and the budget was affordable. But all expenditures, the budget kept at $ 38,000

A stunning entertainment home! Removing 4 walls and extending the kitchen space by less than 40 sf. did amazing things for this space—now it's completely open to the living area & gorgeous wall of windows overlooking the Fullerton trails. The attention to details make it all come together: black Cambria quartz counter, Wolf stove, Rolf faucet, custom-built cabinetry, pop up electrical outlets, and the custom-cut marble tile backsplash. The transformation also included updating the laundry room & squeezing in a powder room.

A stunning entertainment home! Removing 4 walls and extending the kitchen space by less than 40 sf. did amazing things for this space—now it's completely open to the living area & gorgeous wall of windows overlooking the Fullerton trails. The attention to details make it all come together: black Cambria quartz counter, Wolf stove, Rolf faucet, custom-built cabinetry, pop up electrical outlets, and the custom-cut marble tile backsplash. The transformation also included updating the laundry room & squeezing in a powder room.

A stunning entertainment home! Removing 4 walls and extending the kitchen space by less than 40 sf. did amazing things for this space—now it's completely open to the living area & gorgeous wall of windows overlooking the Fullerton trails. The attention to details make it all come together: black Cambria quartz counter, Wolf stove, Rolf faucet, custom-built cabinetry, pop up electrical outlets, and the custom-cut marble tile backsplash. The transformation also included updating the laundry room & squeezing in a powder room.

A stunning entertainment home! Removing 4 walls and extending the kitchen space by less than 40 sf. did amazing things for this space—now it's completely open to the living area & gorgeous wall of windows overlooking the Fullerton trails. The attention to details make it all come together: black Cambria quartz counter, Wolf stove, Rolf faucet, custom-built cabinetry, pop up electrical outlets, and the custom-cut marble tile backsplash. The transformation also included updating the laundry room & squeezing in a powder room.

A stunning entertainment home! Removing 4 walls and extending the kitchen space by less than 40 sf. did amazing things for this space—now it's completely open to the living area & gorgeous wall of windows overlooking the Fullerton trails. The attention to details make it all come together: black Cambria quartz counter, Wolf stove, Rolf faucet, custom-built cabinetry, pop up electrical outlets, and the custom-cut marble tile backsplash. The transformation also included updating the laundry room & squeezing in a powder room.

Just enough space to squeeze in two loungers. A white on white palette paired nicely with the new copper gutters and the all white pergola that attached into the new header for the new bifold doors.

The shower was incorporated within the heavy timber structure of the home. At first the shower was designed to have an interior foot print of 25inches wide with elbow room at 26-1/2inches. This was too small to be functionally practical. Local Tile squeezed every inch and half inch on each side of the original footprint to increase the interior dimension to 29-1/2inches of elbow room.

A proud project that I would like to share.
I got a project from a family who lived in a penthouse apartment.
They found it difficult to furnish the apartment as there were sloping walls, also lacked the apartment too light outside.
My suggestion was to turn on the light by low ceiling and then install some larger windows in the ceiling. It works just really good, the apartment has a completely new look and now has plenty of light.
When making high ceiling solution space becomes very large, because they do not feel they are being squeezed to the sloping walls.
A super solution and the budget was affordable. But all expenditures, the budget kept at $ 38,000

Benjamin Hale
Farmhouse kitchen photo in Philadelphia with stainless steel countertops
Farmhouse kitchen photo in Philadelphia with stainless steel countertops

A stunning entertainment home! Removing 4 walls and extending the kitchen space by less than 40 sf. did amazing things for this space—now it's completely open to the living area & gorgeous wall of windows overlooking the Fullerton trails. The attention to details make it all come together: black Cambria quartz counter, Wolf stove, Rolf faucet, custom-built cabinetry, pop up electrical outlets, and the custom-cut marble tile backsplash. The transformation also included updating the laundry room & squeezing in a powder room.
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