We completely transformed this bathroom by gutting it down to the studs and starting fresh. We ran all-new electrical wiring and updated the plumbing to modern standards. A new subfloor was installed, setting the foundation for the stunning renovation. We built a brand-new shower, featuring a beautifully designed niche and shelf for added functionality and style. The floor was finished with elegant tile, while custom carpentry added a touch of craftsmanship to the space. To complete the look, we installed sleek shower glass and gave the room a fresh coat of paint, which illuminates the entire space, making it both functional and luxurious.

We completely transformed this bathroom by gutting it down to the studs and starting fresh. We ran all-new electrical wiring and updated the plumbing to modern standards. A new subfloor was installed, setting the foundation for the stunning renovation. We built a brand-new shower, featuring a beautifully designed niche and shelf for added functionality and style. The floor was finished with elegant tile, while custom carpentry added a touch of craftsmanship to the space. To complete the look, we installed sleek shower glass and gave the room a fresh coat of paint, which illuminates the entire space, making it both functional and luxurious.

Front door - mid-sized craftsman light wood floor front door idea with white walls and a glass front door

In this Crestwood, MO kitchen remodel we removed the existing flooring down to the subfloor. Demolished the existing plaster walls, modified the existing electrical and completely revamped the existing plumbing and ventilation. All new drywall was installed with insulation & vapor barriers on the exterior walls. New porcelain tiles were installed with new transitions to the existing wood floors. All new cabinets and appliances were installed as well along with new granite countertops. This space is a very small space, but is very well organized to maximize storage, etc.

Built in 1853, this landmark townhouse suffered from decades of neglect. The new residence combines original materials such as the wide plank subfloors discovered beneath warped and rotted parquet with new insertions like the parlor floor steel structure and barn door. Energy conservation modifications including a fluid applied air barrier, continuous exterior wall insulation and a pair of compact boilers are hidden behind new interior finishes. Sprinkled throughout the house are rescued elements ranging from door knobs to a claw foot tub with a fresh coat of bright green paint. Photos by Archphoto | Ines Leong.

Built in 1853, this landmark townhouse suffered from decades of neglect. The new residence combines original materials such as the wide plank subfloors discovered beneath warped and rotted parquet with new insertions like the parlor floor steel structure and barn door. Energy conservation modifications including a fluid applied air barrier, continuous exterior wall insulation and a pair of compact boilers are hidden behind new interior finishes. Sprinkled throughout the house are rescued elements ranging from door knobs to a claw foot tub with a fresh coat of bright green paint. Photos by Archphoto | Ines Leong.

3House Media
Family room - mid-sized contemporary open concept concrete floor and multicolored floor family room idea in Denver with gray walls, a metal fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

Replaced all Flooring and Subflooring and Installed New Supporting Piers to Add Structural Integrity. Removed Old Corner Fireplace Tile and TV Nook and Replaced with Mantle and Marble Surround.

This fun project turned a cold, drafty attic into a family gathering space which functions as an effective “hat” on the house. Structural, mechanical, and spatial gymnastics were required to beef up the floor joists and rafters, relocate ducts, and provide a code-approved stair. The old subfloor was repurposed as interior cladding, contrasting nicely with the painted built-ins. We were fortunate to collaborate with Home Ec (interior design), as their signature eclectic style makes all their projects come to life. Photographer: Michael Kohnhorst

Purchased by the current owner in 2013, this property had been gutted to exposed brick and subfloors, leaving nothing but an open shell behind. While an extensive remodeling project was undertaken across the property as a whole, a brand-new cozy cocoon was meticulously crafted within the property’s cellar. Originally described as "A cold, dark, damp cellar where people kept mechanical equipment and not much else," this below-ground level is now a premier swim/spa/steam/sauna oasis. A Grand ARDA for indoor living goes to Dixon Projects Designer: Dixon Projects From: New York, New York

Basements in houses built in the 50's face a lot of challenges when it comes to development - bulkheads, uneven floors, small windows, disintegrating plumbing, and cracked walls all need to be dealt with to provide a perfect modern finish. This basement required everything from completely new plumbing from the stack to the street, levelled breathable subfloor, spray foamed walls and rim joists, bulkheads, and a load bearing support wall.

In this Crestwood, MO kitchen remodel we removed the existing flooring down to the subfloor. Demolished the existing plaster walls, modified the existing electrical and completely revamped the existing plumbing and ventilation. All new drywall was installed with insulation & vapor barriers on the exterior walls. New porcelain tiles were installed with new transitions to the existing wood floors. All new cabinets and appliances were installed as well along with new granite countertops. This space is a very small space, but is very well organized to maximize storage, etc.

In this Crestwood, MO kitchen remodel we removed the existing flooring down to the subfloor. Demolished the existing plaster walls, modified the existing electrical and completely revamped the existing plumbing and ventilation. All new drywall was installed with insulation & vapor barriers on the exterior walls. New porcelain tiles were installed with new transitions to the existing wood floors. All new cabinets and appliances were installed as well along with new granite countertops. This space is a very small space, but is very well organized to maximize storage, etc.

Our client’s objective with this renovation was to completely open up the space, and this included the removal of a washroom cutting off the kitchen from the rest of the house. Partition walls were also removed and this really visually opened up the 1st floor. Engineered floors were installed from front to back and this assisted with the continuity and floor. New windows and doors in the back of the home, as well as structural repairs to the subfloor above and spray foam made the home more comfortable and safe. The aid of the peninsula contributed to division of the spaces, yet allowed for seating and entertaining.

We completely transformed this bathroom by gutting it down to the studs and starting fresh. We ran all-new electrical wiring and updated the plumbing to modern standards. A new subfloor was installed, setting the foundation for the stunning renovation. We built a brand-new shower, featuring a beautifully designed niche and shelf for added functionality and style. The floor was finished with elegant tile, while custom carpentry added a touch of craftsmanship to the space. To complete the look, we installed sleek shower glass and gave the room a fresh coat of paint, which illuminates the entire space, making it both functional and luxurious.

In this Crestwood, MO kitchen remodel we removed the existing flooring down to the subfloor. Demolished the existing plaster walls, modified the existing electrical and completely revamped the existing plumbing and ventilation. All new drywall was installed with insulation & vapor barriers on the exterior walls. New porcelain tiles were installed with new transitions to the existing wood floors. All new cabinets and appliances were installed as well along with new granite countertops. This space is a very small space, but is very well organized to maximize storage, etc.

Purchased by the current owner in 2013, this property had been gutted to exposed brick and subfloors, leaving nothing but an open shell behind. While an extensive remodeling project was undertaken across the property as a whole, a brand-new cozy cocoon was meticulously crafted within the property’s cellar. Originally described as "A cold, dark, damp cellar where people kept mechanical equipment and not much else," this below-ground level is now a premier swim/spa/steam/sauna oasis. A Grand ARDA for indoor living goes to Dixon Projects Designer: Dixon Projects From: New York, New York

Colhoun's soft, luminous tones will illuminate your space, infusing even the smallest areas with a sense of openness. The diverse hues offer depth, while the overall neutral tone ensures versatility, making it suitable for a myriad of spaces and decor styles. Part of the Solstone Woodland Collection, this series stands out as a top-tier luxury vinyl flooring option. These planks expertly emulate the natural beauty of wood and stone, bolstered by 100% waterproof construction and advanced engineering. With Solstone’s signature rigid core technology, this series is perfect for high-traffic areas and commercial settings. Installation is hassle-free thanks to its ability to accommodate uneven subfloors.

this is the plywood floor going in
Inspiration for a scandinavian living room remodel in Toronto