Photo: Rikki Snyder ©2016 Houzz
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Download our free ebook, Creating the Ideal Kitchen. DOWNLOAD NOW It’s not uncommon to buy a new home and want to make it your own. But that doesn’t always mean starting from scratch – because when something works, it works. At TKS Design Group, we believe in intentional design, not change for the sake of change. Especially when it comes to quality kitchen cabinets. Lead designer, Jennifer, was able to make the most of what worked in this space, while elevating the aesthetic to make the kitchen feel brand new. This kitchen is an example of just that. When the homeowners purchased the home in 2016, they made some initial updates. From painting to refinishing the floors, they began the process of making this house their own. When the time came to update the kitchen, they wanted to work with what they had to elevate the space, while also adding in the design details that were missing for them. Not every space or kitchen requires starting from scratch to make new. Sometimes the layout is just right, and the cabinets are in great shape. Instead, you can prioritize the aesthetic you seek within the scope of what you already have. That is exactly what this kitchen called for. The new statement island in slate was added to make space for the microwave drawer which wasn’t a part of the original layout. The bold tone of the island adds contrast against light perimeter cabinetry painted in Benjamin Moore White Dove. A custom hood accommodates a new blower for an upgraded cooking experience. Quartz countertops paired with a marble backsplash pull everything together. Elevated plumbing fixtures in a polished nickel finish add a subtle sheen and loads of elegance. This client cared a lot about the details of the design, but especially the light fixtures. When we understand what matters to our client, we can prioritize it as a part of our design and process.

Another Bertet Builders' customer has expressed complete satisfaction with the timely and cost-effective completion of her kitchen remodel by our team. The renovated kitchen is now a beautiful and practical space, boasting sufficient storage, modern appliances, and top-quality finishes. The Bertet Builders team made a firm commitment to finish the project within the set timeline and budget, while maintaining an unwavering focus on detail. The client was especially impressed with our team's communication and efforts to keep her informed and engaged throughout the remodeling process. Are you planning to embark on a kitchen remodeling project? Get in touch with us today to start your journey!

Our client was extremely satisfied with their choice of Bertet Builders for their full kitchen remodel, recognizing that it is a substantial investment that requires meticulous planning, execution, and attention to detail to achieve the desired outcome. It is not surprising that clients feel ecstatic and grateful when they see their dream kitchen come to life. Moreover, the project's compliance with the agreed-upon budget and timeline, along with the use of superior quality materials, significantly contributed to the client's overall contentment. Additionally, the client commended the workers' trustworthiness and appreciated their professionalism and precision.

Isn't this truly the way that we live? Everyone ends up in the kitchen whenever you entertain. The homeowners removed a wall opening up space for a more realistic dining area. The previously ordained dining space, really quite small, became a great place for the families household office desk to live. Plus, I love the "Sweet Tea" art leading to the family room. Sweet!

Every inch of the kitchen is designed for function and convenience for a busy family and those who really love to cook.
Eat-in kitchen - large transitional u-shaped porcelain tile eat-in kitchen idea in Philadelphia with gray cabinets, mosaic tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, granite countertops, multicolored backsplash and an island

Home Staging is all about showcasing the strength of the house by editing items that would draw attention away from these fixed assets. The hardwoods, view, and moldings take center stage in this photo. The homeowner's timeless plate collection and "shot of happy" turquoise bowl of apples add just enough color to add a homey touch. Who wouldn't want to have breakfast in this lovely setting? Photo by Charles Dickens Photography

Photo Credit: Glen Farrell, UpNClose. Furnishings sourced & purchased at Austin Taylor Inc (London ON). Styled by Cheryl Trudell of HS4S. Accent decor selected to highlight this upscaled room for entertaining and relaxation.

Download our free ebook, Creating the Ideal Kitchen. DOWNLOAD NOW It’s not uncommon to buy a new home and want to make it your own. But that doesn’t always mean starting from scratch – because when something works, it works. At TKS Design Group, we believe in intentional design, not change for the sake of change. Especially when it comes to quality kitchen cabinets. Lead designer, Jennifer, was able to make the most of what worked in this space, while elevating the aesthetic to make the kitchen feel brand new. This kitchen is an example of just that. When the homeowners purchased the home in 2016, they made some initial updates. From painting to refinishing the floors, they began the process of making this house their own. When the time came to update the kitchen, they wanted to work with what they had to elevate the space, while also adding in the design details that were missing for them. Not every space or kitchen requires starting from scratch to make new. Sometimes the layout is just right, and the cabinets are in great shape. Instead, you can prioritize the aesthetic you seek within the scope of what you already have. That is exactly what this kitchen called for. The new statement island in slate was added to make space for the microwave drawer which wasn’t a part of the original layout. The bold tone of the island adds contrast against light perimeter cabinetry painted in Benjamin Moore White Dove. A custom hood accommodates a new blower for an upgraded cooking experience. Quartz countertops paired with a marble backsplash pull everything together. Elevated plumbing fixtures in a polished nickel finish add a subtle sheen and loads of elegance. This client cared a lot about the details of the design, but especially the light fixtures. When we understand what matters to our client, we can prioritize it as a part of our design and process.

Bathroom w Linen Cabinet has gray painted recessed cabinet panels. Norman Sizemore- Photographer
Alcove bathtub - mid-sized transitional gray tile porcelain tile, gray floor and single-sink alcove bathtub idea in Chicago with recessed-panel cabinets, gray cabinets, quartz countertops, a two-piece toilet, gray walls, an undermount sink, white countertops and a built-in vanity

Tank-less toilet installed directly against the tiled wall, saves space and looks neat and clean
Example of a large transitional master multicolored tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile and gray floor alcove shower design with shaker cabinets, white cabinets, a one-piece toilet, blue walls, an undermount sink, granite countertops, a hinged shower door and gray countertops

Making extensive use of stone, reclaimed timbers, antique beams, and other natural materials, this mountain estate home also successfully blends the old with the new in finishes and amenities. Situated high on a ridge top, with stunning mountain views, the designers of MossCreek created open spaces with walls of windows throughout the home to take advantage of the home site. The extensive use of wood finishes and elements, both on the exterior and interior, all help to connect the home to it's surroundings. MossCreek worked closely with the owners to design an elegant mountain estate that is both welcoming to friends, while providing privacy to its owners, and the home is an example of custom home design at it's best. Photos: R. Wade

Download our free ebook, Creating the Ideal Kitchen. DOWNLOAD NOW It’s not uncommon to buy a new home and want to make it your own. But that doesn’t always mean starting from scratch – because when something works, it works. At TKS Design Group, we believe in intentional design, not change for the sake of change. Especially when it comes to quality kitchen cabinets. Lead designer, Jennifer, was able to make the most of what worked in this space, while elevating the aesthetic to make the kitchen feel brand new. This kitchen is an example of just that. When the homeowners purchased the home in 2016, they made some initial updates. From painting to refinishing the floors, they began the process of making this house their own. When the time came to update the kitchen, they wanted to work with what they had to elevate the space, while also adding in the design details that were missing for them. Not every space or kitchen requires starting from scratch to make new. Sometimes the layout is just right, and the cabinets are in great shape. Instead, you can prioritize the aesthetic you seek within the scope of what you already have. That is exactly what this kitchen called for. The new statement island in slate was added to make space for the microwave drawer which wasn’t a part of the original layout. The bold tone of the island adds contrast against light perimeter cabinetry painted in Benjamin Moore White Dove. A custom hood accommodates a new blower for an upgraded cooking experience. Quartz countertops paired with a marble backsplash pull everything together. Elevated plumbing fixtures in a polished nickel finish add a subtle sheen and loads of elegance. This client cared a lot about the details of the design, but especially the light fixtures. When we understand what matters to our client, we can prioritize it as a part of our design and process.

A complete gut and renovation of a home in Oklahoma City, which includes a brand new kitchen, appliances, cabinets, backsplash, granite countertops, pantry, tile flooring, paint and windows.

Fire Island poses many challenges for creating successful landscapes. Careful planning, preparation and amendments allowed us to create this stunning garden. While there is a lot of symmetry throughout the grounds, the garden still has a casual feel that still captures the feel of the Island. The gardens complement the architecture of the main house, pool house and surrounding patios. Photos by Jeffrey Erb

From a dark depressing kitchen to a light and airy delight, this kitchen transformation is the success of an artistic team of client and designer. The transition to a farmhouse style kitchen is exactly what this home needed, with painted cabinetry, open industrial-looking shelving, and a custom hood made of authentic barnwood.

Photo: Sarah Greenman © 2014 Houzz
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This is a contemporary L-shape staircase with stainless steel round bars. The wood used is Red Oak, finished with black stain.
Large trendy wooden l-shaped staircase photo in New York with wooden risers

Photo by: Chad Falkenberg A bachelor pad Bruce Wayne would approve of, this 1,000 square-foot Yaletown property belonging to a successful inventor-entrepreneur was to be soiree central for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. A concept juxtaposing rawness with sophistication was agreed on, morphing what was an average two bedroom in its previous life to a loft with concrete floors and brick walls revealed and complemented with gloss, walnut, chrome and Corian. All the manly bells and whistle are built-in too, including Control4 smart home automation, custom beer trough and acoustical features to prevent party noise from reaching the neighbours.