This project won in the 2013 Builders Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh Housing Excellence Award for Best Urban Renewal Renovation Project. The glass bowl was made in the glass studio owned by the owner which is adjacent to the residence. The mirror is a repurposed window. The door is repurposed from a boarding house. George Mendel

Vincent Longo Custom builders
Example of a large classic brown three-story brick exterior home design in Atlanta

An imposing heritage oak and fountain frame a strong central axis leading from the motor court to the front door, through a grand stair hall into the public spaces of this Italianate home designed for entertaining, out to the gardens and finally terminating at the pool and semi-circular columned cabana. Gracious terraces and formal interiors characterize this stately home.

Study/Library in beautiful Sepele Mahogany, raised panel doors, true raised panel wall treatment, coffered ceiling.
Mid-sized elegant freestanding desk medium tone wood floor home office library photo in Raleigh with no fireplace and brown walls

A spacious bluestone patio now sits where the old asphalt driveway terminated at the rear-facing garage. Each of the 3 new rear entry doors sit at different elevations requiring careful planning, forming and pouring of stoop, stair and wall foundations – even before building renovations commenced, due to access limitations. Mike Crews Photography

Staircase - huge traditional wooden curved staircase idea in Los Angeles with wooden risers

Therma-Tru Fiber-Classic Mahogany Collection fiberglass door featuring deep Mahogany graining. Door, sidelites and transom include Salinas wrought iron decorative glass. Venture handleset also from Therma-Tru.

This is a picture of the rear of the house. The house sits in a flood plain so smart-vents were used around the foundation. Hardie board, azek, brick and tru-slate were used as componets of the exterior.

8ft. Therma-Tru Fiber-Classic Oak Collection fiberglass door and sidelites with the warm look and feel of Oak graining. Door and sidelites feature Salinas wrought iron decorative glass.

8ft. Therma-Tru Classic-Craft Rustic Collection fiberglass round-top door featuring casually elegant wood graining. and decorative strap hinges.
Inspiration for a shabby-chic style front door remodel with a dark wood front door

Michael Wilkinson The existing home has stucco siding. Matching the exterior of the addition to the Tudor home's stucco was outside the client's budget. Instead, we used Hardiepanel that has a stucco pattern. Wide Tru Exterior trim matches the width of the trim on the existing house. We mimicked the trim pattern of the existing house. We removed the existing rear deck as well as a 4-foot wide segment along the side of the house that led to a sliding door to a small office. The clients didn’t need outdoor access from the office, so we replaced the sliding door with a casement window. The foundation of the addition is piers.

Michael Wilkinson The existing home has stucco siding. Matching the exterior of the addition to the Tudor home's stucco was outside the client's budget. Instead, we used Hardiepanel that has a stucco pattern. Wide Tru Exterior trim matches the width of the trim on the existing house. We mimicked the trim pattern of the existing house. We removed the existing rear deck as well as a 4-foot wide segment along the side of the house that led to a sliding door to a small office. The clients didn’t need outdoor access from the office, so we replaced the sliding door with a casement window. The foundation of the addition is piers. The pizza oven base acts as one of the piers.

Powder room with glam geometric wallpaper complimented with a vessel sink rustic vanity with riveted hardware. Counter top is quartz Viatera - Truffle. Mirror framed wall mirror. Ryan Hainey

The home is even more stunning at night, with the diffused light from the fixtures above. Photo by J. Sinclair
Inspiration for a large contemporary formal and open concept medium tone wood floor and brown floor living room remodel in Raleigh with a ribbon fireplace, white walls, a metal fireplace and a media wall

We converted an open stair case to a completed enclosed and climate-controlled custom wine cellar. All framing and racking was finished to match the existing millwork and stairs. The glass front wall consists of sealed, insulated units with UV lamination for maximum efficiency. Photo Credit: Sebastian Burzynski

Whon Photography
Large urban underground carpeted staircase photo in Indianapolis with gray walls and no fireplace

Michael Wilkinson The existing home has stucco siding. Matching the exterior of the addition to the Tudor home's stucco was outside the client's budget. Instead, we used Hardiepanel that has a stucco pattern. Wide Tru Exterior trim matches the width of the trim on the existing house. We mimicked the trim pattern of the existing house. We removed the existing rear deck as well as a 4-foot wide segment along the side of the house that led to a sliding door to a small office. The clients didn’t need outdoor access from the office, so we replaced the sliding door with a casement window. The foundation of the addition is piers. The pizza oven base acts as one of the piers. A large chimney was necessary for venting for the pizza oven. However, our designer used exterior elements and visual tricks to down-scale the tall chimney so it does not seem as imposing.

Michael Wilkinson The existing home has stucco siding. Matching the exterior of the addition to the Tudor home's stucco was outside the client's budget. Instead, we used Hardiepanel that has a stucco pattern. Wide Tru Exterior trim matches the width of the trim on the existing house. We mimicked the trim pattern of the existing house. We removed the existing rear deck as well as a 4-foot wide segment along the side of the house that led to a sliding door to a small office. The clients didn’t need outdoor access from the office, so we replaced the sliding door with a casement window. The foundation of the addition is piers. The pizza oven base acts as one of the piers. A large chimney was necessary for venting for the pizza oven. However, our designer used exterior elements and visual tricks to down-scale the tall chimney so it does not seem as imposing.

Michael Wilkinson The existing home has stucco siding. Matching the exterior of the addition to the Tudor home's stucco was outside the client's budget. Instead, we used Hardiepanel that has a stucco pattern. Wide Tru Exterior trim matches the width of the trim on the existing house. We mimicked the trim pattern of the existing house. We removed the existing rear deck as well as a 4-foot wide segment along the side of the house that led to a sliding door to a small office. The clients didn’t need outdoor access from the office, so we replaced the sliding door with a casement window. The foundation of the addition is piers. The pizza oven base acts as one of the piers. A large chimney was necessary for venting for the pizza oven. However, our designer used exterior elements and visual tricks to down-scale the tall chimney so it does not seem as imposing.