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Inspiration for a transitional kitchen remodel in Oklahoma City

Tucked beneath the main level, this immersive lower-level retreat was designed for elevated entertaining and everyday escape. A dark, dramatic palette sets the tone, with natural stone, rich textures, and statement fixtures defining each space. At the heart of it all is Crystal Thunder, a rare natural quartzite that brings depth and movement to the bar and lounge, adding a luminous contrast to the moody surroundings. The layout flows from a custom bar and lounge to a home theater and golf simulator, balancing luxury with livability. Every detail was curated to feel intimate, indulgent, and distinctly underground.

Example of a mid-sized transitional master medium tone wood floor and brown floor home design design in Vancouver with gray walls and no fireplace

When our client called us, he was very clear about what he wanted to achieve from this remodel. He had an apartment with a very small and closed in kitchen with no windows. He wanted to enter the apartment and have a lot of light in the kitchen. We proposed to create an open kitchen concept that would integrate with the living room. We removed the walls that divided the kitchen from the dining room and a corridor that led to the bedroom. We expanded the cabinet surface while also adding 4 pantries in what was the old dining room. We also added a peninsula with a space for guests to sit. All the cabinets were done in a Pearl color. The floor was replaced by rectified porcelain tiles, new drywall ceilings were made in the kitchen with recessed LED lights. To finish, we used a thunder white base granite for the countertop and backsplash, we placed hidden power strip outlets under the cabinets and the peninsula, and we placed LED lights under the cabinets, which highlight the brightness of the floor. Now he has the kitchen he has been dreaming of.

Tucked beneath the main level, this immersive lower-level retreat was designed for elevated entertaining and everyday escape. A dark, dramatic palette sets the tone, with natural stone, rich textures, and statement fixtures defining each space. At the heart of it all is Crystal Thunder, a rare natural quartzite that brings depth and movement to the bar and lounge, adding a luminous contrast to the moody surroundings. The layout flows from a custom bar and lounge to a home theater and golf simulator, balancing luxury with livability. Every detail was curated to feel intimate, indulgent, and distinctly underground.

David Bader Photograhy
Example of a small trendy bathroom design in Milwaukee

Study room - mid-sized traditional freestanding desk light wood floor study room idea in San Diego with gray walls, a standard fireplace and a concrete fireplace

Before being transformed, this kitchen had lime green counters and backsplash, and some very distracting wallpaper.
Example of a trendy kitchen design in Austin

When our client called us, he was very clear about what he wanted to achieve from this remodel. He had an apartment with a very small and closed in kitchen with no windows. He wanted to enter the apartment and have a lot of light in the kitchen. We proposed to create an open kitchen concept that would integrate with the living room. We removed the walls that divided the kitchen from the dining room and a corridor that led to the bedroom. We expanded the cabinet surface while also adding 4 pantries in what was the old dining room. We also added a peninsula with a space for guests to sit. All the cabinets were done in a Pearl color. The floor was replaced by rectified porcelain tiles, new drywall ceilings were made in the kitchen with recessed LED lights. To finish, we used a thunder white base granite for the countertop and backsplash, we placed hidden power strip outlets under the cabinets and the peninsula, and we placed LED lights under the cabinets, which highlight the brightness of the floor. Now he has the kitchen he has been dreaming of.

Keoki Flagg photographer Lake of the Sky - classic Lake Tahoe Thunder clouds in June ultra-panormic image classic black and white
Large minimalist bedroom photo in Sacramento with white walls

Tucked beneath the main level, this immersive lower-level retreat was designed for elevated entertaining and everyday escape. A dark, dramatic palette sets the tone, with natural stone, rich textures, and statement fixtures defining each space. At the heart of it all is Crystal Thunder, a rare natural quartzite that brings depth and movement to the bar and lounge, adding a luminous contrast to the moody surroundings. The layout flows from a custom bar and lounge to a home theater and golf simulator, balancing luxury with livability. Every detail was curated to feel intimate, indulgent, and distinctly underground.

This classic white Ella Sleek freestanding tub creates a stunning contrast against the dark wood floor. Vibrant ocean blue accessories sets a dynamic tone to the space.

White quartz countertops surface bamboo cabinetry in Thunder Grey amidst a two-tired island with an end-shelf design that houses a dishwasher and deep drawer storage. White acrylic cabinets encase the fridge alongside beveled-edge ceramic tile in light grey. A trio of dropped pendant lights in a chrome wire design complements the modern square stainless steel pulls. Photo by Don Hammond

Ian Hennes Photography
Inspiration for a large contemporary l-shaped laminate floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen remodel in Calgary with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Maple Stained Smoke floating vanity is topped with Carrara White Marble. Kohler Thunder Grey undermount sink blends perfectly with the rooms color palette.

Ian Hennes Photography
Inspiration for a large contemporary l-shaped laminate floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen remodel in Calgary with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

When our client called us, he was very clear about what he wanted to achieve from this remodel. He had an apartment with a very small and closed in kitchen with no windows. He wanted to enter the apartment and have a lot of light in the kitchen. We proposed to create an open kitchen concept that would integrate with the living room. We removed the walls that divided the kitchen from the dining room and a corridor that led to the bedroom. We expanded the cabinet surface while also adding 4 pantries in what was the old dining room. We also added a peninsula with a space for guests to sit. All the cabinets were done in a Pearl color. The floor was replaced by rectified porcelain tiles, new drywall ceilings were made in the kitchen with recessed LED lights. To finish, we used a thunder white base granite for the countertop and backsplash, we placed hidden power strip outlets under the cabinets and the peninsula, and we placed LED lights under the cabinets, which highlight the brightness of the floor. Now he has the kitchen he has been dreaming of.

This warm, modern kitchen boasts three different paint colors, open shelves, contemporary lighting and a soapstone-topped island.
Large trendy l-shaped light wood floor kitchen photo in Austin with an island

We created a focal point surround the cooking zone with increased depth and height cabinets. The marble mosaic backsplash mimics the herringbone floor tiles. Photo Credits: Rick Young