Before a single brick is laid, you can see exactly how your home will feel. We create precise visualizations that let you test materials, colours, lighting, and finishes in a true-to-life setting. Want to compare a darker exterior cladding against a warmer timber tone? Or see how different lighting choices change the mood at night? You can make those decisions with complete clarity before construction begins. This removes guesswork, reduces costly changes on site, and gives you full confidence in every detail of your future home.

Contemporary exterior home idea in Other

Inspiration for a transitional exterior home remodel in Raleigh

This is an example of a landscaping in Austin.

Photo of a landscaping in Charleston.

The front of the house features seamlessly integrated elements of universal design. A key UD component of any home is at least one step-free route into the house. Our Design Challenge home has step-free routes to three entry doors as well as a route from the driveway, to the backyard and back patio! Someone can walk or roll from the driveway to the front and side decks. Gardeners can reach the raised planters easily. The front entrance is level with the first floor and is protected from the elements by the porch roof. So, the family is protected from sun, rain, or snow when entering or exiting.

Example of a transitional laundry room design in Raleigh

Example of a classic kitchen design in San Francisco

Pool photo in Charleston

Transitional kitchen photo in Raleigh

Original artwork by Renata Cuellar. She uses quality materials and focuses on details. This painting has 3D like effects to it.
Example of a family room design

Bathroom - transitional bathroom idea in Raleigh

Family room photo in Miami

The home is defined by an innovative mix of architectural styles, both old and new. “I think the best description of the house would be a Craftsman-style farmhouse with some retro elements and glamorous touches.” Photo by Matt Kocourek http://www.mattkocourek.com/