This is an example of a mid-sized traditional concrete back porch design in Portland.

This re-conceived rambler for a family of 4 sits comfortably within its original footprint yet meets contemporary living needs through StudioMB's addition of a new second floor, covered and uncovered rear courts, and a lower terrace. These elements, along with a new front court that brings views of the outdoors into the new living and kitchen, overcomes the original layout’s small, dark spaces while the added wood and glass boxes bring natural light deep into the home.

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A completely renovated home built in 1890 with attention to detail, uncovered tin ceilings and brick walls, enhancing the original beauty. Updated kitchen with tile back splash with all new appliances, sliding barn door closet upon entry with many other super cool fixtures. All new flooring in the home along with two renovated bathrooms.

Ken Skalski

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Bathroom updates include new mirrors, victorian double sink and glass shelving from Rejuvenation. Original fir floors uncovered and refinished. Medicine cabinet relocated. Walls painted to match hallways. Door re-hung to swing outward. Work completed by Sheila Carlson, MRC Builders, Portland,

Somerset, MD This re-conceived rambler for a family of 4 sits comfortably within its original footprint yet meets contemporary living needs through StudioMB's addition of a new second floor, covered and uncovered rear courts, and a lower terrace. These elements, along with a new front court that brings views of the outdoors into the new living and kitchen, overcomes the original layout’s small, dark spaces while the added wood and glass boxes bring natural light deep into the home.

We uncovered a little space behind a wall and decided that no space would be left without a job! Cozy homes require every last bit of space utilized to it's fullest and that exactly what we did here!

After demo day one we uncovered a few things behind some walls that forced us to completely reconfigure the kitchen layout mid construction. It resulted in a much more functional layout for the kitchen that the clients are thrilled with.

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Example of a large trendy backyard deck design in Detroit with no cover

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A dark galley kitchen opened up and rebuilt around a feature we uncovered during demolition — the home's original brick chimney, which we kept exposed rather than closing back in. Sage green lower cabinets and white uppers, quartz countertops, white subway tile to the ceiling, and live-edge wood open shelving on either side of the window. The layout stayed where it was; the light and the storage did not.

Bathroom updates include new mirrors, victorian double sink and glass shelving from Rejuvenation. Original fir floors uncovered and refinished. Medicine cabinet relocated. Walls painted to match hallways. Door re-hung to swing outward. Work completed by Sheila Carlson, MRC Builders, Portland,

Ths custom home includes a walk-out with large covered and uncovered deck space and a heated inground swimming pool
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Ken Skalski

After demo day one we uncovered a few things behind some walls that forced us to completely reconfigure the kitchen layout mid construction. It resulted in a much more functional layout for the kitchen that the clients are thrilled with.

This re-conceived rambler for a family of 4 sits comfortably within its original footprint yet meets contemporary living needs through StudioMB's addition of a new second floor, covered and uncovered rear courts, and a lower terrace. These elements, along with a new front court that brings views of the outdoors into the new living and kitchen, overcomes the original layout’s small, dark spaces while the added wood and glass boxes bring natural light deep into the home.