The homeowners’ goal was to turn a worn-out 1980s master bath into a luxury spa retreat with state-of-the-art amenities. They wanted to work within the same walls and keep the existing stained glass window. To accomplish this, we demolished everything down to the sheetrock and subfloor. Then we built it back from scratch. (Plus, we repaired rotten floor joists from a long-leaking shower.) Outstanding features now include his-and-her shower stations customized for height, body sprays and fixtures; a partition wall at the shower that is open to the ceiling; cast iron and porcelain soaking tub; Kohler vessel sinks; silver-leaf chandelier; faux-painted tray ceiling and washed walls; Neopolina Travertine marble on floor and shower walls; and closets custom designed to each owner’s individual needs.

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private island vacation home with wrap around porch and balcony, expansive patio with custom pergola over an outdoor kitchen and bar with custom swing seating. The pergola also shades an outdoor dining area with a double sided dyed stucco fireplace with built in wood storage.

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When the owners of this classic 1910 Foursquare engaged us to design and build a remodel, they were close to selling and moving on. Undeterred, our design-build team came up with a thoughtful plan that offered the modern livability they craved while respecting historical character of Nashville's West End area. We built a rear addition for a first-floor master suite, powder room and kitchen with a walk-out basement. Its hipped roof mirrors the main house’s and fits right under a second-story window. We also built a new screen porch and large deck and opened the kitchen to the remodeled family room. Custom-built columns and casework conceal a structural beam. Shaker-style cabinets in both master bath and kitchen are topped with Cambria quartz countertops. The latter’s two-toned treatment adds visual interest and texture.

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