The owners of a Nashville home wanted to convert their open deck into a fully enclosed screened porch that could withstand all seasons. The Dan Company delivered a warm, inviting space with year-round comfort. The existing deck was transformed into a versatile screened porch, designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living. The builder installed a built-in fireplace, which serves as a focal point in the space. The builder also added a heating system that warms the porch in colder months and a mounted television for advanced entertainment. The remodeler also added exposed ceiling…
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Remodel of the Week: GVD Renovations & Remodeling
GVD Renovations and Remodeling upgraded both bathrooms in a home in Greenwood, Calif., transforming the primary one into a spa-style bathroom with a freestanding soaking tub and neo-angle walk-in shower. The hall bath was converted from a dated tub into a bright walk-in shower. Both spaces now have a cohesive modern black-and-white color palette, with dark matte fixtures and vinyl plank flooring to evoke luxury. The builder relocated plumbing to place the new freestanding tub beneath the window overlooking the forest. The neo-angle walk-in shower was designed with marble walls,…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Renova Renovations
Renova Renovations gave a second life to this now-modernized kitchen in West Delray Beach, Fla. White cabinets and marble counters define the kitchen, with stainless steel appliances integrated into the layout. A wooden range connects to the ceiling and effortlessly matches the cabinetry. Hardwood flooring connects the working and gathering areas. Pendant and recessed lighting, smart home features and glass door adjustments complete the scope of the renovated space. The new design embodies modern luxury, expanding the space visually and functionally. Read Full Article Photo Credit: Renova Renovations
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: TS Renovations
TS Renovations remodeled a detached accessory dwelling unit in Milton, Vt., with two bedrooms, one bathroom and a one-car garage. At 900 square feet, the space now has nine-foot ceilings and abundant natural light, making it feel much larger than it is. The kitchen’s earthy tile walls offset the refined colors of the cabinetry. The cabinets are stacked to the ceiling, supporting daily living by providing ample storage. The quartz island adds a luxurious touch and enlarges the space. Steel appliances offer a sharp contrast to the space’s color palette.…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Compelling Homes Remodeling & Design
Compelling Homes Remodeling & Design remodeled this Iowa home’s bathroom into a spa-like treat, down to the heated floors and free-standing tub, contrasted with olive green finishes. The project features a separate wet room with both the tub and a curb-less shower, as well as an elegant arched window with frosted glass. This new design creates ambient natural light while maintaining privacy. The wet room concept is a common design feature in Europe, but is now making its way to the United States’ luxury bathrooms. The builder tiled and waterproofed…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Henderer Design + Build + Remodel
Located in Corvallis, Ore., this kitchen’s original layout wasted valuable space, with cabinetry and finishes that no longer met the demands of daily living. Henderer Design + Build + Remodel was challenged to reimagine the home’s kitchen for improved durability, efficiency and long-term performance. By reworking the layout around the island, the builder improved circulation, created clearly defined work zones and replaced failing construction with thoughtful, custom cabinetry. The redesigned island serves as the heart of the kitchen, offering generous prep space, seating and highly functional storage. The range wall…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Oak Hill Construction
Oak Hill Construction renovated the exterior and interior of this New England home in Charlotte, Vt. The overall goal was to preserve its classic character. The home now feels brighter, both internally and externally, while enhancing functionality. The builder also succeeded in maintaining the home’s historical charm. Oak Hill Construction replaced the roof, repaired areas of rot and completely remodeled the wraparound porch, restoring one of the home’s most defining features. The builder upgraded a variety of details within the interior, including interior doors and tile work. Each of the…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Hyperpeak Remodeling
Located in Washington, Utah, Hyperpeak Remodeling transformed this outdated home into a refreshed living space. Challenges emerged during the renovation, such as overlapping stages and delays on construction material deliveries. Removing existing cabinets, flooring and bathroom fixtures had to be done carefully to preserve the rest of the home. Despite such challenges, the company was determined to deliver the client’s vision of a modernized version of their existing home. Every room was updated with new flooring, paint, fixtures and finishes without compromising the existing home’s layout. The result is a…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Silver Oak Remodel
Silver Oak Remodel transformed a dark home with a segmented floor plan into a warm, open retreat. The result is filled with natural light, thoughtful craftsmanship and timeless design. Located in Brookfield, GA, the original home’s layout offered little light, limited storage, and poor flow for the clients. The clients hoped for an open layout that encouraged visibility and improved daily function. The remodeler created a design direction centered on clean lines, warm textures and simplicity. To enhance functionality, more storage was added throughout the space. Each piece of custom cabinetry…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Blue Sound Construction
Blue Sound Construction had great bones to work with in this renovation, but the project needed a contemporary makeover. The original structure was designed by architect Ralph Anderson and the builder wanted to preserve as much of his spirit as possible in the renovation. A new floating staircase with solid wood treads was rerouted into a doug fir stringer; a true testament to craftsmanship. Throughout the stairs and living area walls, custom-made wood slats elongate the home, while replacing the original tambour panels added texture. Hot-rolled steel fireplaces add a…
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