Located in Rockford, Mich., this home’s primary bathroom had a layout that was in desperate need of modernization. Ridgewood Home Construction transformed the space with warm textures, elevated fixtures and a clean, modern layout. The double vanity features natural wood tones, crisp stone countertops and matte black faucets to bring the space’s design into the 21st century. Floating shelves add organic warmth, while the refreshed shower, finished with large-format tile and bold black fixtures, continues the calming aesthetic. Thoughtfully placed hooks, integrated storage and streamlined cabinetry enhance functionality without sacrificing…
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Remodel of the Week: Highland Ridge Remodeling
Highland Ridge Remodeling turned an underused dining room into a comfortable, luxurious primary suite and renovated the main bathroom to improve comfort and functionality. Located in Milwaukie, Ore., the project features thoughtful renovations designed for longevity. Like many homes that have been well-loved over time, the clients’ layout began to feel less practical for the way they wanted to live moving forward. Their primary bedroom was upstairs and getting more difficult to access. Rather than relocate, the clients and builder turned their attention to the dining room, which was rarely…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Blackdog Builders
Blackdog Builders gave a second life to this kitchen in this 1970s home. Located in Hollis, New Hampshire, the original layout felt undersized, lacked natural light and failed to make the most of the peaceful, tree-lined views beyond the windows. The goal was not to overhaul the house, but to create a space that felt intentional, functional and in harmony with the setting, while working within the constraints of the existing structure. Rather than building outward to disrupt the home’s clean lines, the solution came from rethinking what already existed;…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: CGandS Design-Build
CGandS Design-Build knew this Austin, Texas, whole-home remodel would be a challenge since the project had already been renovated twice. The project did not start with a master plan, but rather with creating solutions to individual issues in the home. As the remodeler underwent construction, the entire renovation’s cohesive design fell into place. The original home had terracotta tile floors in most rooms, heavy mahogany trim and cabinetry and yellow painted walls. The original, dark design failed to take advantage of the outdoor skyline view. To bring more natural light…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Plain View Design + Build
Plain View Design + Build preserved the 1970’s historic charm of the Clairmont Haus in this whole-home remodel. The original owner built and lived in the home for 40 years before it was sold. The new homeowners wanted to preserve the architectural mastery of the Bismarck, North Dakota, home. The unique angles of the star- shaped Clairmont Haus were maintained. The overall goal for Plain View Design + Build was to maintain the initial intention of the design, which is why no major structure changes were made. The only exception…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Feinmann
Feinmann’s renovation of this home in Lexington, Mass., transformed the outdated layout into a functional, bright retreat. Feinmann opened the kitchen by removing walls, introducing white oak flooring and accenting the coffered ceiling in blue. The pantry gained a wet bar and dishwasher, while the mudroom was upgraded to offer cabinets and seating. The installation of a vintage-inspired powder room added charm, while the guest bath became a private en-suite with modern fixtures. Cohesive upgrades throughout unify design and function, creating a timeless and inviting look. The project received the…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Phoenix Home Remodeling
Phoenix Home Remodeling gave a cluttered kitchen a second life, refreshing it with an expansive, open layout to enhance functionality for their clients and modernize the space. The main challenge of the project was meeting a tight deadline without compromising the clients’ daily lives. A new island was installed with black-painted storage cabinets, adding both style and functionality while complementing their existing perimeter cabinets. The new island features accessories such as rollout trays for easy access to stored items. The quartz countertops’ design was chosen for its durability and elegant,…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Alderwood Landscaping
Alderwood Landscaping completely modernized their clients’ outdoor living space in the Sammamish Backyard Renovation project. The backyard originally had an old, worn concrete surface around its existing pool, accompanied by tired plantings lining the exterior, which offered a dreary aesthetic. The team worked closely with the owners to create a design that expanded their outdoor living space, removing partially elevated decks that compartmentalized the space and left little room to entertain. The updated design created more usable space and improved circulation around the pool. The team added new paving around…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: UHS Remodeling
UHS Remodeling turned a dated master bathroom in a McKinney, Texas home into a spa retreat, while also matching the guest bathroom. An oversized corner garden tub took up most of the floor in the bathroom’s original design, accompanied by a cramped shower and dark, dated finishes. The original tub was replaced with a sculptural freestanding soaking tub plus a separate, large walk-in glass shower, making the room functional for both a long soak and a fast morning. The remodelers also added a dual vanity with built-in storage. In the…
Read MoreRemodel of the Week: Trinity Homes AZ
The owners of this Paradise Valley custom home in Arizona came to Trinity Homes AZ with a clear direction for this whole-home remodel. In the kitchen, custom rift oak cabinetry brings warmth into the space. Brick architectural elements, stain-grade windows and classic iron lighting introduce a classic, historical influence while keeping the overall design livable. At the heart of the home is the open kitchen and living area, where everything comes together. The custom rift oak cabinetry anchors the space with clean grain and a natural tone that sets the…
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