New construction single family home in Glenview, IL. This prime site near Southgate offered an large, expansive yard ideal for a modern, 6 bedroom, 5.5 bath transitional design with a modern floor plan and modern exterior in dark tones with a natural stone base anchoring it to the landscape. Black windows and doors punctuate the […]
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Palm Beach Complete gut rehab of two mid century Palm Beach ocean front condominium units into a modern winter family retreat. The contemporary kitchen forms the core of the new unit with large central honed granite island for family gathering and entertaining. A glass tile back splash reflects the generous southern sunlight and blue ocean […]
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Chicago Kitchen Renovation
Chicago, IL. Modern Kitchen design in Chicago’s Gold Coast featuring Italian made cabinets with crushed glass countertops and backsplash. Investors wanted to update a bland mid century condo in a north side high rise on a great block with spectacular views of the city and Lake Michigan. The millwork’s precision assembly allows for clean lines […]
Chicago, IL This kitchen renovation took a 1960’s era high rise unit and open the kitchen up to the living room allowing for a breakfast bar to separate the two rooms. The increase in light and space is amplified by the deep, reflective finishes of the European millwork and appliances. The surgical precision of the […]
Elmhurst, IL Renovating suburban bi-levels can be challenging however a good designer and motivated client can get the job done successfully. In this project a 1950’s era top level bathroom was gutted and the ceiling joists eliminated to create a vaulted ceiling without disrupting the roof rafters. A light well was added to capture southern […]