This clean, minimal, transitional-style addition/ renovation features state-of-the-art appliances including a white enamel stove from Italy, marble countertops, white cabinets, and brown panel accents. The renovation included substantial storage and a wine bar.

Renovation and addition to 1930's cottage in coastal Connecticut. The homeowners are empty nesters persuing painting, gardening and cooking. The original plan consisted of all closed rooms on the first floor. We opened the house to have clear sight lines from the front door all the way to the kitchen.

This 1970's modern home has been recently updated. New built in cabinets and display, new mantel and fireplace surround and all new furnishings have brought the room back to life. The serene color palette was inspired by the rug from artist Rex Ray.

The entire first floor of this 1980's contemporary house was updated in the renovation. There were many awkward angles that need to be straightened to make a kitchen functional.

All new hickory hardwood floors, a combination of dark gray stained hickory and white cabinets. Handmade backsplash tile in a herringbone pattern and custom stainless steel range hood are the main features of the kitchen.

New beams and whitewashed poplar ship lap have been put on the great room ceiling. Two matching sectional sofas create a cozy space around a handmade walnut coffee table. Custom built in shelving displays homeowners collection of antique copper vessels and modern ceramics. All new lighting throughout.

The design of this cottage presented many challenges. When the owners purchased the property there was a run down, single story, non-winterized house on the lot. Due to zoning restrictions, we needed to stay within the small footprint of the existing structure. The house is also in a flood zone. A new septic system was needed and with that, we were allowed only 2 bedrooms

The solution was to go up and this three-story shingle style cottage was conceived. The design maximizes the use of space and the ocean views. While the exterior is traditional the inside has a more modern aesthetic blending the two into a clean coastal style.

This custom built home in Saunderstown RI features views across the bay of both the Jamestown and Newport bridges. The main centerpiece of the kitchen is the 9-foot island built of new and reclaimed wood. The mosaic above the range hood was made by a local artist while the painting is a family heirloom. Countertops are oiled Vermont soapstone

The fireplace surround is made of locally found scallop shells.

The interior and exterior of this addition both blend perfectly with this existing shingle style home. The centerpiece of both the family room and the patio is the double-sided stone fireplace. The kitchen space was more than doubled in the plan.

This bright, airy, modern kitchen is a 12 X 16 addition to a 1960's split level home. New ash floors were stained white and carried throughout the house to lighten the space. Lower cabinets are natural cherry and uppers are painted white. Aged brass lighting and a diamond plate splash behind the stove add a metallic sheen to the room. This entire space is tied together with the white Corian countertops and penny tile backsplash.