Reagen Taylor Photography

Joe Fletcher

John Vos

Stacy Zarin Goldberg Photography

Micahl Wycoff

A rustic-modern house designed to grow organically from its site, overlooking a cornfield, river and mountains in the distance. Indigenous stone and wood materials were taken from the site and incorporated into the structure, which was articulated to honestly express the means of construction. Notable features include an open living/dining/kitchen space with window walls taking in the surrounding views, and an internally-focused circular library celebrating the home owner’s love of literature. Phillip Spears Photographer

This whole home renovation was a transformation of the main and upper floors, a garage conversion and a complete exterior facelift. The original garage was converted into a large practical mudroom, powder room, laundry and TV rooms. The walls between the kitchen, living and dining room were removed and a full island, bar area and a 6’ pantry were added. Shaker style cabinets in off white contrast with charcoal espresso cabinets for a dramatic effect in the kitchen. Hand scraped hickory hardwoods add durability and provide a solid foundation for the Ledgestone gas burning fireplace. Upstairs the master features floor to ceiling wall cabinets eliminating the need for a bureau. The ensuite is a beautiful retreat with a closed off water closet, double vanity and glass enclosed shower.

Stone veneer fireplace refacing is an easy installation as the stone is lightweight and requires only a handful of tools. Fireplace refacing is a small project but provides huge impact to the appearance of your room. Since it’s covering a small area, fireplace refacing using natural stone veneer is a fairly cost effective project to add value to your home.

Starting at $1,628 SlimLine fireplaces fit where others don’t. Slender profiles with slim, flexible venting options offer an array of unique installation possibilities. TR models offer full flames, authentic log sets and moderate warmth. TRS models provide greater heat output and enhanced flames with an upgraded ceramic burner, brick interior and detailed log set. 15,000 – 27,300 BTUs 32-inch viewing area (28, 36 and 42-inch viewing areas also available) Multiple fronts, finishes and mantel options for a unique style Choose TR or TRS models for different options; detailed brick interiors, an upgraded burner, enhanced flames or increased heat output.

What do you think about this incredible and modern LDK custom family room? The thick shag carpet and white enamel are contemporary features you will want in your new LDK custom home!

Fred Housel Photographer

Joel Barbitta, D-Max Photography

The new open floor plan provides a clear line of site from the kitchen to the living room, past the double-sided gas fireplace that helps define the rooms. Patrick Barta Photography