Our Design Styles
Our Design Styles
Our goal is to help our clients bridge the gap between their vision and the functional reality of design-build construction.
One way that helps do that is to educate them on the different design styles. You do not need extensive design knowledge to renovate your kitchen, bathroom or basement, but it can help to understand which aesthetic you are most drawn to.
Take a look at what defines the primary styles our designers work with every day and get some inspiration.
Traditional design is formal, detailed and rooted in history. It focuses on warm richness and classic elegance.
Solid hardwareDetailed millworkCustom wainscotingDeep coffered ceilingsWarm colored palettesDark stained cabinetryHeirloom quality
Transitional design is a marriage of old and new, the warmth of Traditional with the clean lines of Modern. It is often described as classic with a twist or timeless yet fresh.
Blend of cozy, classic charmModern, streamlined functionalityBrighter more open feelSleek cabinet silhouettesTraditional panelingLayers of limestone, linen and brushed metalNeutral, soft color paletteRefined comfort
Contemporary style consists of open spaces that blend indoor and outdoor living designed around natural light.
Custom white oak cabinetrySpecialty quartzStatement lightingArchitectural sophisticationFocuses on spatial flow
Modern Farmhouse combines the cozy, welcoming nature of a Traditional home with refined, modern luxury finishes to ensure a chic, timeless look.
Authentic, reclaimed wood beamsSleek black metal hardwareGrand, vaulted ceilingsLarge gabled ceilings
Rustic emphasizes nostalgia and sanctuary. This style is about creating a tranquil retreat from the city, blending artisanal techniques with modern comfort and convenience.
Natural materials like stone and woodPairing raw rustic materials with refined luxuryHand-hewn table under a crystal chandelierWarm texturesCozy curatedNature-drivenEarthy tones
Modern style is characterized by restrained luxury, minimalism that whispers rather than shouts. It focuses on clean lines, high-quality materials and intentionality.
Matte black and brushed brassOrganic texturesUnderstated sophisticationCurated minimalismRare natural texturesQuiet color palettes
Longevity by Design style, or as some call it Aging in Place style, is future proofing your lifestyle or designing today for the possibilities of tomorrow. It focuses on effortless living, maintenance-free lifestyle and smart home automation that simplifies tasks. This design allows people to remain in their homes regardless of ability without sacrificing style.
Curbless spa-inspired walk-in showersArtisanal brushed gold and matte black grab barsSeamless transition flooringAutomated smart home lightingLayered, circadian rhythm lightingGrand, barrier-free entranceSkylights for natural, adaptive luminosity