Luxury Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling
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Blue Bell 123

Modern style bathroom accomplished by using velvet dark floor tiles blending in a curbless shower and slicing the accent wall in half. The white tiles above it add a subtle yet sleek look. Adding to the minimalistic look is a frosted glass door panel welcoming the open shower

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Blue Bell 206

Soft Grey Kitchen with Rustic Accents

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Newtown Square 109

Athena Tile Luxury Bathroom with frameless glass door, curbless entry shower and LED Mirror ⁣

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Newtown 109

Spectacular copper accent master bathroom accomplished by using a large copper sink, all the hardware in either copper, Champagne bronze or rose gold. All of the tiles are of the renowned Macaubas series from happy floors.

This bathroom features a full accent rope tile as well as a oversized LED Mirror to reflect the intricate tile work

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Newtown 202

Travertine Kitchen accomplished by using classic, solid wood cabinets, Sculpted Travertine Tiles for the backsplash and cabinet lights inside every cabinet

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Blue Bell 121

Absolutely Unique Bathroom accomplished by using pearl toned tiles, accentuated by exotic-marine shower floors & alcove. The vanity is a complete stunner bringing a vivid color, frameless look with polished door frames.

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Blue Bell 118

This Bathroom Features an exotic stone plank floor with subtle matching wall tiles. We also introduced heated floors to be able to walk barefoot comfortably and truly enjoy this new oasis.

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Doylestown 202

It was an absolute honor to be able to work on this original Penn house build over 400 years ago. This original farmhouse contains features that had to be protected and preserved throughout the remodeling process. The original beams (including a one piece that runs along the entire length of the kitchen; damaged during a fire but salvaged) and the original Pine floors, become the accent pieces that resurrect this historical home into present times. The cabinetry used have a loaded vintage finish in order to welcome the “new” and preserve the “original”. ⁣

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King of Prussia 103

Beautiful bathroom with faded pastel-green tones, brought together by a stylish vanity and glazed ceramic wall tiles, all sitting on a classy Carrera-like porcelain base. A touch of contemporary is inserted by using a single panel frameless glass and a curb-less entry shower ⁣

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Maple Glen 204

Transitional style kitchen with classic raised-panel cabinets, contrasting dark countertops and textured stone backsplash, all sitting on a dark luxury vinyl flooring. The under-cabinet lighting and glass cabinet add character to what was a very standard original kitchen (keep swiping for before-&-after pics)

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North Wales 106

Open-concept Carrera-like porcelain bathroom with curb-less entry and custom vanity. This bathroom had a large drop-in tub that originally took a large portion of the square footage. Replacing it with a Free-Standing Tub and Opening up the shower is what allowed the space to breathe.

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Newtown Square 104

Luxurious Light Cream bathroom with soft Matte-finish tiles on the floor and Polished matching tiles on the shower walls. A curb-less entry with open concept single paneled shower glass was added to give a sleek overall look. The lighted mirror and skirted tub further add to the seamless look.

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New Hope 203

This Full Kitchen renovation features a traditional cabinet door-style with light off-white tones, matched with a  classy marble backslash and subtle Quartz countertops.

The design is topped off by a rustic hardwood floor running throughout the floor-plan.

The island was designed in a shape and height that would maximize seating capacity and delineating the space between island counter and dining counter.

The Matte Black finishes add a flare of the modern and bring the overall design to a classic design with a subtle feel of contemporary.

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Doylestown 109

This bathroom is a complete Mediterranean oasis that was accomplished by using natural Italian marble all throughout, a raised cabinet vanity and Matte Black Fixtures to bring a touch of contemporary. The tile layout in the shower is composed of different section that allow to showcase the beauty of the natural marble. Originally this bathroom had a smaller shower with a large framed tub that was occupying enormous space while offering little functionality. By replacing the framed tub with a freestanding one, we were able to enlarge the shower and allow for a larger concept.

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North Wales 202

This kitchen was a total re-do. The goal was to clean up the space and expand it seamlessly into the rest of the floor plan.
The kitchen was originally blocked off by a load-bearing wall and a wall extension near the French doors. We eliminated the intrusions and opened up the entire area to allow the center island to flow and welcome the new larger footprint.
The elegant dark floors are the foundation onto which the light custom cabinetry sits on, with beautiful backsplash accents that add dimensions and the leather finish countertops that complement the textures found throughout the kitchen and the accent island specifically.
A beautiful balance of clean -and -modernized with touches of farm-house traditional.

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Wayne 103

This project is the pinnacle of the natural marble bathroom concept.
All the tiles in this bathroom are hand-picked Carrera marble tiles with Carrera marble accents in both the shower and the vanity wall. We added some modern touches with a curb-less shower and heated floors throughout the footprint.
The current vanity area was a closet that we expand into, in order to accomplish a larger bathroom.

Blue Bell 204

This was a big kitchen project that required moving a wall between the kitchen and the living room in order to open the space of the floor plan, remove soffits in order to bring the cabinets up to the ceiling and lastly removing the small dining table to welcome a large concept island that can comfortably sit 6 people, with a nearby bar overhang for an additional 3 people.

This kitchen now has a large open feel with enormous storage capacity, thanks in part to the custom pantries inserted in the wall.

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Newtown Square 102

Exquisite Wet-Room bathroom accomplished by using a curbless shower look that allows the diamond tiles to travel across the entire floor plan. We extended the shower wall tile across the long wall of the bathroom to further increase the large open feel which is accentuated by the beautiful veins of the tile.

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Blue Bell 107

This is an absolute masterpiece of a bathroom and one we are extremely proud of.

Every item selected was designed to revolve around the luxurious Mother-of-Pearl theme, that carries from the entry of the room, all the way through it.
We start with a polished stone-like porcelain that runs vividly on the floor and up the shower, complemented by intricate accent cuts.

We then move the attention to a gloss-finish custom vanity and quartz stone to tastefully compliment the tile work. Lastly a breathtaking mother of pearl hammered freestanding tub with matching vessel sinks aim to astonish the eye, while the matte black hardware and faucets embody the Bold Look.

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Blue Bell 202

Simple yet tasteful kitchen accomplished by using textured floor tiles, Shaker Style Cabinets (with contrasting colored island) & Terracotta Glazed subway backsplash. This kitchen had no island initially, just a small dining table clogging the flow and a large built-in closet that was replaced with a more open cabinet pantry.

Huntington Valley 102

A true rustic style bathroom accomplished with textured brick Tiles on the shower walls and wood- like planks on the floor. The balance of textures and rich color welcome a warm mountain/barn overall feel.

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Newtown 108

This bathroom was designed to be timeless. It was accomplished by using a golden Carrera-like porcelain accentuated by earthy accent-tiles, a bold toned Vanity and rare Red River-Flow countertops.
The brilliance brushed bronze hardware was the final touch of luxury.
A spacious freestanding tub was used to replace an old framed tub to allow for comfort and larger open space.
Lastly, a custom glass enclosure was added in order to remove an existing wall and complete this open space paradise.

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Blue Bell 201

This kitchen was a total redesign of the space and area distribution. We removed an old peninsula that was caging the cooking area and expanded the cabinetry and countertops over what used to be a small dining area. We then inserted a large Island to with more seating capacity than the old dining area and accentuated it with some dropped pendant lights. This kitchen is a testament to the overall character of the house, which thrives off the real wood trims and molding throughout it. We added a rustic Reclaimed-Hardwood-Like Porcelain Tile Floor plank to preserve the feel of texture.

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Blue Bell 100

This bathroom was a transformation and total redesign of both space and functionality all ruled by a new aesthetic purpose. The vanity was substantially smaller and cramped between the entrance wall and a shower wall, we eliminated the Old shower allowing for two separate equidistant vanities.

The biggest change however came from the tub area that extended wall to wall on the right side of the bathroom, it was a awful waste of space, we eliminated the large tub frame and build a wide shower while still including A freestanding tub on a visually pleasing slant.

We moved from the old neutral and lifeless color themes of the bathroom to a much more vivid and charismatic palette, and to top it all off we have added heated floor systems For a toasty feel even in the coldest winters.

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Blue Bell 117

This bathroom renovation is  an expanded version of what it was when it was originally created. The idea was to Remove the framed tub and change its position from a catty corner to it being parallel to the window. Reason being the shower becoming the focal point. We accomplish that by creating a curb less entry shower that is delineated by the floor tiles themselves. We then finished the walls and floor with hand-picked real Carrera marble tiles to introduce a timeless look. Although pictures may not do justice to the size, this shower is over 5’ x 5’ and as such, it allowed for an open entrance with no glass enclosures or panels. No worries about light water splashing as the Heated-Floors are quick to dry any bit of water.

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Warrington 114

This bathroom was created from an open space on a new addition. The goal behind this bathroom was to offer a set of comfortable and accessible shower + tub combo that would be suitable for a young homeowner as well as someone who was older in age. We started by designing a curb-less entry shower that would allow for an easy walk in and even be wheelchair capable if ever necessary.

The corner tub had to be spacious so we designed a Neo angle like shower rear to allow for the large tub as well as a comfortable walkway to the toilet.

The finishes on this bathroom are designed to give you the best of both worlds, tying in a textured brick like white shower wall, contrasted by ultra modern sleek gray patterned tiles. This look serves as a bridge between two times that comfortably coexist.

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Blue Bell 102

This kitchen space was minuscule in comparison to the size of the house. This is a Kitchen that required a complete redesign. We started by opening the entrance to the kitchen itself in order to allow a wider angle of vision. We proceeded to remove the peninsula and enlarging the cabinetry line in order to extend the length of the room and transformed a small uncomfortable corner kitchen into a large welcoming heart of the house.

We included some highlighting features such as glass top cabinets with interior lighting, undercabinet lighting, contrasting island color and integrated island microwave to allow for more counter space.

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Hatfield 103

This kitchen was designed to accomplish a warm, Tuscan feel with warm colors and Mediterranean textures.

We used a terracotta Ceramic floor in “”Piazza Pattern” and and a white travertine backsplash that comes to life with the use of Unde-Cabinet lighting.

Lastly a stained cabinet allowed for the wood grains to add texture, matching its surrounding vibe.

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Lansdale 111

This bathroom had a monstrosity of a dropped- in tub that occupied over a third of the bathroom footprint. Removing the tub allowed us to open up the space where we encountered several structural issues performed against code by a prior builder. This project was not just a remodel but a Restructuring of the entire bathroom area.

We were able to accomplish every need and redesign the space to allow for a large oversized shower, a spacious freestanding tub and a Vanity that offered a substantial storage space increase.

What makes this bathroom special is that it is a brand new space yet it travels back in time through finishes that are both barn-like and vintage, tied altogether by a bold matte black set of fixture finishes that over your the touch of modern in the comfort of a rustic feel.

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Blue Bell 112

This bathroom was an outdated Master bathroom that utilized a large dropped in tub and small shower.

We extended the shower and replaced the drop in tub with a freestanding tub, all of which opened up the space. We then used a frameless glass enclosure to avoid any obstructions such as walls, to allow light to travel and accomplish an open space concept.

The cherry would like playing used for the bathroom floor is some of the most realistic porcelain on the market, giving a bold and contrasting look to the white Carrera-like porcelain on the shower walls.

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Ambler 110

This bathroom had a very poor use of space in its original layout. There was a large framed tub that was taking substantial space, particularly squeezing the shower on a tight corner.

We wanted to change the overall feel so we started with the removal of the dropped-in tub for a freestanding tub and proceeded to extend the shower in both width and length to allow for more light to travel through and the space of the shower to be more welcoming, standing as a statement piece.

The selection of the finish items such as tiles, vanities, lighted mirrors and accent stones are what turned this bathroom into a Mediterranean paradise with striking colors that widen the viewer’s eyes with its vivid tones.

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