Awards
Remodelers are overlooked when it’s time to dole out kudos for a job well done
This year’s under-40 class truly embodies the hard work and ingenuity seen throughout this industry. Warmest congratulations to our winners, and thanks to everyone who entered.
NAHB Remodelers new leadership await their respectives turns to be sworn in by 2018 NAHB First Vice-Chair Greg Ugalde. From left to right: Kert Sloane as Second Vice-Chair, Tom Ashley Jr. as First-Vice Chair, and Tim Ellis as Chair.
NAHB remodelers’ annual celebration at the international builders’ show showcased the best and most innovative of the remodeling industry
From left to right: Top Row: Todd Jackson, Doug Lueck, John Keenan, Leslie Molloy, Rick Matus, Bill Millholland (2017 winner), Beth Yuen (2017), Tanya Donahue (2017); Bottom row: Chris Lavoie (2017 winner), Vince Nardo, Melissa Kennedy, Mark Fies (2017), Mina Fies, Rich Oris, Cindy Cipriani, Joseph Robbins, Mark Richardson
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“Great solution for an unusual space.”
Gold Award Winner: Bathroom over $60K
“So many textures, shapes, and colors in this home yet everything flows together, creating harmony.”
Gold Award Winner: Kitchen $50K–$100K
“This tranquil and casual space is natural, beautiful, and well done. Very modern and fresh ideas.”
Gold Award Winner: Whole-House over $750K
“The blending of materials is beautifully done.”
Gold Award Winner: Kitchen $50K–$100K
“A harmonious dance between modern styling and traditional details.”
Gold Award Winner: Residential interior over $100K
“Lovely balance of color, texture, and pattern.”
Gold Award Winner: Bathroom $30k–$60k
“The end result and craftsmanship is exceptional.”
Gold Award Winner: Whole-House $300K–$750K
“The color, tile, brass, and fixtures all make this space beautiful to the eye.”
Platinum Award Winner: Bathroom over $60k
“Great job creating a wonderful outdoor space under considerable design constraints.”
Platinum Award Winner: Outdoor living over $100K
“Great job bringing together multiple material types and textures. Unique and refreshing.”
Platinum Award Winner: Kitchen over $100K
“The new vision is restorative and functional, while keeping the spirit of the home alive.”
Platinum Award Winner: Residential interior over $100K
“Craftsmanship is presented well in this difficult-to-execute style.”
Platinum Award Winner: Residential Interior over $100K
“The salvaged materials add warmth and history to a gracious, open living space.”
Platinum Award Winner: Whole-House $300K–$750K
We surveyed our Forty Under 40 winners and found that while totally different, they’re a lot alike.
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