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Awards
“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.
Not to toot our own horn, but...toot toot
"... it’s sometimes harder to build a relationship with customers now because of the information available online."
"Besides experience, you need to build your reputation through community involvement and networking."
"Something we’re seeing a lot of ... is a moving away from upper cabinets in the kitchen."
Meet the generation taking on the labor shortage (for starters)