Design
Remodelers should forget every city ordinance that requires a certain exterior building material, because they no longer matter
This living room remodel for clients who frequently travel and entertain includes a wine room
The remodel of this condominium with views of the Austin skyline creates a more open living space and uses color to accentuate artwork and furnishings
A tired, worn 1960s ranch house gets a total makeover that redefines spaces and lets the sun shine in
A 1973 Florida home is transformed into a contemporary beach house
A cramped 1970s saltbox is converted into an inviting home ready for entertaining guests, while staying true to the original building
This remodel creates a series of versatile outdoor spaces that can be used for intimate gatherings or to host a large crowd
In a journey from abandoned to artful, a church gets a top-to-bottom remodel that breathes new life into—and brings a new use to—this neglected gem
Detail and care characterize the historical restoration this New England residence circa 1868
The judges, from left to right: Robi Kirsic, TimeLine Renovations; Vince Weber, Normandy Design Build Remodeling; Lana Galloway, LaMantia Design & Construction; and Michael Anschel, Otogawa-Ansche Design+Build.
Meet the awards judges for 2015 and find out about our new format for presenting the Design Awards winners in the magazine
This kitchen remodel, which won Project of the Year in Professional Remodeler's 2015 Design Awards, has some clever details
This deceptively simple kitchen remodel wows with its seamless integration of multiple updates and styles
Though The Breakfast Club and Footloose may be long gone, this outdated bathroom remained
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When certifying a remodeling project, it’s important to find the program that best suits your needs. Here's an overview of the options
New state-of-the-art manufacturing and printing techniques have resulted in much more intriguing and versatile tiles.
This awkwardly shaped kitchen is inefficient, with lots of wasted space and not enough storage. Plus, side-door traffic runs right through the work area.
The Energy Star label helps sell windows, but the criteria used to determine those ratings on that label have changed
The federal Weatherization Assistance Program provides families with energy-saving products. One study claims the uprfront investments are about twice the actual savings. Many in the industry disagree. Photo: Paul Sableman
Remodeling experts respond to a study claiming that weatherizing a home costs more than it saves
Rear of the home after the remodel. Photo by Nick Marx
In this remodel, a trusting client and a thoughtful remodeler come together to connect a lakeside house to its unique site