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“Our client loves progressive architecture,” says principal Ryan Burke, AIA. “The goal here is a primary connection to the outdoors—a glassy indoor-outdoor house all about daily living.” https://bit.ly/40LxqbF

The November | December 2024 issue of Kitchen & Bath Design News is here. Featuring... - Editorial by Eliot Sefrin, Publisher Emeritus: A Victory for U.S. Cabinet Firms - Trend Spotting: End of year review + trends for 2025 - Design Spotlight: Kitchen with a custom blue hue - Fall Bath Remodeling Report: Spa bathrooms built for wellbeing - Most Asked About Products & Product Trend Report - KBIS 2025 Preview ...and more! Read the Digital Edition now: https://lnkd.in/gxv6Hj9H _ On the cover: Designer Lana Nguyen of Design by the Jonathans, LLC, created this Japandi-inspired spathroom retreat – and took Gold in KBDN’s 2024 Kitchen & Bath Design Awards. For more work by the same firm, see the Fall Bath Report: Reimagining the Spa Bath / Photo: Robert Norman Photography

Where is the line between too much and not enough on a home remodel? The answer is important not just in terms of time and money, but also aesthetics. This project presented all three of those challenges. https://bit.ly/3Z1Iv7c

The remodeling market cooled slightly in the third quarter of 2024, according to the latest U.S. Remodeler Index. The index decreased one point to 57, compared to the second quarter of 2024. https://bit.ly/4fdKv1T

Residential Design - Magazine | “I grew up in rural Pennsylvania—on a farm, milking cows,” Timothy Clites, AIA, says. “I also framed houses and wanted to be a contractor. So I went to community college to learn about drafting. I wanted to know how to draw the house I would build.” Read more about Tim's story and his firm in "Pro-File Design: Clites Architects"— https://bit.ly/3YC9nsU #residentialarchitects #architecture #residentialdesign #architects #architecturefirm

Qualified Remodeler 2024 Master Design Awards Normandy Design Build Remodeling | Addition Less Than $250,000 — GOLD This family lived in a newer, fairly sizable home, but the space utilization and layout kept them from gathering together, so a primary driver of this addition was to capitalize on an open-concept layout that would connect the new family room to the existing kitchen. Keep reading + see more photos: https://bit.ly/4fE5NG7 … Normandy Design Build Remodeling, Hinsdale, Illinois Designer: Jeremy Paris Photos: courtesy of Normandy

“Our clients felt most areas were too congested and overbuilt,” says Brian Johnsen, AIA. “They ended up venturing into Northern Michigan and found pristine Lake Charlevoix.” https://bit.ly/48IgbKr

Qualified Remodeler 2024 Master Design Awards Harth Builders | Exterior Facelift — GOLD These clients wanted to transform their drab and understated 1980s center-hall, Colonial-style home to one with a modern farmhouse aesthetic with additional living space. Challenges associated with the project included navigating opposing roof lines and seamlessly marrying the old with the new. Keep reading + see more photos: https://bit.ly/3YjBIFv … Harth Builders, Lower Gwynedd, Pennsylvania HarthBuilders Designer: Anna Bush/Tammie Guevarra Location: Blue Bell, Pennsylvania Photos: Linda McManus Images

Incentivize. Recognize. Develop. Jenilee Common, CEO of Erie Home, shares her wisdom on organic growth and a legacy of leadership at Top 500 Live 2024. ... Erie Home, the No. 8 company on Qualified Remodeler's TOP 500 list is a fast growing roofing and basement company based in Toledo. Founded in 1976, the company's roots in home improvement are very deep. And it's been a training ground for some of the industry's foremost leaders. CEO Jenilee Common provides an overview of Erie Home and unpacks how the company's strong foundation in sales training and sales leadership has consistently churned out some of the industry's most talented leaders. #QRTop500Live #Top500Live #Remodeling #BusinessAdvice #ErieHome

Case Study: OFFbeat by Nick Deaver Jes Deaver Architecture Vultures and at least one fox were living in this storybook house in Austin’s Travis Heights neighborhood when Jes and Nick Deaver’s clients first saw it. Having been derelict for a decade, its renovation was an unlikely choice for a retired couple looking to build a modern house on an infill lot. Until, that is, they met the Deavers. Keep reading + see more — https://bit.ly/3Cxo74Y