The renovation of this 1980s houseboat was a labor of love and converted a dated, run-down interior into a beautiful, functional space that celebrates natural materials.

In this renovation, a decrepit 3-season porch was converted into an extension of the interior living space. Combining classic New England materials like cedar shingles with modern touches like cable rail and integrated step lighting maintains the classic character of the home while keeping it current.

Who says a bulkhead needs to be boring? This design takes something functional and makes it a statement piece through the use of interesting angles and unique materials.

The renovation of this 1980s houseboat was a labor of love and converted a dated, run-down interior into a beautiful, functional space that celebrates natural materials.

This passive solar contemporary saltbox inspired lake house located in Maine, was modernized while pulling from some of the great existing features and charm. Infusing key elements or making one or two bold statements might be enough on a tight budget.

Texture, natural daylighting, and comfort become all crucial contributors to making a home.

This bathroom design has an ultra-modern vibe with seamless floor-wall tile, strip LED lighting in the ceiling, and a concrete floating vanity.

In this renovation, a decrepit 3-season porch was converted into an extension of the interior living space. The light-colored wood ceiling and wall-to-wall windows keep the interior light and bright.