This is a blog post on Houzz that I think is spot on for 13 Kitchen Looks expected to be big in 2015  by Natasha Saroca

This client downsized, but was left with outdated and ill fitting furniture that didn’t do anything for her new space. With careful attention to scale, height and color coordination, this client now has a cozy and comfortable space to share with family and friends.

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Thinking of Remodeling? Learn the latest kitchen and bath color and design trends Join me for a FREE remodeling workshop on Ask A Designer Saturday April 5, 2014 , 11 – 11:30 a.m.* Register NOW!  Seating is Limited! Free GIFT for registering RSVP to: Amy Tacke 503.348.3307 * Com

“Before” shots of a dated kitchen. Here are the “After” shots. New custom cabinetry. Shaker door style in two tones. Sand in place Black Walnut flooring. Granite counters. Hubbardton Forge lighting. Motion activated faucet. Quartz sink. Eating area.

These are some “Before ” shots of a recent bathroom remodel. Poor use of space, small soaking tub that was never used. In adequate lighting and not very pleasing to look at. These are the “After” shots. Client now has a stunning bathroom, where we used the same

Linear Drains for Showers are a popular item right now, they look sleek , have clean lines and have the added benefit of allowing you to incorporate a curbless shower even in an upstairs bath without cutting into the joists to lower the floor. Take a look. The linear drain is towards

Asian Sanctuary Remodel This whole house remodel, posed a significant challenge for the design team. The client had already transformed her back yard into an relaxing Asian sanctuary, complete with fountains, tea house, and custom Bamboo structures. However this 1987 traditional home