Best residential kitchen remodel projects that include remodeling of any other adjacent space such as a family room, dining room, mudroom, etc. should be entered into a Residential Interior Category. 

Best residential both remodel projects that include remodeling of any other adjacent space such as a master (clothing) closet, dressing area, make-up room, etc. should be entered into a Residential Interior Category. 

Best residential interior remodel that includes, but is not limited to, such projects as family or recreation room remodeling, bath or kitchen with adjacent space, home theater or media rooms, wine rooms, attic conversions, etc. Work must be done within the existing walls of a residential structure. This category does not include room additions or basements.

This category represents one special interior feature of a project. It includes but is not limited to projects such as railings and columns; brick, stone, and masonry work; tiling; air conditioning and heating; fireplaces; vestibules; insulation; kitchen hoods; glass block; wall finishes such as plaster; flooring; best use of lighting or lighting control systems, or home automation. Work must have been done to the interior of an existing residential structure, and only interior photos may be used. To qualify, the residential interior feature must be specified in the entry materials and the descriptive text.

A project that remodeled or renovated a substantial portion of the entire residential house, inside and outside, or where multiple additions and/or style changes in footprint or elevation have been made in more than one location. The entry must include a description of the existing structure portions incorporated into the finished project. Pictures and plans submitted with the entry must highlight those portions of the home retained in the new design.

Remodeling performed within the existing walls of a previously occupied commercial space. Clearly define the type of client and the client’s needs in the project description.