Say goodbye to the dark, dated, and claustrophobic atmosphere! This homeowner had a vision for her space – a bright, welcoming area designed for entertaining. The most important part of entertaining is the space! The space needs to be accomodating, bright, and comfortable! So we swapped the old three-season room with a grand new space …
The modern kitchen of the 1950’s was streamlined with built-in appliances and ample cabinet storage! Unfortunately, modern of the 50’s isn’t so modern anymore so these homeowners tore the kitchen out and along with it, a wall. I was called in after demo was completed to help with the design! A good kitchen design isn’t …
This large, open kitchen had been well-loved, well-used, and worn out! The island was too small, far from functional, and was used mainly as a dumping ground for bags, coats, and everyday items. All the appliances on one wall prevented any space for prep. And to top it all off, the colors and finishes were …
This kitchen was closed-up, dysfunctional and dated and the homeowners were ready to bolt into 2022 without ever looking back! So, we gutted the kitchen and tore down the dividing walls in order to create a modern, edgy kitchen that’s ready to entertain! The Layout To create our work triangle, it was necessary to remove …
This family loves to be the host. With the spacious kitchen and a pool out back, family and friends are always welcome! Although there was plenty of counterspace, the dysfunctional and aesthetic aspects were failing them. They longed for something much more lively and practical. The Design The most beautiful part of the space was …
It’s best to be prepared. Age and health aren’t the only reason to design for handicap accessibility. Sometimes, just a knee surgery will make you realize how important universal design is. These homeowners are battling a couple issues that pushed them into making a few necessary changes. Not only was this bathroom dated, but it …
Most of us have nostalgic memories of grandma’s house–what I would give to step back into the kitchen and take in the smell of homemade potato soup and watch grandpa walk back and forth in the kitchen looking for something to tinker with. Lucky for this couple, they were able to buy grandma’s house and …
The first time my husband and I looked at this house was 12 years ago when my mom was selling real estate. The weeds were overgrown all the way around the house and my grandpa, who was in his 80’s, somehow lost his keys trying to pull them. We never did find them. My husband …
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