From dark and drab to bright and fab — this kitchen remodel was a high priority for these homeowners. Light and bright cabinetry replace the dark stained cabinets, the appliances were relocated and the dining room wall was opened up. The unfortunate part of this project is that the plumbing was run through the soffit …
This home is no longer your average ranch home! These homeowners thought about moving but when the new house they had their eyes on was sold, they decided to stay put and add on! Along with the new family room and master suite addition, they decided to open up the living space of their original …
When I first met with these homeowners, they had one particular request in mind: “I want wow factor when people walk through the front door.” And that was my exact response when I went to get photos of this blue ribbon kitchen! With plans to tear down the walls, I designed this open concept kitchen …
Designing a space for multiple purposes that looks beautiful was a fun challenge for this eclectic dining room remodel! The goal was to create a dining room for 25 without looking like a dining hall. It also needed to provide storage for kids toys without looking like a toy room as well as display a …
This rustic dining room is a mix of paint and wood tones with a high contrast navy damask stenciled walls above the chair rail. Antique furniture pieces, weathered white chairs, and a rustic table are mixed with weathered white and natural farmhouse style decor. This navy dining room was inspired by other colors I had …
Due to a very poorly planned new addition, this small master bathroom was literally just slapped together in order to make a shower, vanity, and toilet fit. But with the revamping of the whole house floor plan, we were able to utilize the original master bath space along with two hallways to make this modern …
With the love for modern farmhouse kitchens, white shaker cabinets were an easy decision for this kitchen remodel. We found beautiful slabs of viscount white granite at our local granite yard which served as a focal point on the large island. Since the granite didn’t have a pure white color in it, we broke up …
This late 1800’s farm house was in desperate need of an overhaul. Everything was torn out down to the studs, walls were removed, a new wall was built, doors were relocated and everything was put back together with a design that married a rustic style to a farmhouse style Because the roof pitch over the …
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