function meets Design
good design
Creates Value
Our design process allows us to create a great looking, functional design. In today’s market there are many options available and each project is unique. Our focus during the design process it to create aesthetically pleasing designs that help makes your morning routine easier and more enjoyable. Designed for you™ and the way you live.
Our Design Process
We love to educating our clients about options available to them. Because we remodel homes instead of build them, we create spaces that are specific to each homeowner.
01
Concept
We design + build from concept to clean up
02
Design
We create functionally designed spaces
03
Development
We develop with costs in mind
Updated and Fresh
Fresh cabinetry created a refined look in this kitchen. The cabinets were replaced with a semi-custom product and the trim work creates a finished look by tying the upper cabinets to the ceiling. Wasted space in the kitchen was put to use and the small details give my clients the little lifestyle enhancements they love. The under cabinet lighting and white backsplash along with the new pendants over the island make the space brighter. It’s a great space for the whole family.
Doubling Up
The floor plan for this house almost doubled in size. The Post War ranch was completely redesigned and a new kitchen, master bedroom, master bathroom, and sun room were added. By opening the floor plan we created a combined living room and kitchen with plenty of space for entertaining friends and family. The front porch and sunroom are places to connect with nature, have a private conversation while entertaining, or just relax. Everything was designed with our client’s lifestyle in mind.
The Kids Bathroom
When the kids come home from soccer practice or finish mowing the yard, they’re able to use this bathroom in the basement to clean up without tracking dirt through the house. The lighting and color selections keep the space bright. The flooring is luxury vinyl tile – it’s a waterproof choice that was then installed throughout the basement creating a seamless space. It might be for the kids, but it’s functional, resilient, and attractive enough for everyday use.
Every Inch of Space
The laundry room in this house was updated with custom cabinetry to take advantage of all the available space. From a lifestyle perspective, we created an armoire with a drop down surface for folding clothes and a hanging bar for shirts and jackets. The drawers can be used for storing detergent and laundry products or folded clothes before they are put away in the upstairs closet. The upper cabinets offer storage for household items that would take up excess space in the kitchen pantry. When the doors and drawers are closed everything is out of sight.
Master Bathroom for Living
In this project we didn’t change the floor plan, but made better use of the available space. Adding additional cabinetry created extra storage and using pocket doors made better use of the space. The bathroom is ready for the future with a curbless shower and a hand shower.
Not So Blue
This project took a 1960’s kitchen in a 1920’s house and upgraded it for a growing family. The outdated storage closet was removed and two pantry cabinets were installed. When the house was built, refrigeration was in its infancy, dishwashers were still 40 years away and microwave ovens were 60 years in the future. By starting from scratch, the compromises of the past were eliminated and the kitchen was designed for our client’s lifestyle. We took a space that had adjustment after adjustment and created a modern kitchen that is efficient but respects the architecture of the house. Storage innovations abound and a microwave drawer will allow their children to prepare after school snacks on their own.
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