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With less than 130 available square feet, the tight budget limited the new design to keeping all plumbing, electrical, and appliances to their original locations without affecting the existing hardwood flooring. Through proper space planning, maximum storage was achieved, thus allowing the client to customize two of the upper cabinets for display storage with reeded…
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Adding an outdoor kitchen and water feature does not have to overpower the back yard nor scar your wallet.
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The curved island is a striking complement to this galley-style kitchen. A 15×30 addition accommodates an expanded kitchen and family room with entertainment center and plenty of rustic charm. Wide plank floors and 2-tone cabinetry are accented with colorful tile and professional appliances. The vaulted ceiling exposes the existing upper bedroom that was converted to…
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A monumental re-build of a failing elevated patio. The patio and wall systems appeared to be in good shape until they were removed, exposing a substantial amount of rotted framing material. Existing structural elements were maintained while water saturated sub deck materials were replaced and waterproofed. Cast concrete ballustrade set on foundation wall over waterproofed membrane…
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The awkward kitchen did not fit the needs of a growing family. The island was not functional, there was not a work space and kitchen disjointed from the home. Aesthetics of the kitchen was enhanced with light and dark contrasting materials. Light Irish crème Flur de Lis deco and Ahnzu’s Folio tiles behind the range…
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If you are a fan of the New England Patriots, Boston Red Sox, Boston Bruins and Tuskegee University, this is the room for you. An existing bonus room over the garage gets a makeover that includes a corner bar, 2 wall mounted TV’s, a 60-inch rear projection TV and pool table over pre-finished sculpted floating…
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This subterranean mechanical room was home to the son’s make-shift rock band rehearsal studio, complete with sound mixing equipment and a drum set. A mahogany racking system had been designed and built to fit a previous project that was cancelled due to lack of funds in the declining market. Having been stored for a couple…
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This secluded 1980’s wooded lodge lacked the grand lodge experience that these new owners desired. The resulting structure is a double-gable roof design neatly nestled within the confines of existing roof lines, windows and contoured driveway. At night each of the four the columns are dramatically accentuated by commercial grade in-ground up-lights and stair lighting…
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