BEFORE
When the homeowner had design visions of a cute and rustic farmhouse we, of course, had to start with some old barn wood and reclaimed fir.

BEFORE
The original fireplace had a lot of basic features and everyday profiles.

BEFORE
The original lower living room was carpeted and had an overall color tone of beige.

AFTER
With a combination of shiplap, brick tile, and a solid wood mantle – their visions would quickly come to life!

AFTER
The new design incorporated unique elements that matched their overall sense of style and décor.

BEFORE/AFTER
The new flooring carried through to the powder room.

BEFORE/AFTER
We also did some upgrades in the laundry room.

BEFORE
Although the dog was going to stay, the carpet on the stairs was going to go away.

AFTER
The homeowner had always dreamed of two-toned stairs!

BEFORE
The old white spindles and the existing trim profiles were not going to fit with the new design.

AFTER
The new stair rail consisted of black square metal spindles and the newel post and solid wood railing were stained to match the new floors.

DURING/AFTER
There was no better way to compliment the new stair railing than to add a beautiful rustic light fixture!

DURING
The dining area during the remodel.

AFTER
The dining area once complete!

BEFORE
Original view from the kitchen.

AFTER
Same view from the kitchen before the furniture arrived.

DURING
Original view from the lower living room.

AFTER
View from the lower living room once complete!

BEFORE
The original kitchen was about to undergo a drastic change!

With the help of our 3-D rendering, the homeowner was able to visualize some of the design ideas they had questions about. Once they were able to see it on paper, they instantly agreed on painted white cabinets, a dark slate hickory hood, dark quartz countertops, and brick tile to tie in with the fireplace!

AFTER
The rendering has come to life!

BEFORE
The original kitchen had a micro-hood and a lot of inaccessible space in the cabinets. The homeowner requested to have some additional drawer space worked in as well.

AFTER
Since the decorative hood was a must… we tucked a space-saver microwave on the right-hand side of the refrigerator panel. The corner base units now consisted of drawer space and a lazy susan for easy access.

AFTER
The kitchen and the home is now complete!