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Farmhouse Kitchen Renovation

This kitchen had a long history of happy family meals and gatherings, however it was due for an update!
Although the cabinets were recently repainted, they had to go.
There were several layers of flooring, an awkward entrance from the garage, not enough light, and notice the "bump out" to accommodate the base board heater.
The entry needed some work too.
There was also an opportunity to open up the stairway.
Can you believe it's the same space? The bright shiplap and larger window let in more light. The garage entry was redone, and space was added to construct an open pantry.
The stairway was opened up, letting more light into the main living area. Custom shelving was added to bring some personality.
Completed entrance from the garage and newly constructed open pantry. The shiplap walls and customizable shelving units make for an adaptable space.
The new pantry made for so much storage!
Such an open and bright space
All new appliances, new cabinets, and butcher block counter tops completed the farmhouse style
Lived in and loved. The open shelving kept things airy and allowed for easy access to every day items.
Windows were added to the front entry and the front door was replaced
The new entry is sunny and inviting.
Plenty of space and accessibility for the family.

Small Bathroom Big Impact

This was the main bathroom in a modest cape cod home. There was a lack of storage, and no tub for a growing family.
Remodeling is a messy process. The existing bathroom layout was demolished, and the window was removed.
Living in a renovation zone isn't easy.
The final product achieved the goal of a more cohesive layout, additional storage with a new vanity, and the desired tub shower. This 5x10 bathroom was now ready to accommodate a family.
Completed bathroom

Farmhouse Bathroom… We love a small space challenge!

This was the upstairs bathroom in the same Cape Cod style home as the Farmhouse Kitchen.
In a word, small. In a second word, yellow!
With the closets eliminated, there was room for a tub! Shiplap was the shining star of this home. It's such a versatile material.
The completed space boasted all new fixtures, a full size tub, new window, and a whimsical two tone color scheme.
The elimination of the old closets left plenty of room to style the room
The unique plumbing fixtures selected allowed for functional bathing space.
Sometimes a small space is begging for a bold color treatment.
Function and storage

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This kitchen had a long history of happy family meals and gatherings, however it was due for an update!

Although the cabinets were recently repainted, they had to go.

There were several layers of flooring, an awkward entrance from the garage, not enough light, and notice the "bump out" to accommodate the base board heater.

The entry needed some work too.

There was also an opportunity to open up the stairway.

Can you believe it's the same space? The bright shiplap and larger window let in more light. The garage entry was redone, and space was added to construct an open pantry.

The stairway was opened up, letting more light into the main living area. Custom shelving was added to bring some personality.

Completed entrance from the garage and newly constructed open pantry. The shiplap walls and customizable shelving units make for an adaptable space.

The new pantry made for so much storage!

Such an open and bright space

All new appliances, new cabinets, and butcher block counter tops completed the farmhouse style

Lived in and loved. The open shelving kept things airy and allowed for easy access to every day items.

Windows were added to the front entry and the front door was replaced

The new entry is sunny and inviting.

Plenty of space and accessibility for the family.

This was the main bathroom in a modest cape cod home. There was a lack of storage, and no tub for a growing family.

Remodeling is a messy process. The existing bathroom layout was demolished, and the window was removed.

Living in a renovation zone isn't easy.

The final product achieved the goal of a more cohesive layout, additional storage with a new vanity, and the desired tub shower. This 5x10 bathroom was now ready to accommodate a family.

Completed bathroom

This was the upstairs bathroom in the same Cape Cod style home as the Farmhouse Kitchen.

In a word, small. In a second word, yellow!

With the closets eliminated, there was room for a tub! Shiplap was the shining star of this home. It's such a versatile material.

The completed space boasted all new fixtures, a full size tub, new window, and a whimsical two tone color scheme.

The elimination of the old closets left plenty of room to style the room

The unique plumbing fixtures selected allowed for functional bathing space.

Sometimes a small space is begging for a bold color treatment.

Function and storage

Book a Consultation