Whole Home Refresh

This was a complete interior home remodel with a new font door, kitchen, living room, and three updated bathrooms. The client wanted to modernize the existing space, enlarge the bathrooms, and redesign the kitchen to have a more open concept feel. The solution was to push two of the bathroom walls out, enlarging both to create a more desired space. By rearranging the kitchen, this created a more favorable flow for entertaining and a living room that is comfortable for socializing. Every room was updated to the clients style thought-out the whole house making it feel more like home.

Refreshed Simplicity

This kitchen once had a peninsula, the designer had it removed to creates a large walkway and increased accessibility. The new appliances were strategically placed, enabling the client to really enjoy cooking and entertaining in their kitchen. Adding a pot-filler allows the client to have more convenience while cooking.

Refreshed Simplicity

With simple updates, the white tile and vanity give this bathroom new life. The new guest bath is now much brighter with a larger window helping create a lighter room that feels substantially larger.

Refreshed Simplicity

This primary bathroom was outdated, small and had a tiny corner shower. The designer moved a wall into a guest bathroom create a larger shower for the client's primary bathroom. This decorative modern Moroccan accent tile adds an eclectic touch to the room.

Refreshed Simplicity

New white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops and white subway tile completely brighten up this space and complement the client's modern farmhouse style. Adding recessed lighting and enlarging the window brings plenty of light to the room giving it a fresh feel.

Refreshed Simplicity

A new coat of paint and new floors, this room now feels much larger and open. The designer update the dark and heavy fireplace by giving it a larger hearth and bold tile creating a beautiful focal point to the room.

Refreshed Simplicity

This hall bath was small with a tub the clients no longer needed.

Refreshed Simplicity

This primary bathroom was outdated, small and had a tiny corner shower. The designer moved a wall into a guest bathroom create a larger shower for the client's primary bathroom.

Refreshed Simplicity

The clients originally had a dark double door they did not need. The new single door completely freshens up the entryway. The white door helps the brick pop and the door style gives an inviting peek into the new feel of the home.