Refreshing Key Spaces in a Home
Over the course of several months, our team worked with the homeowner to update some of the most used areas in their home. The goal was not to completely redesign the layout, but to improve function, overall flow, and give the home a fresh, cohesive feel. Our work focused primarily on the kitchen, master bathroom, and an additional hallway bathroom.
From opening up the spaces to replacing flooring, cabinetry, and tile, each space was approached with careful attention to detail and considered how the homeowner would use it day to day.
A Kitchen Update Built Around the Existing Layout
In the kitchen, the homeowner wanted to keep much of the original layout intact. New cabinetry, countertops, and appliances gave the space an updated look without disrupting how the kitchen functioned.
Updated lighting made a large improvement to this area. The original kitchen and adjacent dining space felt dim, so we added puck lighting throughout the ceiling, lighting under the cabinets, and a new fixture over the island. These layers of light bring warmth and dimension to the space, all while increasing it’s functionality.
We also removed a wall that had previously closed off part of the kitchen. Doing so opened up the room and allowed for a larger refrigerator to be added. Since the flooring did not originally run beneath the wall, our crew took time sourcing matching material so the flooring was seamless.
A Primary Suite Designed for Comfort and Privacy
The primary bathroom received a complete transformation. A custom sliding barn door was added at the entrance, built to match the bathroom remodel. It provides visual interest while also giving privacy to the area. Carpet was removed from the bathroom and replaced with a patterned tile. The layout was reworked to create more privacy by enclosing the toilet area, which previously shared an open space with the shower.
On the opposite side of the room, an underused soaking tub was removed and replaced with a large, more functional shower. The homeowner wanted the ability to run both shower heads simultaneously, so we customized the plumbing controls to allow independent temperature and on-off control for both fixtures. The result is a space that is intentional and tailored to how they actually use it.
A Hall Bath That Carries the Design Through
The hallway bathroom was designed to complement the primary bath, creating a cohesive look throughout the home. The same tile, and similar countertops, plumbing fixtures, and finishes were used so the spaces feel connected. This consistency helps the home flow naturally from room to room.
The Finished Result
With these refreshed finishes, the home is now brighter, more functional, and better suited to the homeowner’s needs. It was a pleasure working alongside them throughout the process to bring their vision to life.
