A new open kitchen, a light neutral paint color, and rich hardwood floors make the home feel light, open and airy. 

Our client's 80 year old home has a ton of charm and character. Unfortunately, the powder room that separated the kitchen from the back living space made both rooms feel smaller and made it difficult to entertain. We needed to open up this space to allow for better flow and functionality.

They loved the look of old English pubs, but also wanted more modernize that style a bit. We chose a dark warm gray stained cabinet and paired it with a coordinating stained butcher block top. 

A small island is great for conversation and prep space, also hiding the microwave drawer. The built in wine storage peeks around the corner holding an impressive 92 bottles of wine. We added new hardwood flooring to match the entire first floor bringing together the old and the new. The result is a warm and inviting kitchen!

Our clients wanted a peaceful retreat in their backyard. Their current deck was too small and they wanted to be able to use it in even the most buggy of seasons. We started by increasing the deck's footprint so they could gain more seating for entertaining family and friends.

Our clients wanted to turn their century old, unfinished basement into a living space the whole family could enjoy. There is a little room under the porch that had exposed, original masonry. We wanted to leave the masonry exposed so we cleaned it up a bit — it is a cozy space for an office and it is a reminder of the home's 100 year history.