When a home starts to feel a little tight, the right solution isn’t just more space, it’s better space.

This addition was designed to give the family the extra living area they needed for everyday life, while staying completely cohesive with the rest of their home. The goal was a seamless extension that feels like it has always belonged there.

Wood LVP flooring was selected to beautifully complement the home’s original wood parquet, creating a smooth flow from old to new. A cozy fireplace adds instant warmth and a natural gathering point, making the space feel inviting in every season. Overhead, the wood detail on the ceiling fan brings in a subtle touch of natural character that ties everything together. Large windows fill the room with bright, natural light, thoughtfully placed to balance openness with privacy. A warm, welcoming addition that feels connected, comfortable, and right at home from the moment you step inside.

This first-floor transformation was all about creating a home that feels brighter, more functional, and beautifully connected.

By removing a wall between the kitchen and dining room, we completely opened up the layout, creating a space that feels larger, lighter, and better suited for everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen now steals the show with stunning three-tone cabinetry featuring soft whites, sage green, and warm oak accents, all topped with Cambria Everleigh countertops. Gold fixtures add just the right touch of elegance. Durable LVP flooring throughout the main level ties everything together seamlessly.

Beyond the kitchen, the home received a refreshed powder room with reeded cabinetry, wallpaper, and custom Cambria backsplash detail. These elevated finishes make a big impact in a small space. The entry was also given a touch of personality with wallpaper, and modernized with a sleek new handrail to create a warm and welcoming first impression.

Every detail was carefully selected to bring warmth, character, and functionality to this beautifully transformed home, creating spaces our homeowners will enjoy for years to come.

A primary bathroom designed to feel open, elevated, and effortlessly functional.

In this remodel, we opened up the space by removing a wall between the vanity and shower areas, allowing the two spaces to finally connect. The space instantly felt bigger, brighter, and now a primary bath that feels more like a retreat than a collection of separate zones.The shower was refreshed with new tile in a custom layout that adds and visual interest and a pop of color, creating a focal point without overpowering the space. A warm wood vanity anchors the room, bringing in natural texture and balance. New tile flooring runs seamlessly through the bathroom and into the closet, visually linking the two spaces and making the entire suite feel cohesive. With a variation of colors, it pulls in color from each of the surrounding finishes. Every selection was made to feel timeless while still adding personality and warmth to the space. To complete the suite, a custom closet system was designed for both beauty and function; maximizing storage while maintaining a clean, tailored feel that aligns perfectly with the new bathroom design.

To complete the project, we added a wet bar that feels as though it has always been part of the home. Designed as an extension of the adjacent kitchen and living areas, the bar features cabinetry that mimics the existing style and countertops that perfectly match the surrounding spaces. The true showstopper is the handcrafted tile, sourced by the homeowners and installed in a custom layout that adds a beautiful pop of color, texture, and visual interest.

This primary bath was completely reimagined and fully reconfigured to better support how the space could actually be used.

We removed the oversized, rarely-used jetted tub and reallocated that footprint to create a larger, more intentional shower while also adding functional linen storage. In the shower, we paired sleek subway tile with natural pebble tile to create a contrast of smooth and organic textures. Clean lines balanced with something more grounded and tactile. It’s a mix that makes the space feel custom, layered, and a little unexpected in the best way.

Texture is what really brings this space to life. Aside from the tile work, a richly textured wallpaper sets a soft, elevated backdrop for the vanity and water closet. To add to it, the backlit mirror glows against it, highlighting the pattern in a subtle, layered way. Floating vanities keep things visually light, adding contrast to the warmth and depth of the finishes around them.

Lighting and detail work add another level of character. Pendants with crackled glass introduce a soft sparkle and movement when lit, while the lighted bidet toilet brings a quiet, modern comfort detail into the mix. The freestanding tub and filler read almost sculptural, anchoring the room without feeling heavy.

Every element works together to turn this primary bath into a calm, refined retreat with just the right amount of visual interest.