Modern organic living room with south-facing windows and updated fireplace
This remodel was a major addition plus a full interior rework, all planned in phases so the homeowners could stay on site. Today, the home feels open, functional, and ready for hosting. Join us, and take a look at how it all came together.
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Designed for One-Level Living

Modern Organic Whole Home Remodel

Project summary:

This one started with a big question: how do you make a home larger, without turning daily life into a construction-zone nightmare? The answer was a carefully phased 1,800+ square feet addition that kept everything on one level and reshaped the layout around how they actually live and host. 

We added big south-facing windows, improved cross-ventilation, and lighting that made it all come together. The two-kitchen setup is the real game-changer: a show kitchen for gathering, plus a working kitchen that keeps the “real-life” appliances neatly tucked away. Beyond the kitchen, the living room was redesigned for a bright, open feel, enhanced by the relocated lighting and an updated fireplace. The sunroom, connected to the office, offers a serene, light-filled escape. The laundry and mudroom were reimagined for everyday functionality, and the primary suite became a true retreat, while the guest bathroom was updated for comfort and style. 

Every room was carefully curated to blend form with function, making this a home that’s ready to host, live, and relax in.

Front exterior + entry summary

  • 1,800+ sq ft single-level addition
  • Front elevation bumped out
  • New roof (blend old + new)
  • Large south-facing windows
  • Fireplace relocated
  • Lighting treated as architectural
  • Cross-ventilation improved

Main kitchen (show kitchen) summary

  • Large island with seating
  • Clean, timeless, organic-modern look
  • Designed for entertaining
  • Main gathering space focus

Working kitchen summary

  • Dedicated appliance zone (juicer, food processor, coffee maker)
  • Keeps the main kitchen clean for hosting
  • Industrial dishwasher

Living room summary

  • Reconfigured for better flow
  • Fireplace moved to a new location
  • Open, light-filled layout

Dining room summary

  • Included in the new one-level plan
  • Connected to the main entertaining flow

Office summary

  • Connected directly to the sunroom
  • Built for work + retreat feel

Sunroom summary

  • Attached to the office
  • Bright, relaxing space

Laundry + mudroom summary

  • High-capacity washer + dryer
  • Sized for large dog blankets
  • Practical daily-use layout

Primary suite (bedroom + bathroom) summary

  • One-level living priority
  • Primary suite added as part of the expansion

Guest bathroom summary

  • New full bath added

Garage summary

  • New 1-car garage
  • Final garage refinements
Modern organic remodel featuring seamless open flow and natural light

How the vision came to be

kitchen remodel design rendering with large island and drink station

The Before Stage

The client really loved their home, but the floor plan wasn’t working for their lifestyle. Entertaining was challenging with the limited space, and the original layout made everything feel disconnected. The home needed more room, especially to accommodate the areas they used most—on a single level. The biggest challenge was finding a balance between scale and keeping things manageable. Since the family planned to live in the home during the remodel, we needed a phased approach that kept their routine as normal as possible while transforming the space.
finished kitchen remodel with Acacia Haze cabinets and gold hardware

Design & Planning Stage

This is where the vision took shape. We designed a 1,800+ square foot one-level addition, expanding the home’s footprint without introducing stairs. The layout was focused on creating a seamless flow for both everyday living and hosting. We worked in key features such as large south-facing windows, improved cross-ventilation, and a two-kitchen setup. The main show kitchen was designed for gathering with a large island and seating, while the working kitchen efficiently handled prep work, small appliances, and all of the functional needs of daily life.
walk-in shower with glass enclosure

Finished Project

The new layout now supports both hosting and everyday comfort effortlessly. The show kitchen is open, bright, and designed with a large island that invites gathering, while the working kitchen keeps cooking and prep areas neatly tucked away. The flow between the kitchen, living, and dining spaces feels natural and open. The sunroom and office, connected with expansive windows, bring in natural light while offering cozy retreats. The mudroom, laundry room, and primary suite all provide added functionality without compromising the home’s organic modern aesthetic. The home now feels cohesive and complete, with a new roof tying everything together seamlessly—this truly feels like it was always meant to be.

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This home didn’t need a new identity; it needed a clearer one. We reworked the layout, modernized the details, and tied everything together with layered finishes and warm textures. Take a look inside.
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Warmth in the Details

Layered Luxury Whole Home Remodel

Project summary:

This full-scale remodel transformed the entire home, blending thoughtful reconfiguration with a refined, modern aesthetic. 

The kitchen was fully re-envisioned as the heart of the home, with a large island, ceiling-height cabinetry, and a dedicated coffee bar. We used white oak cabinetry, bold gold hardware, and sleek modern finishes to create a welcoming and functional space. Walls were removed to improve sightlines, and natural light now flows freely throughout the main level. 

Beyond the kitchen, the home received a series of updates: the laundry room was refreshed for more function, the powder bath became a striking feature with a floating vanity, and the primary suite was transformed into a serene retreat with a freestanding tub and spa-inspired shower. Every room was redesigned to elevate daily living while maintaining timeless luxury.

General summary

  • German Schmear front entry stone added
  • All outlets, wafers, return vents replaced
  • All doors repainted and hardware replaced on 18 doors
  • New smoke detectors installed
  • New flooring to match living room
  • New motion sensors installed in key areas

Entry summary

  • Wall removed to open up the kitchen to living spaces
  • New staircase railing installed
  • New chandelier added
  • Doorbell replaced

Office summary

  • Frameless glass walls and door installed
  • Deep green tones and a masculine, moody aesthetic introduced
  • Shutters removed for a more open feel

Kitchen summary

  • 15 outlets and 13 switches installed in kitchen/laundry area
  • Large island installed where the front wall was previously
  • Deep drawers on one side of the island with seating on the other
  • Induction range installed in place of oven/microwave combo
  • Statement countertop and backsplash added
  • Light white oak, natural stain cabinetry installed, with gold hardware and faucet
  • Cabinets extended to the ceiling with open shelving at the bottom
  • New floors installed connecting kitchen, dining, and laundry areas
  • Drawer microwave moved to sink wall
  • Farm sink (single basin) installed
  • Fridge wall made flush with the pantry
  • Current island removed and replaced with a coffee bar
  • Tuck-away hinge doors added for sleek, modern style

Laundry summary

  • Hanging bars added for clothing
  • Cabinets painted, new hardware installed
  • New countertop and smaller sink added
  • Fixtures updated

Living room summary

  • Kitchen opened to the living room for a seamless flow
  • Black framing for doors
  • Engineered hardwood flooring installed throughout living and master bedroom
  • Venetian plaster applied to fireplace
  • Wood-wrapped beams installed to match the flooring

Wet bar summary

  • Dark soapstone counter added
  • Upper cabinets removed and replaced with open shelving
  • New wine fridge installed
  • Lower cabinets refaced to match kitchen cabinetry
  • Fun tile backsplash added for personality

Powder bath summary

  • Floating vanity installed
  • Soffit above vanity removed
  • New pendant lighting installed
  • New mirror added
  • New flooring installed
  • Updated venting system

Primary bedroom summary

  • No ceiling fan; wafers and new light fixture added
  • Track lighting removed
  • Electric fireplace installed on front angled wall
  • Flooring matches living room area
  • Walls painted with Night Owl SW9560 for a moody, serene ambiance

Primary bath summary

  • New tile installed throughout
  • Freestanding tub with a wall-mounted faucet added
  • Faux window removed
  • Niche above tub wide enough for shampoo bottles or wine glasses
  • Entire shower re-done with maple fluted wood-look tile, light white marble tiles, and glass doors for an open feel
  • New countertops and sinks installed
  • Vanities kept in place but updated with new cabinet faces
  • Open shelving to the left of the door, makeup vanity area to the right
  • Fun patterned tile added to shower floor
  • New mirrors installed
  • Outlet added in toilet room for a bidet

Stairs summary

  • Carpet removed, wood steps installed
  • Fun tile added on the face of the steps
  • Banisters rebuilt to code

Upstairs general summary

  • All carpet replaced with new flooring
  • Balustrade made to code
  • Ceiling fans removed in all rooms
  • Flush mount fixture replaced between two rooms in front of bathroom

Upstairs kids bathroom summary

  • New tile flooring, walls, and countertop installed
  • Soffit above vanity removed
  • Drawers added where the vanity seat cutout once was
  • Exhaust fan replaced
  • Under-counter sinks installed, flush with the countertop
  • Laundry shoot added from bathroom to laundry room below
Open kitchen with white oak cabinetry and statement countertop

The path from plan to reality

kitchen remodel design rendering with large island and drink station

The Before Stage

The home had plenty of space, but it didn’t feel fully connected. The layout created visual breaks between the kitchen and living areas, and several rooms felt underused or dated. There were also lots of small details that kept the home from feeling cohesive: older lighting, mismatched hardware, and finishes that didn’t reflect how the family wanted to live. Instead of making random upgrades, we treated the remodel as a full system. Flow, function, and finish selections all had to work together.
finished kitchen remodel with Acacia Haze cabinets and gold hardware

Design & Planning Stage

This phase was all about intentional choices. We mapped out a better layout first, then built the material story around it: warm white oak cabinetry, light-stained wood flooring, and gold-toned metals that add softness without feeling flashy. We planned the kitchen as the heart of the home with an island that greets you at the entry, deep storage, and improved appliance placement. We also designed personality moments throughout the home, like the glass-walled office, the moody wet bar, and the bold powder bath, so every space felt considered, not cookie-cutter.
walk-in shower with glass enclosure

Finished Project

The end result feels calm, elevated, and easy to move through. Natural light travels further, sightlines are cleaner, and the main level finally functions as one connected living space. The kitchen is now a true centerpiece with ceiling-height cabinetry, an induction range, a drawer microwave, a farmhouse sink, and a coffee bar that makes mornings smoother. Upstairs, the refreshed bathrooms and bedrooms feel cleaner and brighter, and the primary suite reads like a retreat with matching floors, refined lighting, and a spa-inspired bathroom designed for everyday comfort.

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A Fresh Start for the Whole Home

Bright + Light Whole Home Remodel

Project summary:

This remodel touched nearly every main space in the home, with the kitchen as the heart of the transformation. The original layout kept rooms feeling separate and heavier than the homeowners wanted, so we reworked the flow, combining the kitchen, dining, and living areas into one open, welcoming space while layering in the timeless yet modern details. 

In the kitchen, we chose inset shaker cabinetry, extending it to the ceiling with glass upper cabinets to keep the space feeling light. Warm wood tones in the lower cabinetry complement Sherwin-Williams Acacia Haze, a soft yet airy color with depth. We finished with Rainier Gold countertops, gold hardware, and brand-new appliances while keeping the double oven and adding plenty of outlets for everyday use. 

Beyond the kitchen, the updates included a refreshed laundry room, new tile and vanity in the powder bath, and a whole-home brightening effect across several key spaces.

Kitchen summary

  • All three spaces used for one big room
  • Timeless, traditional design
  • Wood tones, keeping it light and airy
  • Cabinets to ceiling
  • Glass cabinets up top for dishes
  • Drink station area (with sink and beverage fridge) over where desk currently is
  • All new appliances
  • Microwave on counter
  • Keeping a double oven
  • Gold hardware
  • Lots of outlets

Laundry summary

  • New cabinets
  • New paint
  • Keeping the current storage rack

Powder room summary

  • New vanity
  • Remove soffit
  • New tile
  • Removed thick texture and wainscotting
kitchen remodel with Acacia Haze inset shaker cabinets and large island

What the process looks like

kitchen before remodel with darker cabinets and dated lighting

The Before Stage

The home had great bones, but three key spaces felt disconnected. The kitchen needed a full gut and a better flow between all three areas. The laundry room lacked built-in storage and felt unfinished, even though the current rack was worth keeping. The powder bath felt dated, with heavy texture, wainscoting, and older finishes that made the room feel darker than it needed to.
kitchen design rendering with large island and drink station layout

Design & Planning Stage

We mapped the kitchen as one large room with a timeless, traditional look that still felt light and airy. Plans included inset shaker cabinets to the ceiling, glass uppers, gold hardware, and plenty of outlets, plus a drink station with a sink and beverage fridge. In the laundry, we planned new cabinetry and paint while keeping the existing storage rack. In the powder, we specified a new vanity, soffit removal, and fresh tile with cleaner wall surfaces.
finished kitchen with Acacia Haze cabinets and Rainier Gold countertops

Finished Project

The finished home feels bright, calm, and pulled together. The kitchen reads bright and classic, with ceiling-height cabinetry, updated appliances, while keeping the double oven, and a dedicated beverage area for daily convenience. The laundry room feels more organized and polished with new cabinets and paint, while still using the current rack. The powder bath feels refreshed and lighter, with updated tile, a new vanity, and smoother walls after removing the older treatments.

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A Space That Supports

Built-In Beauty Office & Living Room Remodel

Project summary:

After finishing their attic conversion last year, our clients started dreaming up new ways to make their home feel even more personal and practical. Next on their list was transforming two important spaces, the office and the living room, into areas that truly reflect their style and fit seamlessly into their everyday life.

Living room summary:

  • Built-in cabinets on the bottom with open shelves on the top
  • Stain beams and mantle same color
  • Bottom cabinet Doors with gold mesh, for built in dog crate
  • Gold mesh
  • Picture light on each side
  • Cabinet color: Sherwin Williams Marshmallow

Office summary:

  • She needs space to write, and have her one laptop and file folder
  • He has two laptops, and they both need a computer screen
  • Wanted the perfect blue green grey color for the walls
  • Printer tucked away in drawer, but easy access ( they don’t use it often)
  • Needs file space- either use current one under desk of have a few drawers allocated for it
  • Cabinet for routers
  • Shaker drawer and door
  • Gold hardware
office with shaker-style doors and drawers

Office remodel process:

living room with stained beams and mantle

The Before Stage

Their old office felt dark and stifling, with barely enough room for one person to work comfortably. The space was underutilized and cramped at the same time. The layout of the room made it tough to stay organized and the space just didn’t have the cozy atmosphere they wanted.
custom laundry room with dog care setup

Design & Planning Stage

We helped them create a unified look for both rooms. In the office, we added custom cabinetry with file drawers, a hidden printer drawer, and a router cabinet. Shaker-style doors got gold hardware, and the walls were painted the perfect blue-green-grey.
office remodel with gold hardware

The Finished Project

The office now suits them both, with generous desk space, organized storage, and a brighter, more inviting feel. Ideal office space for creativity necessary to write and the focus necessary for work – ideally fitting their needs!

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