Family Focused
This project has been a transformation in phases; every few years we have undertaken improvements in a different portion of the home. First we freed the master bedroom and bathroom from a 90’s era of mauve and shiny brass and brought in a spa-like version of an industrial contemporary mood. I call this vanity the Jenga, with emphasis on the walnut wood grain made in a variation of depth and widths. The end result being a space reflecting the owners style while elevating functionality and beauty of materials.
In the next phase, the kitchen and main level were previously broken up into separated and seldom used rooms, an isolated dining room a two person kitchen and no pantry. This is now a conveniently combined space, encouraging daily use of the dining room, sitting room and new study areas. There are now multiple layers zoned for food storage and preparation, family meals, homework, projects, pet care and cleaning supplies. In keeping with the family’s daily rhythms, we opened up the dining and sitting rooms and created an inviting space that is now used more frequently and brings the family together, while adding convenience and efficiency to their daily tasks. Organization and storage is hidden in every corner of these rooms. We coordinated natural finishes, emphasized window light, and used a simple color palette resulting in a beautiful change for our clients.
Stay tuned for the lower level remodel coming soon...