Room for the Next Chapter
After becoming empty nesters, these homeowners were ready to modernize their home. But with roughly 3,000 square feet to rethink, they weren’t sure where to begin. Together, we started with the spaces that mattered most to daily life: the kitchen and primary bathroom.
Opening Up the Heart of the Home
In the kitchen, a peninsula created a pinch point, and an awkward pantry interrupted the flow. We reworked the layout to open up the space and add generous, practical storage.
A Bathroom Built for How They Live Now
Then we turned to the primary bathroom. The large, unsightly tub set the tone for a room that no longer worked for the homeowners. We relocated the shower, reimagined the layout, and added a smaller, more dynamic window to complete the refresh.
Bringing It All Together
To bring the home together, we added fresh paint, trim, and flooring throughout. The result is a more comfortable, updated home designed for the homeowners’ next chapter.
The renovation touched nearly every inch of the house and was completed on schedule in just five months.
Project Details
- Whole-home renovation
- Approximately 3,000 square feet
- Completed in five months
- Project investment: $180,000–$220,000