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Front Facade

Living Room - After Picture

Basement - Before Picture

Basement - After Pictures
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Residential
Interior
Crestwood Interior Renovation
Over $100,000
FINALIST AWARD
After purchasing a single owner
late 1950’s custom home in Washington’s
Crestwood neighborhood, these repeat customers contacted
us. They wanted to preserve the spirit of their home
while correcting structural problems, updating the
finishes and improving the layout wherever possible.
The most design intensive area was the master bedroom
suite but work was performed throughout the house,
except the kitchen, which will be completed at a later
date.
Unusual Challenges/Constraints and Creative Solutions
- The flow of the master bedroom suite was rationalized
by relocating the bathroom door. This improved the
flow of the bedroom and space within the bathroom.
- A combination of settlement and poor construction
required us to level several floor and ceiling areas.
- Customers had a very specific look they wanted to
achieve. They had a number of dark mahogany furnishings
and wanted to design a clean, contemporary look. We
custom designed and fabricated an entire wall of flush
mahogany 8’-0” closet doors with Rixon
offset pivot hinges. This wall conceals closet space
and an entertainment center. This look is carried around
through the entry hall and into the bathroom. Note
the book-matched grain on the mahogany door elements.
- Lighting in this area was improved by installing
switched outlets on either side of the bed, several
low voltage recessed lights and strip lights in the
closets controlled by jamb switches.
-The vanity elevation in the master bathroom is a
unique and challenging design. It incorporates precision
flush mount medicine cabinets built into a wall of
mirrors. Custom strip lights are located behind the
one-way mirrors, so that when they are off you cannot
see them. The precise proportions and layout of the
square sinks and wall mounted faucets with the custom
vanities below required a full mock up before final
proportions were approved.
We updated all of these rooms with new doors, electrical
work, plaster work and painting.
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