In March of 2017 a repeat client and his wife decided to remodel the front half of the main floor of their residence including the entry way, dining room, sitting room, hallway, powder bath and office.

The home had been added onto mulitple times and the goal was to update the area and to give the walkway leading into their kitchen a more open feel.

A newer/larger front door was added, the small supports were removed on the front porch to give it more of an open feel; wall paper was added to the dining room ceiling and powder bath; new lighting fixtures were added; a fresh new coat of paint was applied to all walls, doors, casing and base trim; a new rug, new lamps and pillows were swapped out with the old in the sitting room; mirrors and paint were applied to the back panel of the existing china hutch; new plumbing fixtures and hardware/accessories were installed in the powder bath; custom cabinetry was designed and installed in the office, a new desk and desk chair were purchased and the existing pillows, rug and artwork were repurposed from the sitting room; the walkway from the foyer/hallway/stairwell (to the upstairs and basement) that lead into the kitchen was opened by removing a wall that had two doors; new handrails and custom spindles were made and installed to not only match the existing ones on the 2nd floor, but also to give the space a more open feel.

A balance of a traditional base with colorful Asian accents were merged to create their unique ambiance.