Shaw + Company Builders

Home Improvement Professionals , General Contractors , Accessory Dwelling Units , Home Remodeling , Home Additions , Basement Remodeling
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Shaw + Company Builders
3 Reviews

Franklin St.

Project Year: 2015
Project Cost: $200,001 - $500,000
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Like most old homes, the layout of the original home included many small rooms that weren't ideal for modern living. The old kitchen and dining room were combined to allow for an oversized dining room and to make way for the pantry and coat closet that mark the beginning of the new addition.
Franklin St.
Like most old homes, the layout of the original home included many small rooms that weren't ideal for modern living. The old kitchen and dining room were combined to allow for an oversized dining room and to make way for the pantry and coat closet that mark the beginning of the new addition.
Franklin St.
Like most old homes, the layout of the original home included many small rooms that weren't ideal for modern living. The old kitchen and dining room were combined to allow for an oversized dining room and to make way for the pantry and coat closet that mark the beginning of the new addition.
Franklin St.
The kitchen features full overlay cabinets, carrara marble countertops with a waterfall edge, custom open shelving, and KitchenAid appliances. Custom kitchens are a Shaw + Co. Builders specialty and we wanted to make this home reflect that.
Franklin St.
The kitchen features full overlay cabinets, carrara marble countertops with a waterfall edge, custom open shelving, and KitchenAid appliances. Custom kitchens are a Shaw + Co. Builders specialty and we wanted to make this home reflect that.
Franklin St.
Franklin St.
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Franklin St.
The kitchen features full overlay cabinets, carrara marble countertops with a waterfall edge, custom open shelving, and KitchenAid appliances. Custom kitchens are a Shaw + Co. Builders specialty and we wanted to make this home reflect that.
Franklin St.
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The downstairs powder room was relocated when the new addition was added and we decided to have some fun with this space. A Toto pedestal sink and toilet were chosen to help transition between the older more traditional part of the house and the more modern addition. Metallic nautical wallpaper...
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On the other side of the main floor, the formal living room was updated to include barn doors and new lighting. The original fireplace mantle was painted and left in place to keep the charm of the 1940's home.
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The study was originally a downstairs bedroom but over the years a french door had been added to open it to the living room. Fully custom, wall-to-wall bookshelves with an integrated desk were added to transform this room into a warm study and workspace. The barn door and side door also shut...
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Upstairs, the entry to the new addition was made by turning a window into a doorway. Once again wide-plank oak floors were added in the same finish as the original oak floors. The large walk-through closet was designed to allow for sliding or bi-fold doors, but we found that we preferred the easy...
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One of the downsides of older homes is that they rarely have a true master suite, and if they do it is often cramped and awkward.
Franklin St.
One of the downsides of older homes is that they rarely have a true master suite, and if they do it is often cramped and awkward.
Franklin St.
One of the downsides of older homes is that they rarely have a true master suite, and if they do it is often cramped and awkward.
Franklin St.
One of the downsides of older homes is that they rarely have a true master suite, and if they do it is often cramped and awkward.
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The original portion of the house had two good-sized bedrooms that just needed new paint and lighting. The larger of the two bedrooms was made smaller by about 4 feet and the doorway moved to allow for the new addition. The original built-in drawers were left in place and add great storage space.
Franklin St.
The original portion of the house had two good-sized bedrooms that just needed new paint and lighting. The larger of the two bedrooms was made smaller by about 4 feet and the doorway moved to allow for the new addition. The original built-in drawers were left in place and add great storage space.
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The original basketweave tile floors and bathtub were kept in the remodel of the upstairs hall bathroom. The medicine cabinets are also original, but needed some refinishing and new hardware. The original tile was in poor condition and had to be replaced. We opted for subway tile with a gray...
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