These clients (who were referred by their realtor) are lucky enough to escape the brutal Minnesota winters. They trusted the PID team to remodel their home with Landmark Remodeling while they were away enjoying the sun and escaping the pains of remodeling... dust, noise, so many boxes. The clients wanted to update without a major remodel. They also wanted to keep some of the warm golden oak in their space...something we are not used to! We laded on painting the cabinetry, new counters, new back splash, lighting, and floors. We also refaced the corner fireplace in the living room with a natural stacked stone and mantle. The powder bath got a little facelift too and convinced another victim... we mean the client that wallpaper was a must.

This living room feels like the inside of a jewel box, while the open dining room and family room beyond have a refreshing light and airy feel. There are precious heirlooms scattered throughout the house, including a rare “prisoner’s chair” which we placed in the living room window, waiting for its next victim.

Charles Dilbeck designed the original structure of this house in 1935 in an amazing Dallas neighborhood known as Bluffview Estates. The original structure fell victim to many years of remodels and additions that left it in a state where it could have easily become a tear down statistic.

Charles Dilbeck designed the original structure of this house in 1935 in an amazing Dallas neighborhood known as Bluffview Estates. The original structure fell victim to many years of remodels and additions that left it in a state where it could have easily become a tear down statistic.

Charles Dilbeck designed the original structure of this house in 1935 in an amazing Dallas neighborhood known as Bluffview Estates. The original structure fell victim to many years of remodels and additions that left it in a state where it could have easily become a tear down statistic.

Charles Dilbeck designed the original structure of this house in 1935 in an amazing Dallas neighborhood known as Bluffview Estates. The original structure fell victim to many years of remodels and additions that left it in a state where it could have easily become a tear down statistic.

Charles Dilbeck designed the original structure of this house in 1935 in an amazing Dallas neighborhood known as Bluffview Estates. The original structure fell victim to many years of remodels and additions that left it in a state where it could have easily become a tear down statistic.

Charles Dilbeck designed the original structure of this house in 1935 in an amazing Dallas neighborhood known as Bluffview Estates. The original structure fell victim to many years of remodels and additions that left it in a state where it could have easily become a tear down statistic.

Charles Dilbeck designed the original structure of this house in 1935 in an amazing Dallas neighborhood known as Bluffview Estates. The original structure fell victim to many years of remodels and additions that left it in a state where it could have easily become a tear down statistic.

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Charles Dilbeck designed the original structure of this house in 1935 in an amazing Dallas neighborhood known as Bluffview Estates. The original structure fell victim to many years of remodels and additions that left it in a state where it could have easily become a tear down statistic.