Marie Claire Maison

Marie Claire Maison

Example of a minimalist garage design in Dallas

Deck photo in San Diego

As the year comes to a close, many of us reflect on the past 12 months. It has been a year unlike any other, filled with a number of unprecedented challenges and may be a difficult time for many. Still, at Mayflower Construction, it only reaffirmed our values as a company. Looking through our shared drive, where we keep every client's folder, gives us a glimpse into the stories of those who renovated their homes. That every project is about more than just money; it's about a person's home and improving their quality of life. We're grateful for our amazing clients who have trusted us! We hope you enjoy this holiday season with your loved ones and can't wait to see who joins the Mayflower family next year! Use the QR code or link below to read the full blog. Link: https://mayflowerva.com/2022-holiday-edition/

Inspiration for a bedroom remodel in Austin

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Large trendy open concept dark wood floor family room photo in Salt Lake City with white walls and a standard fireplace

Marie Claire Maison

Today we’d like to share part two in our blog series about what you should look for and avoid when searching for a contractor, the five traits of a top remodeler! It’s always very important to know about a contractor you’re considering for a remodel, but you might not always know what to look for. We’ve created a list of the top 5 things you should look for if you’re looking to work with a contractor! If you’d like to read the full blog post, scan the QR code or visit our website below! www.mayflowerva.com #kitchenremodeling #bathroomremodeling #remodelingguides #remodelingtips #renovatingguides #renovatingtips #remodelinginfo #renovatinginfo #novaremodeling #novarenovating

Minimalist deck photo in San Diego

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Minimalist kitchen photo in Nashville

The Burrard sofa from Article is the neutral anchor for this room. We accented with light tables from Article & EQ3. A chunky knit blanket and mudcloth pillows add texture and a crushed velvet pouf adds a pop of rich color. A picture ledge from Room & Board and a cluster of exposed bulb pendants adds a bit of Scandinavian design.

This before and after was featured in a local magazine. The ceilings felt much taller with our valance (kitchen far left) and taller art. The drapes allow the client to view TV during the day, and block the glare from the sun.