Our Client decided to renovate and expand her home after living in it for close to 35 years. She had previously worked with John Crawley AIA to remodel her kitchen and dining areas and was ready to undertake the rest of the house. We loved John Crawley's approach of selectively lifting the ceilings and flooding the common areas with light and let this inform our design approach throughout. The addition of the new library and library bath was intended to open up the house to both the interior and the exterior, while maintaining a seamless connection to previous work. The original 1970's house had an outdated master suite with a vanity area outside the tiny bathroom and adjacent tiny closet. Our Client was ready to overhaul the space annexing an adjacent underutilized bedroom for a generous master bath and open it to the beautiful backyard hillside with a private patio. The remainder of the house was given a variety of touches and updates including new windows, bathroom countertops and millwork and new colors throughout. Finally, a brise soleil was added to the front of the house.

Inspiration for a mid-sized modern gray one-story mixed siding exterior home remodel in Boston with a shed roof

Jason Taylor
Large minimalist light wood floor and brown floor kitchen photo in New York with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, marble countertops, gray backsplash, marble backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

David Hanks
Staircase - mid-sized contemporary carpeted curved staircase idea in Minneapolis

Large minimalist gray two-story metal exterior home photo in DC Metro with a metal roof and a gray roof

Jason Taylor
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Bedroom - mid-sized modern master carpeted and vaulted ceiling bedroom idea in DC Metro with yellow walls

Mid-sized minimalist gray one-story mixed siding exterior home photo in Boston with a shed roof

Our Client decided to renovate and expand her home after living in it for close to 35 years. She had previously worked with John Crawley AIA to remodel her kitchen and dining areas and was ready to undertake the rest of the house. We loved John Crawley's approach of selectively lifting the ceilings and flooding the common areas with light and let this inform our design approach throughout. The addition of the new library and library bath was intended to open up the house to both the interior and the exterior, while maintaining a seamless connection to previous work. The original 1970's house had an outdated master suite with a vanity area outside the tiny bathroom and adjacent tiny closet. Our Client was ready to overhaul the space annexing an adjacent underutilized bedroom for a generous master bath and open it to the beautiful backyard hillside with a private patio. The remainder of the house was given a variety of touches and updates including new windows, bathroom countertops and millwork and new colors throughout. Finally, a brise soleil was added to the front of the house.

Example of a mid-sized minimalist master carpeted and vaulted ceiling bedroom design in DC Metro with yellow walls

With poured concrete wall, cedar siding, and cedar brise soleil
Inspiration for a mid-sized modern privacy and wood railing balcony remodel in New York with a roof extension

David Hanks
Mid-sized trendy sunroom photo in Minneapolis

Inspiration for a mid-sized modern privacy and metal railing balcony remodel in DC Metro with a roof extension

Jason Taylor
This is an example of a large modern landscaping in New York.

Example of a large minimalist gray two-story metal exterior home design in DC Metro with a metal roof and a gray roof

Example of a large minimalist gray two-story mixed siding exterior home design in DC Metro with a metal roof and a gray roof

Large modern gray two-story mixed siding exterior home idea in DC Metro with a metal roof and a gray roof

Our Client decided to renovate and expand her home after living in it for close to 35 years. She had previously worked with John Crawley AIA to remodel her kitchen and dining areas and was ready to undertake the rest of the house. We loved John Crawley's approach of selectively lifting the ceilings and flooding the common areas with light and let this inform our design approach throughout. The addition of the new library and library bath was intended to open up the house to both the interior and the exterior, while maintaining a seamless connection to previous work. The original 1970's house had an outdated master suite with a vanity area outside the tiny bathroom and adjacent tiny closet. Our Client was ready to overhaul the space annexing an adjacent underutilized bedroom for a generous master bath and open it to the beautiful backyard hillside with a private patio. The remainder of the house was given a variety of touches and updates including new windows, bathroom countertops and millwork and new colors throughout. Finally, a brise soleil was added to the front of the house.

Our Client decided to renovate and expand her home after living in it for close to 35 years. She had previously worked with John Crawley AIA to remodel her kitchen and dining areas and was ready to undertake the rest of the house. We loved John Crawley's approach of selectively lifting the ceilings and flooding the common areas with light and let this inform our design approach throughout. The addition of the new library and library bath was intended to open up the house to both the interior and the exterior, while maintaining a seamless connection to previous work. The original 1970's house had an outdated master suite with a vanity area outside the tiny bathroom and adjacent tiny closet. Our Client was ready to overhaul the space annexing an adjacent underutilized bedroom for a generous master bath and open it to the beautiful backyard hillside with a private patio. The remainder of the house was given a variety of touches and updates including new windows, bathroom countertops and millwork and new colors throughout. Finally, a brise soleil was added to the front of the house.