Original 1953 mid century custom home was renovated with minimal wall removals in order to maintain the original charm of this home. Several features and finishes were kept or restored from the original finish of the house. The new products and finishes were chosen to emphasize the original custom decor and architecture. Design, Build, and most of all, Enjoy!

Featured: Gus* Modern Adelaide Bi-Sectional, EQ3 Kacia Tri End Table, EQ3 Kacia Tri Coffee Table A White Nest Blanket, pi’lo Cross Cushion, Ceragres Architecture ‘Noir’ 24″ x 24″ tiles, Cole & Son Fornasetti Senza Tempo Nuvolette 114/28054 Wallpaper, Ferris Candlestick Holders (Tuck). Photo by Kelly Lawson.

The Matthews Project is a timeless retreat designed to celebrate comfort, craftsmanship, and understated elegance. A soothing palette of warm wood tones, soft greens, and layered neutrals creates an atmosphere of quiet luxury throughout the home. The primary suite features a custom walnut canopy bed, tailored linen drapery, bespoke furnishings, and thoughtfully curated accessories that bring warmth and refinement to every detail. Natural light, rich textures, and handcrafted elements work together to create spaces that feel both sophisticated and inviting. The result is a home that balances enduring beauty with everyday livability, offering a serene sanctuary designed to be enjoyed for years to come.

This Pacific Northwest kitchen remodel was all about creating connection, warmth, and thoughtful functionality within a long, narrow footprint. By removing a structural wall and replacing it with a 16-foot steel I-beam, we were able to open sightlines and seamlessly connect the kitchen to the family room, transforming how the space feels and functions. The design balances natural textures and inviting tones, featuring walnut cabinetry, custom green accents, and a one-of-a-kind bar area with an Ash River walnut/resin backsplash. A unique challenge was working around the existing brick fireplace, which we integrated by layering cabinetry and a Cement Elegance surround to visually extend the kitchen while maximizing storage. Custom details like the faux metal beam wraps, appliance garages, and full-height cabinetry elevate both form and function, resulting in a highly personalized space that feels expansive, cohesive, and distinctly Northwest.

Our projects have traveled to all parts of Greater Cincinnati, even the most historic. In 2016, we took part in the groundbreaking renovation of Cincinnati Music Hall by engineering and supplying all of the interior doors, frames and hardware. Using an original door located in a remote closet for a basis, we reproduced many of the custom interior doors from this original design and detailing. The expertise of Norwood Hardware's staff combined with our vast range of doors allows us to service all of our commercial and residential customer's needs. We have the ability to tailor our products and services to best fit your business or home. Featured: SARGENT door hardware Explore more on our website, or visit our showroom! Photos by Kelly Obbie

This Pacific Northwest kitchen remodel was all about creating connection, warmth, and thoughtful functionality within a long, narrow footprint. By removing a structural wall and replacing it with a 16-foot steel I-beam, we were able to open sightlines and seamlessly connect the kitchen to the family room, transforming how the space feels and functions. The design balances natural textures and inviting tones, featuring walnut cabinetry, custom green accents, and a one-of-a-kind bar area with an Ash River walnut/resin backsplash. A unique challenge was working around the existing brick fireplace, which we integrated by layering cabinetry and a Cement Elegance surround to visually extend the kitchen while maximizing storage. Custom details like the faux metal beam wraps, appliance garages, and full-height cabinetry elevate both form and function, resulting in a highly personalized space that feels expansive, cohesive, and distinctly Northwest.

This Pacific Northwest kitchen remodel was all about creating connection, warmth, and thoughtful functionality within a long, narrow footprint. By removing a structural wall and replacing it with a 16-foot steel I-beam, we were able to open sightlines and seamlessly connect the kitchen to the family room, transforming how the space feels and functions. The design balances natural textures and inviting tones, featuring walnut cabinetry, custom green accents, and a one-of-a-kind bar area with an Ash River walnut/resin backsplash. A unique challenge was working around the existing brick fireplace, which we integrated by layering cabinetry and a Cement Elegance surround to visually extend the kitchen while maximizing storage. Custom details like the faux metal beam wraps, appliance garages, and full-height cabinetry elevate both form and function, resulting in a highly personalized space that feels expansive, cohesive, and distinctly Northwest.

However, space on that floor was extremely limited. Also, the homeowner wanted to maintain views of Seattle and natural light coming through the bedroom windows. Using a small covered deck off the primary bedroom, we were able to reclaim enough space for two upstairs bathrooms while preserving the city view. In the primary bath, windows allow homeowners to enjoy views of Seattle while getting ready for their day. Double pocket doors with clear glass panels allow natural light to flow from the bathroom and into the bedroom. The primary bath also features a dual vanity and generous walk-in shower.

This Pacific Northwest kitchen remodel was all about creating connection, warmth, and thoughtful functionality within a long, narrow footprint. By removing a structural wall and replacing it with a 16-foot steel I-beam, we were able to open sightlines and seamlessly connect the kitchen to the family room, transforming how the space feels and functions. The design balances natural textures and inviting tones, featuring walnut cabinetry, custom green accents, and a one-of-a-kind bar area with an Ash River walnut/resin backsplash. A unique challenge was working around the existing brick fireplace, which we integrated by layering cabinetry and a Cement Elegance surround to visually extend the kitchen while maximizing storage. Custom details like the faux metal beam wraps, appliance garages, and full-height cabinetry elevate both form and function, resulting in a highly personalized space that feels expansive, cohesive, and distinctly Northwest.

This Pacific Northwest kitchen remodel was all about creating connection, warmth, and thoughtful functionality within a long, narrow footprint. By removing a structural wall and replacing it with a 16-foot steel I-beam, we were able to open sightlines and seamlessly connect the kitchen to the family room, transforming how the space feels and functions. The design balances natural textures and inviting tones, featuring walnut cabinetry, custom green accents, and a one-of-a-kind bar area with an Ash River walnut/resin backsplash. A unique challenge was working around the existing brick fireplace, which we integrated by layering cabinetry and a Cement Elegance surround to visually extend the kitchen while maximizing storage. Custom details like the faux metal beam wraps, appliance garages, and full-height cabinetry elevate both form and function, resulting in a highly personalized space that feels expansive, cohesive, and distinctly Northwest.

Photography: Annie Schlechter for HGTV Magazine Stylist: Matthew Gleason
Kids' bedroom - bedroom and mid-sized transitional boy medium tone wood floor and brown floor kids' bedroom idea in Boston with gray walls

A classic contemporary home featuring a living/dining space with 14 ft high ceilings that welcomes family and friends. Classic pieces include 3 taupe leather sofas with custom design and shaped pillows. These pillows are one-of-a-kind. Simple and luxurious. A custom 66" square coffee table and an "origami" sculptural side table enhance the beauty. The two custom tables have been fabricated from hand forged iron and white quartz. The coffee table edge is 4 1/2" thick. The designers realized that these substantial pieces were required in this large space. Two polished bauhaus style floor lamps with oversized white linen shades flank the main living area and provide a softer feel. The entire space is highlighted with bewitching artwork by contemporary artists including Louise Nevelson, David Hockney, Ellsworth Kelly, Jim Dine and more. This contemporary home is a perfect example of 20th Century Euro style design.

Laundry room - large transitional porcelain tile and gray floor laundry room idea in Chicago with gray cabinets, quartz countertops, marble backsplash and gray countertops

The Matthews Project is a timeless retreat designed to celebrate comfort, craftsmanship, and understated elegance. A soothing palette of warm wood tones, soft greens, and layered neutrals creates an atmosphere of quiet luxury throughout the home. The primary suite features a custom walnut canopy bed, tailored linen drapery, bespoke furnishings, and thoughtfully curated accessories that bring warmth and refinement to every detail. Natural light, rich textures, and handcrafted elements work together to create spaces that feel both sophisticated and inviting. The result is a home that balances enduring beauty with everyday livability, offering a serene sanctuary designed to be enjoyed for years to come.

The Matthews Project is a timeless retreat designed to celebrate comfort, craftsmanship, and understated elegance. A soothing palette of warm wood tones, soft greens, and layered neutrals creates an atmosphere of quiet luxury throughout the home. The primary suite features a custom walnut canopy bed, tailored linen drapery, bespoke furnishings, and thoughtfully curated accessories that bring warmth and refinement to every detail. Natural light, rich textures, and handcrafted elements work together to create spaces that feel both sophisticated and inviting. The result is a home that balances enduring beauty with everyday livability, offering a serene sanctuary designed to be enjoyed for years to come.

This Pacific Northwest kitchen remodel was all about creating connection, warmth, and thoughtful functionality within a long, narrow footprint. By removing a structural wall and replacing it with a 16-foot steel I-beam, we were able to open sightlines and seamlessly connect the kitchen to the family room, transforming how the space feels and functions. The design balances natural textures and inviting tones, featuring walnut cabinetry, custom green accents, and a one-of-a-kind bar area with an Ash River walnut/resin backsplash. A unique challenge was working around the existing brick fireplace, which we integrated by layering cabinetry and a Cement Elegance surround to visually extend the kitchen while maximizing storage. Custom details like the faux metal beam wraps, appliance garages, and full-height cabinetry elevate both form and function, resulting in a highly personalized space that feels expansive, cohesive, and distinctly Northwest.

This Pacific Northwest kitchen remodel was all about creating connection, warmth, and thoughtful functionality within a long, narrow footprint. By removing a structural wall and replacing it with a 16-foot steel I-beam, we were able to open sightlines and seamlessly connect the kitchen to the family room, transforming how the space feels and functions. The design balances natural textures and inviting tones, featuring walnut cabinetry, custom green accents, and a one-of-a-kind bar area with an Ash River walnut/resin backsplash. A unique challenge was working around the existing brick fireplace, which we integrated by layering cabinetry and a Cement Elegance surround to visually extend the kitchen while maximizing storage. Custom details like the faux metal beam wraps, appliance garages, and full-height cabinetry elevate both form and function, resulting in a highly personalized space that feels expansive, cohesive, and distinctly Northwest.

This Pacific Northwest kitchen remodel was all about creating connection, warmth, and thoughtful functionality within a long, narrow footprint. By removing a structural wall and replacing it with a 16-foot steel I-beam, we were able to open sightlines and seamlessly connect the kitchen to the family room, transforming how the space feels and functions. The design balances natural textures and inviting tones, featuring walnut cabinetry, custom green accents, and a one-of-a-kind bar area with an Ash River walnut/resin backsplash. A unique challenge was working around the existing brick fireplace, which we integrated by layering cabinetry and a Cement Elegance surround to visually extend the kitchen while maximizing storage. Custom details like the faux metal beam wraps, appliance garages, and full-height cabinetry elevate both form and function, resulting in a highly personalized space that feels expansive, cohesive, and distinctly Northwest.

This Pacific Northwest kitchen remodel was all about creating connection, warmth, and thoughtful functionality within a long, narrow footprint. By removing a structural wall and replacing it with a 16-foot steel I-beam, we were able to open sightlines and seamlessly connect the kitchen to the family room, transforming how the space feels and functions. The design balances natural textures and inviting tones, featuring walnut cabinetry, custom green accents, and a one-of-a-kind bar area with an Ash River walnut/resin backsplash. A unique challenge was working around the existing brick fireplace, which we integrated by layering cabinetry and a Cement Elegance surround to visually extend the kitchen while maximizing storage. Custom details like the faux metal beam wraps, appliance garages, and full-height cabinetry elevate both form and function, resulting in a highly personalized space that feels expansive, cohesive, and distinctly Northwest.