HouseHome took a small, dark, corner kitchen space, and turned it into a fun, bright, open, and functional kitchen that matches the age and stature of this beautiful historic home.

HouseHome took a small, dark, corner kitchen space, and turned it into a fun, bright, open, and functional kitchen that matches the age and stature of this beautiful historic home.

HouseHome took a small, dark, corner kitchen space, and turned it into a fun, bright, open, and functional kitchen that matches the age and stature of this beautiful historic home.

HouseHome took a small, dark, corner kitchen space, and turned it into a fun, bright, open, and functional kitchen that matches the age and stature of this beautiful historic home.

HouseHome took a small, dark, corner kitchen space, and turned it into a fun, bright, open, and functional kitchen that matches the age and stature of this beautiful historic home.

HouseHome took a small, dark, corner kitchen space, and turned it into a fun, bright, open, and functional kitchen that matches the age and stature of this beautiful historic home.

HouseHome took a small, dark, corner kitchen space, and turned it into a fun, bright, open, and functional kitchen that matches the age and stature of this beautiful historic home.

This historic home undergoes a respectful transformation, gaining functionality and space through a gracefully composed second‑story addition. The remodel preserves the essence of Streamline Moderne architecture, reinforcing its flowing lines, rounded edges, and understated elegance.

The kitchen and mudroom renovation of this 1880 New Hope, PA home balanced preservation with modern function. The project added contemporary features without losing the original charm, using warm materials and subtle contrasts for a unified look that honors its history. The design improved space flow, increased natural light, and incorporated custom touches to enhance usability within the historic structure.

This historic home in Oak Park was in need of updating, with deferred maintenance inside and out requiring extensive work. This created an opportunity to rethink the house for a modern family in the 21st century, with an updated plan, a strong connection to the yard from the kitchen and new mudroom, covered patio, and flexible rooms for work-at-home, gym, or guest functions. The insulation and mechanical systems were upgraded to Phius levels, and a solar PV array added to meet annual net zero energy performance. With minimal upfront energy expenditure, the home’s operational carbon was reduced by 100%, and the house is a delightful place for the young family to grow into.

The kitchen and mudroom renovation of this 1880 New Hope, PA home balanced preservation with modern function. The project added contemporary features without losing the original charm, using warm materials and subtle contrasts for a unified look that honors its history. The design improved space flow, increased natural light, and incorporated custom touches to enhance usability within the historic structure.

HouseHome took a small, dark, corner kitchen space, and turned it into a fun, bright, open, and functional kitchen that matches the age and stature of this beautiful historic home.

The kitchen and mudroom renovation of this 1880 New Hope, PA home balanced preservation with modern function. The project added contemporary features without losing the original charm, using warm materials and subtle contrasts for a unified look that honors its history. The design improved space flow, increased natural light, and incorporated custom touches to enhance usability within the historic structure.

HouseHome took a small, dark, corner kitchen space, and turned it into a fun, bright, open, and functional kitchen that matches the age and stature of this beautiful historic home.

This 4,000-square-foot Georgian Revival in Denver's historic Congress Park neighborhood was thoughtfully reimagined for modern family living. Through a careful interior redesign and addition, Arcadia preserved the home's original character and classic elegance while introducing refined finishes, modern amenities, and greater functionality—creating a timeless home designed for the way its owners live today.

Shotgun kitchen in historical part on New Orleans, LA. White pearl shaker cabinets, carrera marble counter top and glass subway tile back splash. Small but very functional with added pantry and build-in like refrigerator. Contact MLM INC for free consultation.

Whether you are renovating an old kitchen in a historic home or remodeling and upgrading a more modern kitchen, Shaker kitchen cabinets might be just the right style for you. If you want warmth, simplicity and functionality of excellent design and solid craftsmanship, choosing Shaker kitchen cabinets might add just the finishing touch your kitchen needs.

JackBilt reused all of the home’s original hardware and fixtures whenever possible, but in certain instances the team was challenged to find antique replicas to complete the design. The fixtures in this formal Living Room are French antiques from the 1920’s and the adjoining Library features the original hardware and antique fixtures from Belgium, dating back to the early 1900’s. This original limestone fireplace was given a modern upgrade by JackBilt with new marble and gas functionality. Noticeable chisel marks indicate that the impressive mantle is hand carved, but the story that an Italian artisan was flown in to specifically create the piece on-site remains unconfirmed.