For this East Nashville renovation, we updated a classic home to meet modern standards by opening up the floor plan and refreshing nearly every room. We added a home office with custom cabinetry, built-in shelving, and a walk-in closet to maximize storage solutions while maintaining clean lines. The homeowner, interior designer and owner of Kevin Corn Design, curated all design elements for this unique renovation. This project showcases our expertise in renovation, custom cabinetry design, and modern storage solutions, blending the charm of a traditional home with contemporary elements. From creating a functional home office to incorporating sleek finishes, our work demonstrates high-quality custom millwork and thoughtful architectural planning. As trusted East Nashville general contractors, we specialize in projects ranging from kitchen and bath remodels to design-build renovations and high-end home upgrades. Interior Design: Kevin Corn Design Photography: www.fenwickhome.com

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In collaboration with a homeowner in Dallas, Texas, Vineyard Wine Cellars commissioned this one-of-a-kind acrylic racking system. A stunning use of space under the stairs, this wine cellar also features multi-color LED lighting. The glass enclosure and wine cellar refrigeration system ensure the ideal climate.

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