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The clients purchased the home about 15 years ago and never knew what to do with the porch addition off the back of the home. In addition to being a general eye sore and cutting off a large portion of their small back yard, it was always a little damp, smelly, and not very well arranged. This also impeded access to the back yard by forcing passage through a secondary space. The size of the porch restricted light into the home which they did not like. The at-grade cedar deck was a maintenance nightmare and a terrible misuse of space.

What a great hall bathroom! Two or more kids will feel comfortable moving around each other getting ready for school in the mornings in here. The tub/shower combo looks great (take my word for it) and the board & batten wainscoting will hold up to a lot of misuse. Distressed white shaker custom cabinetry was a huge plus for this client, and the vanity fit perfectly, as well as adding storage with a few drawers. All the standard upgrades were included, like soft-close doors/drawers and all-wood construction.
I worked with Robin McGlinchey, an interior designer with a firm by the name of HomescapeStagers. She has a knack for color, spacing, and keeping the best interests of the client at the forefront. Plus, one of my favorite installers worked on this job - Bruce Harlan of Harlan Custom Contracting.

What a great hall bathroom! Two or more kids will feel comfortable moving around each other getting ready for school in the mornings in here. The tub/shower combo looks great (take my word for it) and the board & batten wainscoting will hold up to a lot of misuse. Distressed white shaker custom cabinetry was a huge plus for this client, and the vanity fit perfectly, as well as adding storage with a few drawers. All the standard upgrades were included, like soft-close doors/drawers and all-wood construction.
I worked with Robin McGlinchey, an interior designer with a firm by the name of HomescapeStagers. She has a knack for color, spacing, and keeping the best interests of the client at the forefront. Plus, one of my favorite installers worked on this job - Bruce Harlan of Harlan Custom Contracting.
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The clients purchased the home about 15 years ago and never knew what to do with the porch addition off the back of the home. In addition to being a general eye sore and cutting off a large portion of their small back yard, it was always a little damp, smelly, and not very well arranged. This also impeded access to the back yard by forcing passage through a secondary space. The size of the porch restricted light into the home which they did not like. The at-grade cedar deck was a maintenance nightmare and a terrible misuse of space.

The clients purchased the home about 15 years ago and never knew what to do with the porch addition off the back of the home. In addition to being a general eye sore and cutting off a large portion of their small back yard, it was always a little damp, smelly, and not very well arranged. This also impeded access to the back yard by forcing passage through a secondary space. The size of the porch restricted light into the home which they did not like. The at-grade cedar deck was a maintenance nightmare and a terrible misuse of space.

The clients purchased the home about 15 years ago and never knew what to do with the porch addition off the back of the home. In addition to being a general eye sore and cutting off a large portion of their small back yard, it was always a little damp, smelly, and not very well arranged. This also impeded access to the back yard by forcing passage through a secondary space. The size of the porch restricted light into the home which they did not like. The at-grade cedar deck was a maintenance nightmare and a terrible misuse of space.

The clients purchased the home about 15 years ago and never knew what to do with the porch addition off the back of the home. In addition to being a general eye sore and cutting off a large portion of their small back yard, it was always a little damp, smelly, and not very well arranged. This also impeded access to the back yard by forcing passage through a secondary space. The size of the porch restricted light into the home which they did not like. The at-grade cedar deck was a maintenance nightmare and a terrible misuse of space.
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