This Scandinavian-inspired kitchen flaunts minimalism and neutral colors. The result is a comfortable, relaxing space that just feels good. We opened up the dividing wall between the kitchen and living room to create a peninsula with seating, with an open-table look with an open-ended cabinet for displaying treasures. We used a white painted upper to lighten up the space, on top of beautiful blonde maple bases. An added wood fire-box and display cubby, create a cozy, yet sophisticated element that can be seen right as you enter the home. Check out the before shots!

This farmhouse style kitchen offers plenty of space to move around and bake lots of cookies! An eating bar allows the kids to do homework in the kitchen while mom and dad cook dinner. The two-tone cabinets allow for durability on the bottom for the family dog and lightness on the top to brighten up the space. All the cabinet upgrades are there (roll-outs, large drawers, drawer dividers, trash pull-out, etc.). A lovely upgrade for this McKinleyville home.

This whimsical dining room comes to life with a silver and cream chinoiserie pattern set against a quite lavender hue. Blush colored cherry blossoms add a hint of pink and allude to Washington DC's iconic trees. Accenting jewel-toned birds, butterflies and a snowing owl add to the room's charm in a timeless flora and fauna panorama. Trellis marquetry was painted into the paneling to tie the existing molding into the above design.

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This Scandinavian-inspired kitchen flaunts minimalism and neutral colors. The result is a comfortable, relaxing space that just feels good. We opened up the dividing wall between the kitchen and living room to create a peninsula with seating, with an open-table look with an open-ended cabinet for displaying treasures. We used a white painted upper to lighten up the space, on top of beautiful blonde maple bases. An added wood fire-box and display cubby, create a cozy, yet sophisticated element that can be seen right as you enter the home. Check out the before shots!

The island was designed to feel like furniture in this compact, narrow space. 2 stools for enjoying a coffee while looking out the sink window. Upper cabinets and wall paint were done in a creamy white paint to lighten the space. Rustic wood cabinets create texture and a connection to nature. Craftsman hardware and a black hood modernize this bungalow while natural colored ceramics like the backsplash tile and pendant lights bring the boho vibe. Adornments are all plants in this Biophilic design.

Meticulously painted brick sets an nostalgic tone to this swank billiard room. Trompe l’ oeil monogrammed millwork adorns the fireplace mantel and the room appreas to extend into the 1950’s Rat-Pack-esque lounge scene painted above a pair of unique barrel chairs.

-Curbless Walk-In Shower- A custom designed shower with a slip-resistant porcelain mosaic floor tile, decorative grab bars, and a hand shower above the built-in bench.

Custom cabinetry was designed beneath the bar seating area and surrounded by a metal foot rail and metal bar height chairs.
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This farmhouse style kitchen offers plenty of space to move around and bake lots of cookies! An eating bar allows the kids to do homework in the kitchen while mom and dad cook dinner. The two-tone cabinets allow for durability on the bottom for the family dog and lightness on the top to brighten up the space. All the cabinet upgrades are there (roll-outs, large drawers, drawer dividers, trash pull-out, etc.). A lovely upgrade for this McKinleyville home.

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Custom window cornice boards and custom furniture from LeatherCraft accent the family room. An L-Shaped blue sectional separates the family room from the kitchen. A sofa table with a detailed door front consisting of mirror inlay and a quatrefoil pattern trim provides additional storage behind the sectional. The custom cornice boards draw the eyes up to the sloping ceiling and finish the room.

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