These clients spent years patching up parts and pieces of their fixer upper, home, until we came along. We took three separate areas and combined them into one large and wonderful kitchen and living space. There are two separate kitchen work areas in this space, which works well for this family of seven! Warm wood tones and textures offer up a comfortable family space for everyone to enjoy.

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These clients spent years patching up parts and pieces of their fixer upper, home, until we came along. We took three separate areas and combined them into one large and wonderful kitchen and living space. There are two separate kitchen work areas in this space, which works well for this family of seven! Warm wood tones and textures offer up a comfortable family space for everyone to enjoy.

These clients spent years patching up parts and pieces of their fixer upper, home, until we came along. We took three separate areas and combined them into one large and wonderful kitchen and living space. There are two separate kitchen work areas in this space, which works well for this family of seven! Warm wood tones and textures offer up a comfortable family space for everyone to enjoy.

Address Boulder and paver edged driveway with deer resistant accent plantings
Inspiration for a large mediterranean front yard driveway.

The modern architecture in this mostly one-story plan takes advantage of the large site and creates strong connections to the outdoors with large expanses of glass interspersed with limestone masses. © Matthew Millman

Our customers loved their home's kitchen but felt that it didn't convey their personal tastes and aesthetics. Not only did they want a kitchen that was brighter and had better functionality (they are dedicated home cooks), they wanted a more industrial look and feel to the space. Our design team helped give them this by creatively adding and updating many parts of the kitchen, including the glass-walled cabinets, wine cabinet area, beverage center, and more. Important design features include the pull outs for spices and kitchen tools which had to be sturdy to withstand constant use. MOSS relocated the appliances, enlarged the side peninsula and updated the mudroom and pantry. One important part of the remodel was keeping the flooring the same as the original – patching in the flooring was critical and, while delayed due to supply chain issues, is now perfectly in place.

Clients Esther and engaged us to renovate their kitchen, dinning & family room. The purpose of the renovation was to modernize the kitchen and improve its efficiency. Additionally, we aimed to create a better flow between all four spaces on the main floor. We decided to work with the existing flooring and pendant lights, above the island. To achieve our vision, we removed a wall and fireplace that separated the dining and formal living room. We had to get creative and patch the hardwood floor, resulting in a seamless transition as if that wall never existed.

Restoration of a 130 year old portico in Montreal's West end. This project was undertaken to restore the grand entry to a lovely heritage home. The structure suffered from major deterioration including rot and damage from carpenter ants. The floor structure and stairs were completely replaced with Ipe decking and treads. The newel posts, square columns and pedestals were constructed on site from PVC lumber to prevent rot in the future. The entire structure stripped, sanded and repainted after all the fascia, soffits and cornice moldings were replaced. The handrails and balusters were reproduced in yellow pine and updated to meet modern code requirements. The metal roof was patched and repainted, and the concrete footings repaired and parged. I'm confident that our work will last another century!

81 Vine, residence 304 & 305, masterfully updated w/ fine finishes to preserve its historic conversion from a 1914 factory to the most spectacular lofts in Belltown. Just shy of 1300 sq. ft w/generously proportioned living space & soaring old growth beam ceilings. Exposed brick walls w/large encasement windows fill the space with natural light. Kitchen features custom cabinetry, concrete counters, wine cooler and gas range. The primary bedroom w/beautiful French doors allow seamless flow and flexibility. Ample storage with 2 custom built-ins and closets. Remodeled ¾ bath w/dual shower & generous tile work. Bonus loft space for addition sleeping, office etc. Secure 1 car parking and storage. Just blocks to the waterfront and P-patch.

Clients Esther and engaged us to renovate their kitchen, dinning & family room. The purpose of the renovation was to modernize the kitchen and improve its efficiency. Additionally, we aimed to create a better flow between all four spaces on the main floor. We decided to work with the existing flooring and pendant lights, above the island. To achieve our vision, we removed a wall and fireplace that separated the dining and formal living room. We had to get creative and patch the hardwood floor, resulting in a seamless transition as if that wall never existed.

Beautiful Beachfront Condo. Our Cowhide Patchwork Rugs are hand made by expert artisans. The combination of genuine hair on hide leather in natural or dyed colors and different patch cuts, result in a wide variety of spectacular Patchwork Cowhide Rugs.

The design created gardens connected with walking paths with destinations throughout the property. Pathways wind past the potager, chicken coop, horse shoe court, patures, sculptures, fountains, pumpkin patch, grand canopy trees, and lovely patios.

Clients Esther and engaged us to renovate their kitchen, dinning & family room. The purpose of the renovation was to modernize the kitchen and improve its efficiency. Additionally, we aimed to create a better flow between all four spaces on the main floor. We decided to work with the existing flooring and pendant lights, above the island. To achieve our vision, we removed a wall and fireplace that separated the dining and formal living room. We had to get creative and patch the hardwood floor, resulting in a seamless transition as if that wall never existed.

Clients Esther and engaged us to renovate their kitchen, dinning & family room. The purpose of the renovation was to modernize the kitchen and improve its efficiency. Additionally, we aimed to create a better flow between all four spaces on the main floor. We decided to work with the existing flooring and pendant lights, above the island. To achieve our vision, we removed a wall and fireplace that separated the dining and formal living room. We had to get creative and patch the hardwood floor, resulting in a seamless transition as if that wall never existed.

Clients Esther and engaged us to renovate their kitchen, dinning & family room. The purpose of the renovation was to modernize the kitchen and improve its efficiency. Additionally, we aimed to create a better flow between all four spaces on the main floor. We decided to work with the existing flooring and pendant lights, above the island. To achieve our vision, we removed a wall and fireplace that separated the dining and formal living room. We had to get creative and patch the hardwood floor, resulting in a seamless transition as if that wall never existed.

These clients spent years patching up parts and pieces of their fixer upper, home, until we came along. We took three separate areas and combined them into one large and wonderful kitchen and living space. There are two separate kitchen work areas in this space, which works well for this family of seven! Warm wood tones and textures offer up a comfortable family space for everyone to enjoy.

Our customers loved their home's kitchen but felt that it didn't convey their personal tastes and aesthetics. Not only did they want a kitchen that was brighter and had better functionality (they are dedicated home cooks), they wanted a more industrial look and feel to the space. Our design team helped give them this by creatively adding and updating many parts of the kitchen, including the glass-walled cabinets, wine cabinet area, beverage center, and more. Important design features include the pull outs for spices and kitchen tools which had to be sturdy to withstand constant use. MOSS relocated the appliances, enlarged the side peninsula and updated the mudroom and pantry. One important part of the remodel was keeping the flooring the same as the original – patching in the flooring was critical and, while delayed due to supply chain issues, is now perfectly in place.

Clients Esther and engaged us to renovate their kitchen, dinning & family room. The purpose of the renovation was to modernize the kitchen and improve its efficiency. Additionally, we aimed to create a better flow between all four spaces on the main floor. We decided to work with the existing flooring and pendant lights, above the island. To achieve our vision, we removed a wall and fireplace that separated the dining and formal living room. We had to get creative and patch the hardwood floor, resulting in a seamless transition as if that wall never existed.