In this Phoenixville project, we undertook a comprehensive renovation to enhance the property's appeal and functionality. We constructed new walls, installed vaulted ceilings, and updated beams and posts according to plans. Windows, doors, and moldings were replaced, while flooring was repaired and refreshed with new ceramic and tile installations. Plumbing and electrical systems were overhauled, including the installation of new fixtures and wiring throughout the house. In the kitchen, we installed new cabinets and countertops, and in the living room, we added cedar tongue and groove walls. The interior and exterior were painted to complete the renovation, providing the client with a refreshed and modernized home.

This home renovation included a new oak spiral staircase with custom balusters and posts. The second-floor bathroom was updated with a Cambria countertop, LED mirrors, new lighting, and a custom vanity. Custom cabinetry was installed in both the dining and living rooms, along with a new tiled fireplace. The main and second-floor powder rooms were upgraded with new lighting, custom vanities featuring diamond-incrusted handles, custom mirrors, and updated accessories. The secondary existing fireplace was enhanced with a granite mantle and stone surround.

This is a classic craftsman look updated. We used maple in a walnut finish instead of the traditional oak to make a classy looking more modern craftsman kitchen. Taking out a wall we opened everything up to an open concept space. The updated wood flooring and new recessed lighting along with the contemporary glass backsplash make this the perfect modern craftsman kitchen.

This week’s post of the Updated Spec Home features the Guest Bedroom. A Guest Bedroom is a space where you can feel free to experiment with color and pattern. Check out this room that embraces both! For our Updated Spec Home, we reused furniture from a previous home which included a twin daybed, a vanity and stool, and my Nana’s wedding chest. However, we updated it by popping a blue accent color in the artwork, fabrics and accessories. Updated Spec Home Guest Bedroom - Robin's Nest Interiors This oversized landscape artwork was the inspiration for our new accent color. We used that blue to selected fabric for the daybed pillows, cushions for the chest and panels for the palladium window. We added blue ceramic flowers as additional wall decor. The wool rug has various shades of blues in it as well. Updated Spec Home Guest Bedroom - Robin's Nest Interiors The focal point for the Updated Spec Home Guest Bedroom is the oversized palladium window. The perfect application for this style of window is panels installed on medallions which highlight the curve. My sister was skeptical of the design because she was concerned the panel would look sloppy. Our workroom did a fabulous job of finishing the top for a very tailored look. I do so hate to tell my sister “I told you so.” This is a beautiful room that homeowner or guest would love to stay in. Enjoy!

Stairway update to blend a craftsman style into the farmhouse and make this a truly craftsman quality home. Wood newels, exposed wood tread caps, painted skirts and risers, and a chevron carpet runner, simplified with elegant iron balusters.

We were to remodel a basement for a home originally built in 2004 and transform the dingy, spidery 2000 square foot basement into a fully updated, contemporary one. A unique component of the project was structurally engineering the basement to remove the obstructive stanchion posts to provide a fully open flow to the basement. Additionally, we incorporated a custom wine cellar under the custom staircase, which was created to provide a grotto-like experience, and the doors were custom-made in New York to fit perfectly with the project. Now these clients have a basement that is functional and they actually use for their growing family and their friends.

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In this Phoenixville project, we undertook a comprehensive renovation to enhance the property's appeal and functionality. We constructed new walls, installed vaulted ceilings, and updated beams and posts according to plans. Windows, doors, and moldings were replaced, while flooring was repaired and refreshed with new ceramic and tile installations. Plumbing and electrical systems were overhauled, including the installation of new fixtures and wiring throughout the house. In the kitchen, we installed new cabinets and countertops, and in the living room, we added cedar tongue and groove walls. The interior and exterior were painted to complete the renovation, providing the client with a refreshed and modernized home.

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With a grand total of 1,247 square feet of living space, the Lincoln Deck House was designed to efficiently utilize every bit of its floor plan. This home features two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a two-car detached garage and boasts an impressive great room, whose soaring ceilings and walls of glass welcome the outside in to make the space feel one with nature.

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In this Phoenixville project, we undertook a comprehensive renovation to enhance the property's appeal and functionality. We constructed new walls, installed vaulted ceilings, and updated beams and posts according to plans. Windows, doors, and moldings were replaced, while flooring was repaired and refreshed with new ceramic and tile installations. Plumbing and electrical systems were overhauled, including the installation of new fixtures and wiring throughout the house. In the kitchen, we installed new cabinets and countertops, and in the living room, we added cedar tongue and groove walls. The interior and exterior were painted to complete the renovation, providing the client with a refreshed and modernized home.

The goal for the foyer was to deliver a true “wow factor” the moment you step through the door. We selected a bold tropical-inspired wallpaper that set the tone for the home—fun, vibrant, and masculine. This high-energy backdrop was balanced with existing architectural features while introducing key updates for impact. We kept the client’s console table but paired it with a statement mirror that echoes the organic movement of the wallpaper, ensuring cohesion. The chandelier was chosen for its multidimensional glass tones, playing beautifully against the wallpaper and tying together surrounding finishes. A natural jute rug grounds the space, complementing the existing hardwood floors with warmth and texture. The stairs were refreshed with a patterned carpet that coordinates seamlessly with the upstairs hallway. Updated railings—painted posts with stained tops and iron balusters—elevate the overall look. For function, we designed a custom built-in baby gate that blends effortlessly with the updated railings, a perfect solution for a growing family. To extend the design story, the hallway carries coordinating vinyl grasscloth wallpaper, adding depth and texture without overwhelming the space.

Our recent customer in Frisco already had a great outdoor living space, but after years of enjoying it...a few areas were definitely ready for an update. Instead of starting over, we focused on refreshing the features that mattered most. The outdoor kitchen received all new grilling equipment, which meant modifying the existing grill cutouts and updating portions of the luederstone to make sure everything fit perfectly. The result is a cleaner, more functional cooking space that's ready for the next backyard gathering! Additionally, we gave the patio a refreshed new look by installing beautiful tumbled travertine tile, adding warmth, character and a timeless feel to the patio itself. We replaced the rotting wood at the bottom of several patio cover posts, helping restore the structure's appearance and longevity. Sometimes the best patio transformations aren't complete makeovers...they're thoughtful upgrades that make an already-loved space feel fresh, updated and ready for years of enjoyment ahead!

Our recent customer in Frisco already had a great outdoor living space, but after years of enjoying it...a few areas were definitely ready for an update. Instead of starting over, we focused on refreshing the features that mattered most. The outdoor kitchen received all new grilling equipment, which meant modifying the existing grill cutouts and updating portions of the luederstone to make sure everything fit perfectly. The result is a cleaner, more functional cooking space that's ready for the next backyard gathering! Additionally, we gave the patio a refreshed new look by installing beautiful tumbled travertine tile, adding warmth, character and a timeless feel to the patio itself. We replaced the rotting wood at the bottom of several patio cover posts, helping restore the structure's appearance and longevity. Sometimes the best patio transformations aren't complete makeovers...they're thoughtful upgrades that make an already-loved space feel fresh, updated and ready for years of enjoyment ahead!

Our recent customer in Frisco already had a great outdoor living space, but after years of enjoying it...a few areas were definitely ready for an update. Instead of starting over, we focused on refreshing the features that mattered most. The outdoor kitchen received all new grilling equipment, which meant modifying the existing grill cutouts and updating portions of the luederstone to make sure everything fit perfectly. The result is a cleaner, more functional cooking space that's ready for the next backyard gathering! Additionally, we gave the patio a refreshed new look by installing beautiful tumbled travertine tile, adding warmth, character and a timeless feel to the patio itself. We replaced the rotting wood at the bottom of several patio cover posts, helping restore the structure's appearance and longevity. Sometimes the best patio transformations aren't complete makeovers...they're thoughtful upgrades that make an already-loved space feel fresh, updated and ready for years of enjoyment ahead!

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