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Molly and Greg’s busy lives and their desire to have their children cared for in their home led them to bring in a full-time Nanny to help with child care and day to day home tasks. They wanted to have a comfortable place where she could spend the night and feel at home. Their preferred solution was to add a full bathroom and closet in their finished attic and convert it into an additional bedroom suite.
We got to work designing a bathroom layout that would meet current NC Building Codes and find a way to get the main drain from their 3rd story down to the crawl space. We wanted to bring in as much daylight into the bathroom without compromising the amount of daylight in the bedroom, as well as install a larger window that would allow an escape route from the bedroom per building code, and also provide for plenty of storage space. We also converted an old water heater closet into a clothes closet.
Our solution was to incorporate interior transom windows in the design of the bathroom to bring in copious amounts of daylight without compromising privacy. The modern 1/4 circle shower with sliding glass doors and cabinetry combined with the luxury vinyl floor tile created a wonderfully light, airy, and comfortable bathroom. The larger exterior window in the bedroom brought in additional daylighting and the addition of the clothes closet rounded the Au Pair Nanny Suite out!

The new owners of this 1974 Post and Beam home originally contacted us for help furnishing their main floor living spaces. But it wasn’t long before these delightfully open minded clients agreed to a much larger project, including a full kitchen renovation. They were looking to personalize their “forever home,” a place where they looked forward to spending time together entertaining friends and family.
In a bold move, we proposed teal cabinetry that tied in beautifully with their ocean and mountain views and suggested covering the original cedar plank ceilings with white shiplap to allow for improved lighting in the ceilings. We also added a full height panelled wall creating a proper front entrance and closing off part of the kitchen while still keeping the space open for entertaining. Finally, we curated a selection of custom designed wood and upholstered furniture for their open concept living spaces and moody home theatre room beyond.
This project is a Top 5 Finalist for Western Living Magazine's 2021 Home of the Year.

Our client had not done anything with their landscaping for many years. Tin
the front of their house they had a few tired berberris (barberry) shrubs in
the front, creeping blue junipers, some large evergreens, and lots of empty
spaces. They liked reds, greens, yellows, and blues (the junipers). We
removed the berberris and other shrubs that had to go, but kept the larger
evergreens and blue junipers. We installed plants approved by our client:
Nandina domestica, red twig dogwoods (a Native plant), and Acorus Oborozuki.
All plants are evergreen which they wanted. In the process, we re-shaped
the beds a little and seeded an area that we returned to lawn.
In the back of the house, the client had a beautiful deck with a lovely
view. However, the area around the deck was totally bare. They wanted
colorful perennials that were low maintenance. Since they do not spend time
on the deck in the winter, we concentrated on plants in their color palette
that flower in late spring, summer, and early fall. The plants will grow
together to minimize weeds and maintenance.
The shade perennials we planted are: Tricyrtis Samurai (Toad Lily), Ghost Fern, Male Fern (Native), Japanese Holly Fern, Autumn Fern, Astilbe Peach Blossom
Dicentra, Ivory Hearts, Geranium Rozanne, Anemone Honorine Jobert
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2020 has been quite a year, but one made a little easier with an amazing new kitchen! We started with a separate kitchen and dining room space, divided by a supporting wall. The goal was to unify the spaceses and creat a much larger kitchen, one that really reflected the homeowners tastes and provided a much more comfortable space to cook, entertain and just spend quality time in. Following the loadbearing beam installation, we installed new porcilain flooring in the grey tones and Benjamin Moore painted Cabinetry, and stunning quartz countertops and a Marble look glass backsplash. A Countertop mounted pot filler makes the cooking work a little easier too! Our homeowners can now rest easy that they have a wonderful kitchen space to "stay at home" in!

2020 has been quite a year, but one made a little easier with an amazing new kitchen! We started with a separate kitchen and dining room space, divided by a supporting wall. The goal was to unify the spaceses and creat a much larger kitchen, one that really reflected the homeowners tastes and provided a much more comfortable space to cook, entertain and just spend quality time in. Following the loadbearing beam installation, we installed new porcilain flooring in the grey tones and Benjamin Moore painted Cabinetry, and stunning quartz countertops and a Marble look glass backsplash. A Countertop mounted pot filler makes the cooking work a little easier too! Our homeowners can now rest easy that they have a wonderful kitchen space to "stay at home" in!

2020 has been quite a year, but one made a little easier with an amazing new kitchen! We started with a separate kitchen and dining room space, divided by a supporting wall. The goal was to unify the spaceses and creat a much larger kitchen, one that really reflected the homeowners tastes and provided a much more comfortable space to cook, entertain and just spend quality time in. Following the loadbearing beam installation, we installed new porcilain flooring in the grey tones and Benjamin Moore painted Cabinetry, and stunning quartz countertops and a Marble look glass backsplash. A Countertop mounted pot filler makes the cooking work a little easier too! Our homeowners can now rest easy that they have a wonderful kitchen space to "stay at home" in!

Our client had not done anything with their landscaping for many years. Tin
the front of their house they had a few tired berberris (barberry) shrubs in
the front, creeping blue junipers, some large evergreens, and lots of empty
spaces. They liked reds, greens, yellows, and blues (the junipers). We
removed the berberris and other shrubs that had to go, but kept the larger
evergreens and blue junipers. We installed plants approved by our client:
Nandina domestica, red twig dogwoods (a Native plant), and Acorus Oborozuki.
All plants are evergreen which they wanted. In the process, we re-shaped
the beds a little and seeded an area that we returned to lawn.
In the back of the house, the client had a beautiful deck with a lovely
view. However, the area around the deck was totally bare. They wanted
colorful perennials that were low maintenance. Since they do not spend time
on the deck in the winter, we concentrated on plants in their color palette
that flower in late spring, summer, and early fall. The plants will grow
together to minimize weeds and maintenance.
The shade perennials we planted are: Tricyrtis Samurai (Toad Lily), Ghost Fern, Male Fern (Native), Japanese Holly Fern, Autumn Fern, Astilbe Peach Blossom
Dicentra, Ivory Hearts, Geranium Rozanne, Anemone Honorine Jobert

Can you imagine a more delightful place to sit? Views include a rewilded Verdugo Mountain hillside beyond the landscape's own tree canopy. The sound of birds and the gurgling water have enticed the homeowners to spend more time here. On red flag days, the cushions and wood tables come inside. The metal furnishings stay.

2020 has been quite a year, but one made a little easier with an amazing new kitchen! We started with a separate kitchen and dining room space, divided by a supporting wall. The goal was to unify the spaceses and creat a much larger kitchen, one that really reflected the homeowners tastes and provided a much more comfortable space to cook, entertain and just spend quality time in. Following the loadbearing beam installation, we installed new porcilain flooring in the grey tones and Benjamin Moore painted Cabinetry, and stunning quartz countertops and a Marble look glass backsplash. A Countertop mounted pot filler makes the cooking work a little easier too! Our homeowners can now rest easy that they have a wonderful kitchen space to "stay at home" in!

2020 has been quite a year, but one made a little easier with an amazing new kitchen! We started with a separate kitchen and dining room space, divided by a supporting wall. The goal was to unify the spaceses and creat a much larger kitchen, one that really reflected the homeowners tastes and provided a much more comfortable space to cook, entertain and just spend quality time in. Following the loadbearing beam installation, we installed new porcilain flooring in the grey tones and Benjamin Moore painted Cabinetry, and stunning quartz countertops and a Marble look glass backsplash. A Countertop mounted pot filler makes the cooking work a little easier too! Our homeowners can now rest easy that they have a wonderful kitchen space to "stay at home" in!

Our client had not done anything with their landscaping for many years. Tin
the front of their house they had a few tired berberris (barberry) shrubs in
the front, creeping blue junipers, some large evergreens, and lots of empty
spaces. They liked reds, greens, yellows, and blues (the junipers). We
removed the berberris and other shrubs that had to go, but kept the larger
evergreens and blue junipers. We installed plants approved by our client:
Nandina domestica, red twig dogwoods (a Native plant), and Acorus Oborozuki.
All plants are evergreen which they wanted. In the process, we re-shaped
the beds a little and seeded an area that we returned to lawn.
In the back of the house, the client had a beautiful deck with a lovely
view. However, the area around the deck was totally bare. They wanted
colorful perennials that were low maintenance. Since they do not spend time
on the deck in the winter, we concentrated on plants in their color palette
that flower in late spring, summer, and early fall. The plants will grow
together to minimize weeds and maintenance.
The shade perennials we planted are: Tricyrtis Samurai (Toad Lily), Ghost Fern, Male Fern (Native), Japanese Holly Fern, Autumn Fern, Astilbe Peach Blossom
Dicentra, Ivory Hearts, Geranium Rozanne, Anemone Honorine Jobert

2020 has been quite a year, but one made a little easier with an amazing new kitchen! We started with a separate kitchen and dining room space, divided by a supporting wall. The goal was to unify the spaceses and creat a much larger kitchen, one that really reflected the homeowners tastes and provided a much more comfortable space to cook, entertain and just spend quality time in. Following the loadbearing beam installation, we installed new porcilain flooring in the grey tones and Benjamin Moore painted Cabinetry, and stunning quartz countertops and a Marble look glass backsplash. A Countertop mounted pot filler makes the cooking work a little easier too! Our homeowners can now rest easy that they have a wonderful kitchen space to "stay at home" in!

2020 has been quite a year, but one made a little easier with an amazing new kitchen! We started with a separate kitchen and dining room space, divided by a supporting wall. The goal was to unify the spaceses and creat a much larger kitchen, one that really reflected the homeowners tastes and provided a much more comfortable space to cook, entertain and just spend quality time in. Following the loadbearing beam installation, we installed new porcilain flooring in the grey tones and Benjamin Moore painted Cabinetry, and stunning quartz countertops and a Marble look glass backsplash. A Countertop mounted pot filler makes the cooking work a little easier too! Our homeowners can now rest easy that they have a wonderful kitchen space to "stay at home" in!

2020 has been quite a year, but one made a little easier with an amazing new kitchen! We started with a separate kitchen and dining room space, divided by a supporting wall. The goal was to unify the spaceses and creat a much larger kitchen, one that really reflected the homeowners tastes and provided a much more comfortable space to cook, entertain and just spend quality time in. Following the loadbearing beam installation, we installed new porcilain flooring in the grey tones and Benjamin Moore painted Cabinetry, and stunning quartz countertops and a Marble look glass backsplash. A Countertop mounted pot filler makes the cooking work a little easier too! Our homeowners can now rest easy that they have a wonderful kitchen space to "stay at home" in!

2020 has been quite a year, but one made a little easier with an amazing new kitchen! We started with a separate kitchen and dining room space, divided by a supporting wall. The goal was to unify the spaceses and creat a much larger kitchen, one that really reflected the homeowners tastes and provided a much more comfortable space to cook, entertain and just spend quality time in. Following the loadbearing beam installation, we installed new porcilain flooring in the grey tones and Benjamin Moore painted Cabinetry, and stunning quartz countertops and a Marble look glass backsplash. A Countertop mounted pot filler makes the cooking work a little easier too! Our homeowners can now rest easy that they have a wonderful kitchen space to "stay at home" in!

2020 has been quite a year, but one made a little easier with an amazing new kitchen! We started with a separate kitchen and dining room space, divided by a supporting wall. The goal was to unify the spaceses and creat a much larger kitchen, one that really reflected the homeowners tastes and provided a much more comfortable space to cook, entertain and just spend quality time in. Following the loadbearing beam installation, we installed new porcilain flooring in the grey tones and Benjamin Moore painted Cabinetry, and stunning quartz countertops and a Marble look glass backsplash. A Countertop mounted pot filler makes the cooking work a little easier too! Our homeowners can now rest easy that they have a wonderful kitchen space to "stay at home" in!

Our client had not done anything with their landscaping for many years. Tin
the front of their house they had a few tired berberris (barberry) shrubs in
the front, creeping blue junipers, some large evergreens, and lots of empty
spaces. They liked reds, greens, yellows, and blues (the junipers). We
removed the berberris and other shrubs that had to go, but kept the larger
evergreens and blue junipers. We installed plants approved by our client:
Nandina domestica, red twig dogwoods (a Native plant), and Acorus Oborozuki.
All plants are evergreen which they wanted. In the process, we re-shaped
the beds a little and seeded an area that we returned to lawn.
In the back of the house, the client had a beautiful deck with a lovely
view. However, the area around the deck was totally bare. They wanted
colorful perennials that were low maintenance. Since they do not spend time
on the deck in the winter, we concentrated on plants in their color palette
that flower in late spring, summer, and early fall. The plants will grow
together to minimize weeds and maintenance.
The shade perennials we planted are: Tricyrtis Samurai (Toad Lily), Ghost Fern, Male Fern (Native), Japanese Holly Fern, Autumn Fern, Astilbe Peach Blossom
Dicentra, Ivory Hearts, Geranium Rozanne, Anemone Honorine Jobert

Our client had not done anything with their landscaping for many years. Tin
the front of their house they had a few tired berberris (barberry) shrubs in
the front, creeping blue junipers, some large evergreens, and lots of empty
spaces. They liked reds, greens, yellows, and blues (the junipers). We
removed the berberris and other shrubs that had to go, but kept the larger
evergreens and blue junipers. We installed plants approved by our client:
Nandina domestica, red twig dogwoods (a Native plant), and Acorus Oborozuki.
All plants are evergreen which they wanted. In the process, we re-shaped
the beds a little and seeded an area that we returned to lawn.
In the back of the house, the client had a beautiful deck with a lovely
view. However, the area around the deck was totally bare. They wanted
colorful perennials that were low maintenance. Since they do not spend time
on the deck in the winter, we concentrated on plants in their color palette
that flower in late spring, summer, and early fall. The plants will grow
together to minimize weeds and maintenance.
The shade perennials we planted are: Tricyrtis Samurai (Toad Lily), Ghost Fern, Male Fern (Native), Japanese Holly Fern, Autumn Fern, Astilbe Peach Blossom
Dicentra, Ivory Hearts, Geranium Rozanne, Anemone Honorine Jobert

2020 has been quite a year, but one made a little easier with an amazing new kitchen! We started with a separate kitchen and dining room space, divided by a supporting wall. The goal was to unify the spaceses and creat a much larger kitchen, one that really reflected the homeowners tastes and provided a much more comfortable space to cook, entertain and just spend quality time in. Following the loadbearing beam installation, we installed new porcilain flooring in the grey tones and Benjamin Moore painted Cabinetry, and stunning quartz countertops and a Marble look glass backsplash. A Countertop mounted pot filler makes the cooking work a little easier too! Our homeowners can now rest easy that they have a wonderful kitchen space to "stay at home" in!

These homeowners are all set to spend precious hours in their 3 season room this year. Upper Arlington Eze Breeze porches are not only functional but are stylish to boot! Eze Breeze 3 season rooms offer many function and design choices. The grand cathedral ceiling features a cedar tongue and groove finish and lighted ceiling fan, which perfectly coordinates with the bronze windows. Fixed glass gable windows achieve added feeling of openness by creating a wall of windows all the way to the top of the ceiling. These homeowners chose to use pre-treated pine deck flooring in their sunroom, but composite decking or tile are also options.
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