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Designer: Aaron Keller | Photographer: Sarah Utech
Example of a mid-sized classic formal and enclosed medium tone wood floor and brown floor living room design in Milwaukee with gray walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and no tv

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Designer: Aaron Keller | Photographer: Sarah Utech
Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional medium tone wood floor and brown floor great room remodel in Milwaukee with gray walls and no fireplace

Designer: Aaron Keller | Photographer: Sarah Utech
Mid-sized elegant formal and enclosed medium tone wood floor and brown floor living room photo in Milwaukee with gray walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and no tv

Designer: Aaron Keller | Photographer: Sarah Utech
Mid-sized transitional medium tone wood floor and brown floor great room photo in Milwaukee with gray walls and no fireplace

The homeowners came to us wanting to create flow throughout their main living space. They achieved this by having luxury vinyl plank flooring installed throughout their foyer, kitchen, hallway, laundry room, first floor bathroom, and office space. They opened their kitchen up by removing their oddly shaped island into a peninsula with seating up to 3 people. Lighter colored cabinets were used to make the space feel big and open, while creating warmth through the darker backsplash and earthy green painted walls. Off the kitchen, we turned the not often used desk/landing zone area into 2 side by side tall pantry units with lots of rollout shelves and storage. Lastly, before the renovation there were 2 arched openings into the kitchen. We closed one off, which made the dining room not only be a true dining room, but it also allowed for this wall in the kitchen to become the “appliance wall”. The homeowners now have lots of space to prep, cook and entertain while still having access to their coffee station, fridge, microwave and double oven.

Designer: Aaron Keller | Photographer: Sarah Utech
Example of a mid-sized transitional open concept dark wood floor and brown floor living room design in Milwaukee with gray walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

The homeowners came to us wanting to create flow throughout their main living space. They achieved this by having luxury vinyl plank flooring installed throughout their foyer, kitchen, hallway, laundry room, first floor bathroom, and office space. They opened their kitchen up by removing their oddly shaped island into a peninsula with seating up to 3 people. Lighter colored cabinets were used to make the space feel big and open, while creating warmth through the darker backsplash and earthy green painted walls. Off the kitchen, we turned the not often used desk/landing zone area into 2 side by side tall pantry units with lots of rollout shelves and storage. Lastly, before the renovation there were 2 arched openings into the kitchen. We closed one off, which made the dining room not only be a true dining room, but it also allowed for this wall in the kitchen to become the “appliance wall”. The homeowners now have lots of space to prep, cook and entertain while still having access to their coffee station, fridge, microwave and double oven.

The homeowners came to us wanting to create flow throughout their main living space. They achieved this by having luxury vinyl plank flooring installed throughout their foyer, kitchen, hallway, laundry room, first floor bathroom, and office space. They opened their kitchen up by removing their oddly shaped island into a peninsula with seating up to 3 people. Lighter colored cabinets were used to make the space feel big and open, while creating warmth through the darker backsplash and earthy green painted walls. Off the kitchen, we turned the not often used desk/landing zone area into 2 side by side tall pantry units with lots of rollout shelves and storage. Lastly, before the renovation there were 2 arched openings into the kitchen. We closed one off, which made the dining room not only be a true dining room, but it also allowed for this wall in the kitchen to become the “appliance wall”. The homeowners now have lots of space to prep, cook and entertain while still having access to their coffee station, fridge, microwave and double oven.

This stunning remodel features calming sage subway tiles, a sleek glass-enclosed shower, and a freestanding soaking tub for the ultimate relaxation. At Waves Remodeling, we bring modern design and timeless comfort together.