The historic Edward H.C. Taylor home was build in 1890, it suffered substantial fire damage and required extensive restoration of the interior and exterior. We were thrilled to have the opportunity to work on this gem.

The historic Edward H.C. Taylor home was build in 1890, it suffered substantial fire damage and required extensive restoration of the interior and exterior. We were thrilled to have the opportunity to work on this gem.

The historic Edward H.C. Taylor home was build in 1890, it suffered substantial fire damage and required extensive restoration of the interior and exterior. We were thrilled to have the opportunity to work on this gem.

The historic Edward H.C. Taylor home was build in 1890, it suffered substantial fire damage and required extensive restoration of the interior and exterior. We were thrilled to have the opportunity to work on this gem.

Powder room turned into accessible 3/4 bath for Tom R, who suffered a severe spinal cord injury on an electric scooter. Shower is roll in with plenty of room for his shower chair and helper. It also doubles as a dog shower for these two

The historic Edward H.C. Taylor home was build in 1890, it suffered substantial fire damage and required extensive restoration of the interior and exterior. We were thrilled to have the opportunity to work on this gem.

This kitchen suffered a water leak. The entire back wall was damaged where the range and fridge live. We did all new cabinetry, new countertops, new backsplash, new hardware and lighting. Pretty much we replaced the entire kitchen but the floors. We kept the existing layout to make it more simple and easy to turnaround.

The original house suffered from issues common in many older homes: the existing kitchen was cramped, poorly laid out, and separated from the back yard by several tiny inefficient rooms, storage was inadequate, and the old deck was oversized and in poor condition. https://saikleyarchitects.com/portfolio/open-kitchen/

The common space in The Maslow House at Flanders Mill. Many Montanans suffer some degree of seasonal affective disorder during the long winter months. To help, generous windows and crisp white walls pipe daylight into every corner of the home's communal living areas.

Interiors by Morris & Woodhouse Interiors LLC, Architecture by ARCHONSTRUCT LLC © Robert Granoff
Kids' bedroom - bedroom and large contemporary boy carpeted kids' bedroom idea in New York with white walls

This kitchen suffered a water leak. The entire back wall was damaged where the range and fridge live. We did all new cabinetry, new countertops, new backsplash, new hardware and lighting. Pretty much we replaced the entire kitchen but the floors. We kept the existing layout to make it more simple and easy to turnaround.

This kitchen suffered a water leak. The entire back wall was damaged where the range and fridge live. We did all new cabinetry, new countertops, new backsplash, new hardware and lighting. Pretty much we replaced the entire kitchen but the floors. We kept the existing layout to make it more simple and easy to turnaround.

This kitchen suffered a water leak. The entire back wall was damaged where the range and fridge live. We did all new cabinetry, new countertops, new backsplash, new hardware and lighting. Pretty much we replaced the entire kitchen but the floors. We kept the existing layout to make it more simple and easy to turnaround.

Faithful reproduction of concrete blocks that have suffered the bad weather of time. This product is so easy to install and heat resistant. The look of this product is just magnificent. Those around you will undoubtedly remember it.

This project was a huge under deck ceiling system out in Yakima, WA. We added in a ceiling fan and over 1000 sq feet of under deck ceiling. This space is now 100% waterproof and allows the space to be used year round without the threat of getting wet or suffering from the elements.

This kitchen suffered a water leak. The entire back wall was damaged where the range and fridge live. We did all new cabinetry, new countertops, new backsplash, new hardware and lighting. Pretty much we replaced the entire kitchen but the floors. We kept the existing layout to make it more simple and easy to turnaround.

This home suffered from an outdated 1980s pink exterior for too many years. With changes to a few rooflines, the addition of fiber cement siding, and a new roof, this house has been brought into the current day, with a timeless style that will last for years.

Faithful reproduction of concrete blocks that have suffered the bad weather of time. This product is so easy to install and heat resistant. The look of this product is just magnificent. Those around you will undoubtedly remember it.

This project was a huge under deck ceiling system out in Yakima, WA. We added in a ceiling fan and over 1000 sq feet of under deck ceiling. This space is now 100% waterproof and allows the space to be used year round without the threat of getting wet or suffering from the elements.