Treehouse Kitchen

Some renovations are truly inspired.

These homeowners used their eclectic style

 and plenty of creative elements to bring new life to an old house.

 We LOVE the outcome!!!

 

BEFORE:

 

 

 

AFTER:

 

BREAKFAST NOOK:

 

VIEW FROM DINING ROOM:

 

 

Before:

 

 

 

AFTER:



 

 

 

CUSTOM CABINETS AND EXTRA LARGE ISLAND:

 



KITCHEN COOK AREA:


 

 

VERY UNIQUE BAR AND SITTING NOOK:

 

 

 

COFFEE ALCOVE:

 

(LOVE:  the use of old barn wood from client's property

which we used to encase support beam and coffee cabinet)

 

 

 

In March 2016, this renovation was featured in STAGES MISSISSIPPI magazine!!!

 

The article can be viewed on pages 54-55 at:

 

http://www.bluetoad.com/publication/?i=289640#{"issue_id":289640,"page":0}

 

DESIGN IDEAS for 2015

With the busy 2015 renovations schedule about to kick off,

I found a few inspirational photos and project ideas:

 

 

Accent walls:

a large variety of stone tile is now readily available at a great price!

Try it in a living room or bathroom:

 

 

 Kitchen upgrades:

painted cabinets are a favorite!

A sophisticated gray can dress up plain, worn-out cabinetry.

 

Open up that space!

 

It's easy to tear out a wall and create a more open floor plan,

and doing so will increase the value of your home, too!

Dress up your laundry space!

A bright, airy color, new shelving and a tile backsplash

make all the difference:

 



 

 

Or update an entry-way!

Plus, adding organizational elements will simplify your life :)

And why not put that bead-board on the ceiling!



 

Dress up small spaces:

Add a bar,

 

 or a fun barn-door set-up to a closet or pantry!!!

 

Create a fun sitting area,

perfect for breakfast or doing homework!

 

And don't neglect the front door!

A fresh coat of paint could make all the difference.

 

Could your closet look like this?

You bet! We can custom-make cabinetry and shelving

to fit your needs. Get organized in 2015!



Old Window Rebuild

This late 1800s house needs some work,

but the front picture window was high priority!

 

 

With a rotten frame, and glass literally falling out,

we removed the window to custom make new framing.

 

The siding was also in need of some TLC,

so major scraping and caulking took place.

(Above:  left side has been painted, right side is being scraped)

 

Fresh coats of paint and new dente molding above window

sealed the job. This charmer is picture-window perfect!

 

Screened in Porch

An open patio becomes a Screened in Porch,

complete with plastic panels to keep the cold out in winter.

 

Originally, the patio was open,

with just a few support beams obstructing the view of the back gardens.

 

 

Above, framing in for the screening has begun,

with an 18" high wall along the bottom to keep the rain out,

without hindering the fabulous view.

 

Painting the framing to match the house gives it

a seamless look, as if its always been that way.

 

Now, the room is complete, with plenty of seating.

The patio has become a sunroom,

adding an entire additional room to house.

 

Two screened doors are added to access the gardens and garage.

Our client had several ingenious ideas for this design:

 

Marine Plastic:  its completely clear

 and heavier in weight so it will stand up to strong winds.
The plastic panels can be removed and stored
in Spring to let in the warmer weather!

 

And, below at right, using 2 vintage doors as part

of the wall; a fun design element showcasing favorite flea market finds.

 

 

ANOTHER GREAT OUTDOOR SPACE COMPLETE!