In Addition

Choosing to stay and add on

or move to a larger home/new location

is a tough decision to make when

you've outgrown your current home.

This couple chose to create a

master suite at the home they already love.

Here is the addition almost completed. It added about 400 square feet to their current home.

The interior space provided a gallery hallway from the original house into their new master suite,






a large master bath with shower and clawfoot tub,

a walk-in closet,

 and a large bedroom

with office nook
 next to sliding glass doors leading onto a private deck.

Preparing to add on:

Every successful project starts

with a solid design. 

Scott does his own drawings.

This allows us to create a space that works

for you, and obtain necessary permits

from the city.

Demo Day!

An existing bedroom would become 

the master bathroom:

 Forming up the stem walls:

Concrete poured!

Inside, the walls between the house 

and the addition start to take shape!

Inside the master bath, all of the 

design features like paint and tile

start to bring the space together:

Above:  Scott is tiling the clawfoot tub surround.

Below:  the 4x3 shower

A hallway leading into the master suite

 from the existing house will be the perfect

 place to display family photos and mementos. 

Gallery fixtures light the way:

The Master Closet takes shape:

Custom shelving in the master closet

provides plenty of storage:

Outside, the addition is almost done:

Enter the master bathroom:

I love personal details!

A favorite family mirror receives new life,

with a custom fly-fisherman design :)

These industrial-style, Edison bulb
light fixtures are perfect for the space!

#1 priority in this master bathroom

was a clawfoot tub with Old World hardware:

Tile surround and an arabesque accent tile

in natural tones:

A privacy glass shower surround 

finishes it off:

The master bedroom:

French doors to the back yard/deck

and a small office niche

View from the French doors:

(master closet, bathroom and hallway to house)

Barn doors dress up a space

and can be custom stained to suit