This mid-century renovation boasts a light, airy interior with soft neutral tones and fresh modern farmhouse detail. This 2-story home features extensive millwork, vaulted fireside family room with beams, large island kitchen quartz counters & stainless steel appliances, fireside master retreat, luxurious bath with dual vanity, freestanding tub & rain shower with bench. Wet bar, mudroom, mahogany front door & bonus room.

 The client wanted to refresh and update her kitchen to maximize storage and create an open, bright, and organized space. Inspired by clean, contemporary lines and a fresh color palette, Suzanne aimed to introduce soft whites into the warm, slightly dated kitchen of this french contemporary home. Suzanne created an open, airy space designed with organization, function, and aesthetic top of mind. Hidden storage, ceiling-high cabinets instantly transformed the room into an open, airy, and organized work space. Suzanne added all new surfaces, color palettes, lighting, cabinets, and seating for a fresh update. To kick off the process, all cabinetry was removed, electrical and plumbing were sealed, and new electrical was wired to illuminate the space from the ceiling-high cabinets to modern orb lighting.

Suzanne purchased this mid century army base home and transformed it into a farmhouse-style first home for a young newly wed couple, complete with 1,000 square-foot add on and completely restructured flow. She chose the shiplap inset ceiling added the illusion of height to the home’s 9-foot ceilings. Suzanne created a workable space by opening up the kitchen and dividing it into three areas of function. Placing the stove and refrigerator on the internal wall, adding a central island complete with farmhouse sink, and adding a separate bar area complete with warm wood shelving and wine fridge created a livable, functional kitchen for entertaining and cooking.

Master Bath

Functionality and aesthetic were key drivers in designing this garage apartment space for a young graduate moving back home from college. Investing in this addition was a perfect solution for the homeowners to add square footage to the original house, hence increasing the value of the property. Plus, providing an independent space for their son who had started his first job in Atlanta.

The floor is a porcelain plank tile, which provides the effect of hardwood. The color and texture of the tile serves as a great foundation and enhances the shiplap walls. The apartment consists of a bedroom, closet/laundry, kitchen, living area, and dinning area. The roofline of the garage was pushed out to the left creating natural light and increasing livable square footage.

The clients are very happy with this project. Not only has it created an excellent solution for the user, but it has increased the value of the home and can always be rented when their son moves out.

This is a 750 square foot space includes 100-year-old beams, high ceilings, brick fireplace, plus marble steam shower and ball and claw tub. Heated floor in the master bath paired with beautiful Calcutta marble countertops. The owners wanted to see the outside pool and have access to the hot tub from their new bedroom. I implemented steps down from the bedroom creating easy access to the outside environment.

This area has numerous functions including a large family area and changing room.  This is a beautiful room with 100 year beams designed in coffered ceiling style. The shiplap walls are painted in White Dove, which compliments the soft tones and texture of the leather sofas. The room also features jute carpet, a tufted linen cocktail table, and linen curtains.

A TV was placed over the brick fireplace, bolstered by bookcases on each side for additional storage. All created a warm, relaxed feel for family members to enjoy. One important feature is the stone walkway from the oversized French doors that leads to a barn door opening with changing room, separate shower, and toilet area.

Brand new construction was created for a family that was downsizing. One of the owners is a science teacher and wanted a home that mirrored her lifestyle and personal taste. The owners wanted to veer from builder-standard lighting, appliances, and tile selections in order to create a foundation tailored to their personalities. Research into materials inspired me to implement soapstone surround, replicating historic science lab counter tops, Moravian Star island lights, originating from an 1800s German geometry lesson, and orb chandeliers.

The floors are Heart of Pine and two 100-year-old beams were installed in the den area with additional shiplap ceiling detail. A large range was installed and a small marble spice rack was designed in a niche above the stove top. The countertops are Brazilian marble, who’s strong grey vein compliments the slate grey island. The master bath includes a freestanding bath and marble tile throughout.   

Transformed a former bedroom into a small on-suite bathroom and cute laundry room. This is a functional space that created solutions in a renovated Ranch. The Laundry has an Apron Sink and the cabinets have pull out shelves, large washer dryer and folding area opposite utilized every area in this space. The bathroom enhanced the small bedroom and allowed the user the privacy of on suite instead of walking across the hallway to get to the bathroom.   

The goal was to revive this kitchen and achieve an old-world feel without loosing modern features and function. Channeling an English Farmhouse, the space features a large wood block island and Apron Sink. Insert cabinet doors with molding detail add charm and shape to the kitchen cabinets. The large range, warming drawer and Subzero Fridge guarantee function and quality.

This room had expensive items that the owner did not want to part with. For example, the drapes were a linen fabric from France and the console was a 200-year-old French antique. The chairs were also antiques and the wainscot had designer Straayed (French).

My first impression was this room needed to be less formal, so we took the large rushed pelmet off the drapes and implemented a wood pole. We also painted the wainscot and added grasscloth on the walls. The large dark wood console was moved to another area in the house and we found a large French Console, and had that painted. Finishing touches included painting the Tramu and adding new artwork. The finished product created a casual sophisticated dining room that could be enjoyed by family and guests for years to come.   
 

This was a great update for a busy family who could take their shoes off comfortably while sitting on a bench at the back door entrance area. A large cabinet was added to the design with cubbies and coat hangers.

Utilizing space in a window area a bench was installed with deep drawers. This really enhanced the space that has become a great place for the mom of three to kick of her shoes and put her feet up. A mirror, foot bench coupled with peace and quiet is a favorite spot to get away and chill.

The client wanted to give this area an update, so we painted the walls and cabinets grey. We replaced books on the shelves with rustic baskets to create storage and organization for a functional home office. A large farmhouse table was centered, providing adequate space for large monitors and laptops. Centering the desk also allows the client to see the outside environment, bolstering work productivity.