This project called for a large scale remodel of an existing home in an established neighborhood. The project required extensive demolition and preparation before work could actually begin.

The design called for 8 foot ceilings in the basement although the original house only had 6'8" ceilings. In order to accomplish this, a concrete step was poured below the original footings that ran the entire length of the house. This allowed us to drop the basement floor to provide the required ceiling height.

Some of the many exterior details include custom built corbels, an arched rear entry with a breadboard ceiling and integrated copper roof.

Double tapered columns resting on top of cultured stone pillars running the length of the covered front porch add to the welcoming curb appeal of the home.

The interior of the house boast a 2 story entry flanked with antique stain glass windows provided by the homeowners. Another feature unique to the house includes a rear entry dog wash boasting custom doggy motif ceramic tiles.

Elliptical arches and hardwood floors are plentiful throughout. Abundant three quarter height traditional style trim outlines the family room's perimeter, incorporating both the custom built cabinetry and the large fireplace creating a unified space.