Project Galleries
Take a look at some of our selected project photo galleries.
Project Photo Galleries
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Julianna HouseUpdated Jul 1, 2010 This 1920s bungalow with authentic features was in major need of help when we found it. After extensive work, the results are stunningly elegant and pay homage to a golden age of design. |
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Mechanic Street ProjectUpdated May 1, 2010 See how we brought this dilapidated, circa-1880 building back to life. It was used as an office, storage and a recording studio for decades. Now, fully restored, it serves as the home of Superlative Coffee Roasters. |
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Barnes CottageUpdated Apr 1, 2010 This old home was used as a rental property for years and years. The home spoke to us and we responded with lots of help! Now, it's very reflective of our rustic and creative side. |
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Woodland CabinUpdated Dec 1, 2009 Woodland Cabin is the perfect blend of all the comforts of modern amenities and earthy, cabin stylings. We salvaged lots of original wood in this home and put it on display! |
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Bellevue HouseUpdated Nov 1, 2009 This Craftsman showpiece was really a treasure. Featuring original glass cabinets and a hand-painted mural, it garnered plenty of affection. |
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Northern CottageUpdated Oct 1, 2009 This fun project was inspired by the colorful, adorable cottages and seaside homes in parts of Sweden and Scandinavia. |
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Linden HouseUpdated Jun 1, 2009 With this bungalow, we procured a wealth of antique, reclaimed wood from an old Bourbon Distillery, giving the house a very old-world feel. |
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Yardley HouseUpdated Nov 1, 2008 One of Kenwick's most unique bungalows, this house features amazing woodwork throughout and many Craftsman-era touches. |
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Sampson LodgeUpdated Apr 1, 2008 This quaint home is a remarkable fusion of many elements, including rustic, historic, contemporary and even western. |
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Stoney GableUpdated Dec 1, 2007 A stone bungalow by itself is charming, but this residence is especially unique with an open, modern but rustic touch. |
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Antebellum FarmUpdated Jul 1, 2007 One rarely has the opportunity to restore a pre-Civil War estate built in 1810. This project was rewarding in so many respects and will always remain a favorite. |
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Elizabeth HouseUpdated May 1, 2007 This turn-of-the-century cottage turned out to be very charming! |