Have I mentioned how fortunate I am to have wonderful clients? My first meeting with this Ohio family, who moved back to Alexandria to be closer to friends, was the first time they had seen the house they purchased in person, too. They bought it based on their realtor’s advice after seeing the listing photos. After returning to Ohio to prepare for the move, we designed and selected every element of this renovation remotely. The client’s style and attention to detail made this space incredible. It felt a little HGTV the day they moved into the house to see the “big reveal.”

Loved working with this couple on their primary bathroom. Our goal was to maximize storage while creating a space that feels like a relaxing retreat. We achieved this by reconfiguring their water closet to add linen storage and the custom vanity has hidden outlets and a pull-out hamper. Through finishes and color tones, the bathroom feels serene and luxurious giving the clients a bathroom oasis.

Since meeting this family several years ago, remodeling their kitchen has always been on their mind. We removed the wall between the kitchen and dining room giving them a wonderful space to enjoy with their friends and family. The mixing of finishes and colors gives a unique style and the wood tones make it warm and inviting.

Extra attention to detail in this Old Town home renovation resulted in unique solutions that add modern functionality while preserving the historical feel in what were previously constrained spaces. From Day One, we wanted to ensure that we didn’t take away from the original ‘stories’ of the 1875 home; rather, we wanted to add to its narrative with the help of creative and unique enhancements.

Enhancements to this already finished basement made it a welcome retreat to unwind with family and friends on the weekend. Or any day! We added a bar area with driftwood tone cabinets and loved the warmth they bring to the space. New furnishings in the connecting family room bring it all together. It was a joy to work with this family again.

These redesigned bathrooms with very distinct styles give a lovely couple and their two young boys space of their own. We transformed the master bath into a peaceful getaway, despite its small size. A framed pocket door, vanity, floating shelves, and shower niche created extra storage. The bathroom and shower floors use the same tile to create a more cohesive feel and expand the space visually.

Maximizing storage in the boys’ bathroom was key for this shared space. Elements of fun were incorporated with the penny round striped floor, lighting, and paint color. And don’t forget to hang up your towel! We added robe hooks to a paneled wall to keep everything in its place.

This young, Yacht Haven couple had been dreaming about a new kitchen since they purchased their home three years ago. They both love to cook. She is an incredible baker, and he is a chef in the Navy. Making sure this space was functional yet still fit their modern style was a top priority. We removed a wall opening the kitchen to the main level, creating enough room for a center island and framed an unused half wall to add more storage for baking supplies. We also added a backdoor and deck space to make grilling and outdoor entertaining easier and more enjoyable. The client’s touches of gold, black, and waterfall countertop edges are the icing on the cake.