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My clients were embarking on an exciting new chapter and wanted their home to reflect the hope and possibility that lay ahead. They envisioned a space that felt positive, grounded and healing. By thoughtfully reimagining their existing pieces and layering in warmth through texture and color, I created a cozy, inviting environment that honors both where they've been and where they're headed.

My clients were embarking on an exciting new chapter and wanted their home to reflect the hope and possibility that lay ahead. They envisioned a space that felt positive, grounded and healing. By thoughtfully reimagining their existing pieces and layering in warmth through texture and color, I created a cozy, inviting environment that honors both where they've been and where they're headed.

These first-time homeowners knew their Tudor-style home had potential, so they started off by updating the old bathrooms. A mix of black, white, and warm browns gave all three a classic, cohesive feel. They saved money by repainting the double vanity and swapping hardware. Downstairs, they added a small but super functional wet bar to the basement.

These repurposed cabinets are vibrant and refreshing, giving new life to this space. The green is SW 6194 Basil and creates a serene and nature- inspired vibe. Removing the wall between the kitchen and living room improved flow, created an open layout, and added seating. A lot of hard work and creativity went into transforming these quality cabinets.

Used cabinets were the perfect choice for this 1907 farmhouse kitchen remodel.

Classic blue and white combination never seems to go out of style, and in this kitchen it's bold and beautiful. Taking down a wall between the kitchen and living room allowed for a large island with extra seating and storage. The update feels perfect in this quiet urban neighborhood.

Before the living room transformation this space was hardly used by the family because of it's awkward layout. After, the space had purpose and reason to gather and connect.

Nothing new was purchased to make this living room transformation more warm and inviting. The antique tapestry was a hidden treasure that reflects the style and history of the family.

This scenic mountain home got an updated with lot's of storage and functionality. Classic lines, colors and materials won't outlast the views but will entertain guests for years to come.

Used cabinetry transformed this dreary space to happy boho digs. Open shelving allow for easy access for pretty everyday dishes. The stair step hexagon tile helps define the Bohemian style.

This rustic cabin got a modern lift with new cabinets and appliances. The farmhouse sink was a find on Marketplace that added to the rustic charm. Beautiful sage green tile brings the colors of the outside in and fit perfectly with the modern rustic style.

This expansive island was achieved by taking down a wall between the formal dining room and kitchen. This open concept allows for functionality and plenty of storage. The perfect blend of traditional cabinetry and modern fixtures make a beautiful transitional space to cook and entertain.