S1 Episode 8 - Rebuilding An Abandoned Home Part 1

S1 Episode 8: Rebuilding An Abandoned Home Part 1

This project started off with the purchase of a single level 1950’s home that had been abandoned for 17 years!  The house was in a state of major disrepair due to the years of neglect, but the location and lot were absolutely beautiful!  This project started off as a typical new build, but as the home progressed a local family came into the picture who would ultimately call this house a home.  With them in mind, we crafted a look that would be uniquely theirs for years to come.

THE DESIGN INSPIRATION

THE EXTERIOR

THE FOYER

THE OFFICE

THE MUDROOM

THE FIRST FLOOR BATHROOM OFF THE MUDROOM


THE VIEW LEAVING THE BATHROOM

THE PANTRY OFF THE MUDROOM AND KITCHEN



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