Modern Airbnb Decor
This home in Center City is used as an Airbnb property. Our client needed a quick turnaround and wanted modern decor that would be palatable for everyone.
Open Concept on Christian
This project was off to a good start with the home owner having a ready eye for design. First there was the removal of all flooring/carpeting and stair balusters in the home. After that we replaced the flooring with a matte Acacia hardwood.
Modern Man Design
When we got our hands on this project, the property was a full white-wash, and very closed off. But, in the end it happened to be the best way for us to walk our client through the spaces and visualize our new design ideas.
NYC Loft
When we started this NYC Loft project, we basically had 2,000 sq ft of open canvas – the possibilities were endless! The first floor held the kitchen and bathroom, which thankfully only needed minor cosmetic changes. After completing the first floor, we shifted our attention to the lower level.
Classic Neat Remodel
This home, located in Queens Village of Philadelphia, was in desperate need of some love. The homeowner was on board for a full house remodel, so we worked our way through – from top to bottom.
Walnut Bathroom
Fine woodworking is a tedious, yet rewarding art form. After taking a look at the Walnut Bathroom, we think you’ll agree that this project speaks to that sentiment. It is currently our largest custom woodworking project to date.
Kitchen Rehab in Collingswood
Believe it or not, you CAN upgrade your kitchen on with a minimal budget! And that’s exactly what we did here. This kitchen had great bones, and was not terribly outdated. All it needed was a little rehab!
Country Smart Living
Over the years, we’ve done a lot of work with this client – always building onto the previous designs. For this project in particular, we went all out. We installed new trim, re-painted the entire room, and also installed brand new flooring.
Modest Staircase
This home in Society Hill had a staircase with a much needed renovation. After structurally assessing the existing railing, we decided much more fortification was required.