Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Whole House”
This lake house on Geneva Lake got an all new, modern update. It’s perfect for weekend entertaining, boating and relaxing by the water with friends and family. The walls were opened up in the living room area to create more of an open concept area with a large island to entertain at. The kitchen includes a large farm sink, Caesarstone …
This cottage on Delavan Lake, Wis. was transformed! We added a 2nd story bedroom, porch, patio and screened-in porch. The homeowners have plenty of space to entertain while enjoying the outdoors and views of the lake. Previous Whole House Projects:
As the first of three parts, the Barn Renovation was the most unique project of the three. The goal was to utilize the barn, which dates back three generations in the family, as a new art studio emphasizing relaxation and artistic inspiration. Several things in the original barn were used in design of the studio, including the original wall supports, …
We renovated our clients’ Lake Geneva lake home, adding more space and updating the look and use of space to better accommodate how our clients were living in the home now. We’ve included some before photos to show the dramatic change that occurred.
This Lake Geneva home is an impressive sight on the lake, complemented with the octagon bedroom on the second floor giving you the feeling of sleeping in the treetops. A second story was added and the entire house was remodeled to update its look and improve the way it supports our clients’ lifestyles. We’ve included a couple before photos to …
During the design phase of this whole-house remodeling project, our client made sure she was able to get her one room that was all hers – a sitting room to just relax and read and welcome visitors coming arriving at the front door. This room is still her favorite room in the house.
Their dreams came true the day they moved back in and immediately began welcoming guests to their Delavan Lake getaway! Our clients wanted a home they could entertain family and friends in, but didn’t have enough room. When we discovered the original foundation was not built to handle a second story, the only option was to tear it down and …
