Remodeling an older home with a more modern layout and flow is a challenge. Many homeowners choose a gut-to-the-studs approach for the ease of starting over with a clean slate.
When Merima began planning the remodel of her 95-year-old home in the Georgetown historic district of Wilton, Connecticut, she managed to open the layout while still embracing the character of the home.
Read More »
If you’re a fan of our industrial-style, guard-and-glass fixtures, you may remember this blog post. Annie transformed her old garage into a stunning, cottage-style building and capped off the renovation with an Industrial Guard Sconce.
Read More »
Although beachfront homes almost always have a relaxed vibe to them, the overall look can range from refined to rustic depending upon the colors, fixtures, and finishes chosen. When New York architect Don Cantillo began working on a home on the south shore of Long Island, he wanted a look that dipped toes in both waters.
Read More »
Maggie’s home near Park City, Utah, is a beehive of activity thanks to four kids, two dogs, three horses, 25 turkeys, and 30 chickens. While the family loves their small farm town location, renovations were needed to make their 25-year-old home suit the family’s needs. Back in May, Maggie shared the transformation of her kitchen and dining areas in this post.
Read More »
The relationship between builder and homeowner is often a contentious one. The build process is rarely simple or easy and is marked with countless decisions, unexpected problems, and delays. Throw money into the mix and it’s no wonder both sides get testy!
Read More »
On a recent road trip through New England, we had the chance to visit with several Barn Light Electric customers. Megan was featured on Monday as we shared how she transformed her garrison colonial into a classic farmhouse complete with bold, black barn lights.
Read More »
