This single story house, built in 1935 had been untouched for 85 years. A full remodel was in order which would preserve the original architectural details and upgrade the finishes, fixtures and equipment. Our work began with demolition, the construction process would be four months to repaint, remove an interior wall, install new doors, windows and appliances.

The house was repainted with a soft green and white exterior accented with black windows and interior details.

Drought tolerant landscape and native grasses complement this california bungalow. A new patio and trellis are planned for the future of the project as well.

The front yard has native grasses, decomposed granite, boulders and concrete pavers.

The enlarged window at the front of the house now allows for more natural daylight.

The interior features refinished hardwood floors and bright finishes.

The dining room connects to the living room, work den and the kitchen area and is well lit with vintage green trim.

This is the dividing wall which was removed and detailed to match the arched openings in the original house. We added a counter with shelving and cabinetry to connect the kitchen and dining room.

The dining are connects to the attached office area with a vaulted ceiling.

This is now a better connection between the dining room and kitchen, with rounded details.

The newly remodeled kitchen features black finishes, a vintage mint green and white paint scheme and ample cabinetry.

The newly remodeled bathroom features green cement hexagon tiles, black plumbing finishes, and a hardwood vanity.