Portfolio — 2026
Savannah Bungalow
A four-bedroom bungalow taken back and rebuilt throughout — new kitchen, new bathrooms, white oak floors laid across the whole plan, and a new deck off the back.
The house was taken back to a shell and rebuilt from there. What is left of the original is the shape of it: the gable to the street, the porch, and the rooms in roughly the places they always were.
Inside, the wall between the kitchen and the living room is gone, and the two now read as one long room with the hearth at the far end. White oak runs unbroken across the whole floor, which is what makes the space feel bigger than its footprint — no thresholds, no changes of direction.
The kitchen is grey shaker cabinetry with quartz worktops and a tapered timber hood over the range. The sink was moved to the window wall so that whoever is standing at it is looking out at the garden rather than at a return.
The bathrooms are new throughout. The primary has a glazed walk-in shower tiled in herringbone; another takes a marble tub surround with recessed niches. At the back, a new deck steps down to the garden and turns the rear door into the one everybody actually uses.
