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Portfolio · 2025

Ranch Refresh

A brick ranch brought up to date throughout: the primary bathroom stripped out and rebuilt, new flooring end to end, fresh paint, and a deck across the back.

A remodeled primary bathroom with a freestanding tub, glazed shower and a glass-block window.

The house was sound and well built. What it needed was consistency: flooring that ran the same from the entry through to the bedrooms, walls the same color on both sides of a doorway, and a primary bathroom that matched the rest of it.

New plank flooring was laid across the whole plan, which is what makes the house read as one house rather than a set of rooms decorated in different decades. Paint followed, inside and out of every closet and reveal.

The bathroom is the piece worth stopping on, and it is the one room that came out entirely. Taken back to the studs and rebuilt: a freestanding tub against full-height tile, a glazed walk-in shower with a mosaic band, a new vanity, and a custom geometric floor that carries from the vanity through to the shower threshold.

At the back, the deck steps down into the yard. It is pressure-treated, with turned railings, and wide enough to put a table on.

The brick front elevation of a single-story home with a columned porch and gabled roof.
An entry hall after redecoration, with an arched fanlight over the door and new plank flooring.
A living room under a vaulted ceiling, with a tiled fireplace and new flooring throughout.
A kitchen and dining area with white cabinetry, patterned splashback and new plank flooring.
A primary bedroom with a tray ceiling, fresh paint and new flooring.
A bathroom vanity beside a custom geometric tile floor, with the shower and tub beyond.
A wood deck with turned railings, looking out across the yard.

Next project

Primary Suite

Savannah

Carrara marble countertop and basin detail, with the bathroom reflected in the mirror above.
A gabled house at dusk, every window warmly lit, seen across the yard.

Every good build starts with a long conversation.

Tell us about the house, what is not working, and how you want to live in it. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right company for the job.

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