Before: When the homeowners bought this 1957 “Brady Bunch House” it featured many small, dark rooms on multiple levels.
After: While the home’s footprint remained the same, the entire exterior and interior living spaces were transformed through a remodel. On the exterior this included siding, windows, roofing, front entry, back deck, outdoor kitchen area, and all hardscape.
Before: Front Entry
After:Front Entry-all the finishes were updated to create an arts and crafts style facade.
Before: View from entry into kitchen
After: View from entry into kitchen-Window locations and sizes were changed throughout the house, so new window openings had to be created
Before: Kitchen toward Dining Room-A major challenge was removing a chimney that went from the finished basement, through to the first floor living room, and through the roof
After: Kitchen toward Dining Room-Walls were removed, ceilings were raised, windows were replaced and expanded, and skylights were added
Before: Kitchen view to front of house
After: Kitchen view to front of house
Before: Kitchen view to front window
After: Kitchen view to front window
Before: Living Room towards Dining Room
After: Living Room towards Dining Room-The original fireplace was replaced with a two-sided gas fireplace clad with handmade ceramic tiles.
Before: Living room view toward stairs
After: Living room view toward stairs-the open concept floor plan showcases a collection of contemporary art.
After: Dining Room-The roof slope in the dining area was changed to create a cathedral ceiling,
Before: Family Room
After: Family Room
Before: Back Exterior

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