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Parkview

Posted on October 28, 2019

This newer townhouse had a lot of room for improvement from the existing builder-grade finishes.  We removed an over-sized unused tub, and replaced it with a spacious master shower and linen storage....

The Jefferson

Posted on December 6, 2017

We assisted our homeowners with concept, design and all stages of construction....

Avon

Posted on December 6, 2017

We were really fortunate to be a part of this finished basement project from start to finish. We worked with our homeowners to transform an unfinished basement room into the coziest space imaginable. In doing so, we had the chance to work with some really cool materials. For instance; we distressed and finished hardwood hickory for all the trim. The lighting was really cool, too. Everything is LED, and all of the strip lights are color changing and Bluetooth controlled. There's a fireplace, and a bar, and acoustic insulation everywhere.  ...

Trotter

Posted on September 12, 2017

We were very fortunate to collaborate with our friends at Jacob Evans Kitchen & Bath for this kitchen remodel in Peters Township. Our Homeowners love their home and have lived there since the previous kitchen was installed (almost 20 years ago!). They felt like it was time for an update. Our work included demolition, installing new flooring, new electric, new lighting, new walls and ceilings, cabinets, counters and back-splash....

Carriage

Posted on August 17, 2017

This was a big project in a unique mid-century home in Pittsburgh!  The renovation was inspired by our clients' desire to update the look and expand the space while retaining and improving the skylight window.  In the master bathroom, we were able to steal space from an oversize hallway closet to build a new shower and fit a double vanity. Meanwhile, in the kitchen, we removed a wall that partitioned off the space, rearranged the whole room and cut a new feature window into the wall above the sink (that didn't used to be there).  This project included updating electrical, new drywall, tile, a heated tile floor, quartz counters and all new fixtures. We also had the pleasure of working with Jacob Evans Kitchen & Bath on this project; they...

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