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The La Mesa Project
As we moved deeper into the remodeling process, it became clear that blending the character of the original structure with the fresh, updated elements would be key to preserving the home's unique charm. Rather than erasing the past, we chose to highlight it — keeping features like the original hardwood floors and exposed beams, while carefully introducing modern upgrades that enhance comfort and functionality. This thoughtful balance between old and new not only honors the house’s history but also ensures it feels ready for the future.
201 Main Street
Our remodeled home feels open and alive, with sunlight streaming in through the many new windows that line almost every wall. Each room is bathed in natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere from morning to evening. The large windows frame views of the garden and sky, making the outdoors feel like an extension of the living space. Whether it’s the soft glow at sunrise or the rich colors at sunset, the house now feels connected to nature in a way it never did before. The fresh air, open sightlines, and constant play of light make the whole home feel vibrant, peaceful, and full of life.
The Country Estate
The remodeled home was designed to mirror the beauty of its lakeside setting, with natural accents woven thoughtfully throughout each space. Soft, earthy tones and rich wood finishes reflect the trees and shoreline just beyond the windows, while stone textures and slate details bring the feel of the lake’s edge inside. Large windows offer uninterrupted views of the water, and every room feels connected to the calm, natural world outside. From the driftwood-inspired beams to the subtle blue and green hues in the decor, the house feels like an extension of the landscape — peaceful, grounded, and full of quiet beauty.