Whole house remodel in a 1915 prairie-style home.

The entire basement was remodeled. The concrete floors were sealed and walls were painted white to maximize light and create a modern-industrial vibe.

We added a high voltage door on track and rollers to cover the electrical panel. Two new egress windows allow for natural lighting.

A bunk bed was designed and built on site.

Spruce paneled walls define the wet bar and restored windows bring in natural light.

The basement bath is all new with a contemporary classic feel.

The new porthole in the bottom rail of the kitchen door serves as a cat door.

In the library, the paint was stripped from the woodwork. The servant bells were restored and the family now uses them to call each other.

Extensive care was taken to keep the original architecture in-tact, both the library and dining room ceilings were partially demolished to update the knob and tube wiring and galvanized plumbing for the second-floor bathrooms.

The original guest bed was restored to function as it had originally.

The original guest bed was restored to function as it had originally.

Custom benches by Versatile Wood Products were added in the nook.

The majority of kitchen cabinets were kept but painted. We added new soapstone counters and period appropriate subway tile. All fixtures and appliances are new.

In the second floor bath, we added a second sink, storage and new lights.

In the main floor bath, we replaced the tub with a shower and installed all new wall tile.

We made a bedroom into a dressing room and closet, and we added custom brass and spruce clothing racks.