"This kitchen was extensively remodeled 15 years ago. But it was showing its age in the laminate countertops, glazed tile backsplash, and cabinet finish. The client didn't want to go to the expense of replacing the cabinets but wanted to update the look. We switched out the hardware, added a natural stone backsplash, and quartz countertops. A faux cherry finish on the island tambour and appliance garage covered the pickled finish. Adding a faux finish and tile to the bulkhead were the final touches that brought this kitchen completely up to date!"

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"This client recently moved back to West Michigan from Southern California. It only took a week of our gray winter for them to decide they needed to warm up their surroundings!"

"This client had existing upholstery and case pieces that although 2 decades old were still in good shape.  In the living room (right) we updated by painting the walls and adding the cornice boards and accessories, giving the room an exotic feel.  In the family room (below), we removed the existing finials from the dated decorative traverse rods to add the upholstered cornices with nailhead trim, adding great style to the existing furnishings."

"This client was moving into a new condominium and wanted a new look.  More monochromatic, and a lighter feel than her former home but still warm and inviting.  It remains one of my favorite projects."

"This home was also new construction but we were able to use many existing pieces by reuphostering or refinishing them.  This client is the perfect example of someone who invested in good quality furniture with classic lines in years past enabling us to adapt them to fit a new look. "