This month’s project spotlight is on our recently completed 1990’s master bathroom remodel in North Richland Hills. The original bathroom was very dated (we’re talking pink wallpaper!) and was way past due for a refresh. The updated
Our recent clients loved to socialize and host get-togethers with large groups of people. Unfortunately, the layout of their original 1990’s home just wasn’t suitable for their needs. Along with renovating the kitchen and opening up the floor plan, we were
Our featured project this month is a point of pride for the entire Medford Team: this kitchen remodel is the work of our very own Project Manager, Dave Broadfield, which he completed in his own home,
Our recent Southlake project involved updating both the aesthetic appeal and the functional design of our client’s kitchen, formal dining room, formal living room, and breakfast area to create a more open-concept floor plan. This was a
Our featured project this month is a 1970’s kitchen that was past due for some updates! The original 1970’s kitchen was large and had a lot of available cabinet space that our clients wanted to take full
Our recent clients in Arlington, TX had been waiting for years to remodel their master bathroom. The main issue was the large soaking tub that sat diagonally in the center of the room. The original design
Our project spotlight this month features a stunning 1940’s kitchen renovation we recently completed in Fort Worth. Not only was this kitchen small and dated, but the home’s boxy floor plan required the clients to walk through
We love reminiscing on previous projects, especially when they turn out as great as this laundry room did! It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly a full year since we completed this remodel in Arlington,
Just glancing at this serene bathroom, you wouldn’t guess that handicap accessible features played a big role in it’s design. To best meet the needs of our clients, our designers included widened doorways, a doorless walk-in shower
For our featured blog this month, we’re taking a trip back in time to one of our absolute favorite kitchen remodels! This boxy kitchen felt crowded and dark and was closed off from the rest of the
Our featured project blog this month is a master bathroom addition we completed on a 1950’s home. The existing master bath was only 35 square feet in size — smaller than most guest bathrooms you’d see today!
Updating the doors throughout your home is a great way to add value and aesthetic, as well as improve safety and functionality. Whether it’s interior or exterior, standard or custom, our team would be happy to help!
