Small spaces often get neglected when it comes to remodeling; in reality, small rooms can have the biggest transformations! Our recent clients in Fort Worth had two small bathrooms in lieu of one large master bath. Although the rooms were compact and the floor plans couldn’t change, our designers were able to implement some significant modifications to make both of the bathrooms feel larger, brighter, and more modern. See the final results in our featured project blog for this month!
It’s interesting how home remodeling trends change throughout the years. What we have noticed recently is the growing popularity of gray and white color schemes in combination with a streamlined look. This specific trend can really transform a dated, drab kitchen (as seen in many of our past projects!) However, that doesn’t mean it should be the go-to design for all interiors. Based on the homeowner’s taste and the aesthetic of the rest of the house, there are still many instances in which a remodel leans toward the more classic, traditional side. Of course, our team is always happy to accommodate and help bring our client’s dreams to life! Our recent kitchen project in Arlington is a great example of how a traditional design can still have a modern, elegant feel. The finished product is a complete transformation from the original, with a truly timeless aesthetic our clients will appreciate for years. Check out the full story and photos on our featured blog post for the month.
Adding a room to your home is a great way to create more usable space. Our recent clients in Fort Worth knew they wanted to include a game room addition as a part of their whole house remodel. Luckily, they had a spacious backyard with plenty of room for a detached structure! Check out our featured project blog for the month to see this unique project built from the ground up.
A Detached Game Room Addition in Fort Worth
Our recent clients in Fort Worth dreamt of a custom game room addition… and the Medford Team delivered!
Farmhouse-style interiors have become one of the most popular requests among homeowners looking to remodel. Our recent clients in Fort Worth, TX, love the trend and wanted to incorporate it into their kitchen. The real fun was creating a cohesive color scheme that would fit with the rest of the house and still allow the farmhouse style to shine. The result was a beautiful blue-themed kitchen that reflected the client’s fun personality and contributed to a cohesive flow of color throughout the house. Get the full story along with the impressive before and after shots on this month’s project blog post.
Oftentimes, in small-scale renovations, the project evolves into something bigger before it’s all said and done. Such was the case for our recent clients in Arlington, TX. They initially wanted their kitchen to be minimally updated — new paint, tile, and countertops — while keeping the existing cabinets. After a few discussions with our designers, they instead chose to remodel the space in its entirety in order to bring their dream kitchen to life. While it ended up being a larger project than they initially planned, the final result provided what they really wanted, and they couldn’t be happier with it! See the whole story in our featured project blog for this month.
Our project spotlight this month is a stunning lakeside kitchen remodel we completed in Arlington, TX. Our client’s beautiful 1970’s home had been updated throughout, with the kitchen being one of the last spaces that needed refreshing. Because the original layout wasn’t going to change, it was very important that the features included were impactful in regard to functionality and aesthetic. Both our clients and our team are thrilled with the finished product! See the full story and the transformation photos in our blog post.
Do you have a space that would make more sense with a different layout, or swapped with another room in your home? Such was the case for our recent clients in Keller, TX. Their existing laundry room was in a small, crowded room just off the garage, which made it difficult to use the washer and dryer without being in the way of the door. From the time they purchased the home several years ago, they thought it would be much more functional to have the laundry room in place of the larger mudroom/playroom that was just on the other side of the wall. Turns out, they were absolutely right! Our team was able to help them swap these two spaces, resulting in more functional, usable rooms. Take a look at the blog post to see the transformation!
Our project spotlight this month features our recent 1978 kitchen renovation in South Arlington. Our clients had long-awaited updating this space and knew just what they wanted in regard to colors and style. One thing they hadn’t considered was removing a large walk-in pantry and an unused bar area. This modification not only made the kitchen more spacious but also created additional countertop and storage space that they didn’t know they needed. The finished project looks just as our designers drew it in the floor plans and 3D renderings — a modern, trendy kitchen to match the rest of the client’s lovely home! Get the full story and the before and after photos on our blog.
Our project spotlight this month features the dining room of a whole-house remodel we recently completed in Fort Worth. The space was a central part of the home and was visible across the living room upon entering the front door. It was important to the clients that this room was open to the living room, creating an open-concept floor plan and allowing the natural light from it’s large window to brighten the neighboring rooms. While there weren’t a lot of structural changes made, the updated dining room is absolutely stunning and just what the clients had in mind! Check out the details in our blog post!
A dysfunctional layout can make a room feel cluttered and crowded. Our recent kitchen remodel in Grand Prairie is the perfect example of how slight modifications in the layout can completely change the look and feel of a space! Our clients came to us facing a lack of storage and counter space, and a footprint that was not conducive for hosting guests. Our team came up with customized solutions for each issue, proving that the space had all the potential to be exactly what the clients wanted. See our blog post for the full story on this beautiful transformation!
