The homeowner had made a few rushed decisions during the build—choices that didn’t quite feel like her. My job was to help turn that regret into a space she genuinely loved.

We kept the Family and Dining Room furnishings neutral, bringing in natural wood tones to create the warm, organic feel she was after. The large, blank wall in the Family Room became our opportunity to anchor the space—without overwhelming it. The custom 14-foot built-in was thoughtfully designed to offer both function and beauty, with ample drawer and shelf storage framing the TV. The maple fluted wood detail at the center adds texture, depth, and a subtle warmth that grounds the entire room.

In the Kitchen area, we expanded the footprint by adding a dry bar—complete with glass-front cabinets and a stunning tile backsplash that sets it apart from the main kitchen. It’s functional, refined, and adds just the right visual lift.

Every decision in this project was made to help the house feel more like a home. And now—it does.