Celebrating 42 Years

1940’s Colonial

  • <p>A four-foot bumpout of the first floor of this home provided space for an enlarged kitchen, an informal eating area, and a new mudroom. The addition also breaks up the massing of the home’s rear facade, giving it a more human scale.</p>
  • <p>More than just a kitchen remodel occurred in this area. The four-foot addition expanded the breakfast nook into a more open informal eating area, made room for a closet to be converted into a mudroom, expanded the kitchen, and opened the whole layout of the back of the home. White custom cabinets, plenty of natural light, and colorful pendants by Galbraith and Paul give this kitchen a light, airy feel.</p>
  • <p>Light colors and large windows make the new kitchen a beautiful place to cook or entertain.</p>
  • <p>A colorful barn door opens to reveal the new mudroom, which was created where a closet used to be.</p>
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A four-foot bumpout of the first floor of this home provided space for an enlarged kitchen, an informal eating area, and a new mudroom. The addition also breaks up the massing of the home’s rear facade, giving it a more human scale.

Designed & Built by TreHus Architects + Interior Designers + Builders.

2011 Chrysalis Award Additions $100,000-250,000.