This article from the Home & Garden issue of the Star Tribune tells the story of a Sunfish Lake basement that is transformed into a sophisticated wine tasting room. The owners wanted their wine room, located directly off the family room, to be a warm and inviting space that would draw in friends and for a glass…  Read More →

Our ‘Sunfish Lake Lower Level Project’ was featured in Wine Spectator Magazine. Drinkers Wanted “A St. Paul collector strikes a balance between refined design and grab ‘n’ go wine service.” “I wanted wine around me that I like and can enjoy with other people without getting too into the library, antiquarian aspect of wine collecting,”…  Read More →

We were featured on the front page of the Southwest Journal Home Guide highlighting our project ‘Kenwood Park Remodel’! “Swedish minimalism meets functionality in Kenwood.” TREHUS TURNS A ‘COMPLETE MESS’ INTO AN AWARD-WINNING REMODEL by Jahna Peloquin Click here to read the PDF article. * Article opens in new window.

Nearly 25 years ago, TreHus was honored to build this unique book store that has become one of the best in the nation. A favorite destination amongst the community, Wild Rumpus was named ‘Bookstore of the Year’ for 2017 by Publishers Weekly! Congratulations Wild Rumpus Books for Young Readers! Follow the link to learn more.…  Read More →

It is more than being passionate about the details of design and craftsmanship. It’s about the study and reflection of your lifestyle, perceptions of what is important to you, and transforming those ideas into something inspiring.’

Houzz writes about the Minnesota wine room conveniently located next to the family room is designed to draw a crowd. Room of the Day: An Inviting Space for Sipping Wine With Friends Wine rooms or cellars are usually enclosed, climate-controlled spaces for quiet, intimate tastings of the wine enthusiast’s favorite vintages. The owners wanted their wine…  Read More →

Our Kenwood Remodel was featured in This Old House Magazine! “The 1905 house was water damaged, structurally unsound, and weary throughout—until dogged new owners got it back on its feet” Read the article here and let us know what you think! www.thisoldhouse.com