Celebrating 43 Years

Creekside Craftsman Addition

  • <p>This well-proportioned addition holds a new study.  The addition’s architectural details blend beautifully with the rest of this Craftsman style home.</p>
  • <p>Before, the tiny room off the living room lacked purpose. Now, the addition holds a comfortably-sized study.</p>
  • <p>The front entry closet was also given a stylish makeover – now it’s a welcoming, functional nook with lots of personality.</p>
  • <p>The front entry closet was given a stylish makeover – now it’s a welcoming, functional nook with lots of personality.</p>
  • <p>The home’s interior was transformed to reflect more of the family’s personal style. A mix of soft colors, textures, and bold patterns in the living room enhance the quartersawn oak trim and the client’s collection of Arts and Crafts furniture. Large unused doors leading to the porch were replaced with high windows, allowing for a more functional seating arrangement.</p>
  • <p>The home’s interior was transformed to reflect more of the family’s personal style. A mix of soft colors, textures, and bold patterns in the living room enhance the quartersawn oak trim and the client’s collection of Arts and Crafts furniture. Large unused doors leading to the porch were replaced with high windows, allowing for a more functional seating arrangement.</p>
  • <p>The home’s interior was transformed to reflect more of the family’s personal style. A mix of soft colors, textures, and bold patterns in the living room enhance the quartersawn oak trim and the client’s collection of Arts and Crafts furniture. Large unused doors leading to the porch were replaced with high windows, allowing for a more functional seating arrangement.</p>
  • <p>The home’s interior was transformed to reflect more of the family’s personal style. A mix of soft colors, textures, and bold patterns in the living room enhance the quartersawn oak trim and the client’s collection of Arts and Crafts furniture. Large unused doors leading to the porch were replaced with high windows, allowing for a more functional seating arrangement.</p>
  • <p>The home’s interior was transformed to reflect more of the family’s personal style. A mix of soft colors, textures, and bold patterns in the living room enhance the quartersawn oak trim and the client’s collection of Arts and Crafts furniture. Large unused doors leading to the porch were replaced with high windows, allowing for a more functional seating arrangement.</p>
  • <p>The existing stairway had two major issues: the large wall limited the size of furniture the clients could bring upstairs, and the ceiling height was too low for tall members of the family. Problems were solved by raising the ceiling and opening the wall to add a finely-crafted banister.</p>
  • <p>The existing stairway had two major issues: the large wall limited the size of furniture the clients could bring upstairs, and the ceiling height was too low for tall members of the family. Problems were solved by raising the ceiling and opening the wall to add a finely-crafted banister.</p>
  • <p>Custom stencil work ties the existing powder room into the new design.</p>
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Designed & Built by TreHus Architects + Interior Designers + Builders.