Elmhust, IL - 2004
Budget: $40,000
This project included relocating the front door, removing a wall from a bedroom to create the foyer and enlarge the living room. New hardwood floors, new columns and all new furniture.

Oakbrook, IL - 2004
Budget: $6,000.00
For this project, we kept the clients original bedroom set and just modernized the soft furnishings. We gave the bedroom a more updated color scheme, new lighting, custom bedding and custom window treatments.

Oakbrook, IL - 1996
Budget: $20,000
This project included framing in the free standing center brick fireplace and extending the new walls to create a niche that we could use to build in an entertainment center. We also added all new upholstery, window treatments and case goods.

Morton Grove, IL - 2003
Budget: $30,000
This project included new furniture, custom window treatments and paint.

Elmhust, IL - 1996
Budget: $20,000
For this project, we removed a wall that separated the kitchen from the living room/dining room. We replaced all the cabinetry and flooring. We added a breakfast bar.

Bloomingdale, IL - 2006
Budget: $4,000
In this sitting room we wanted to create a warm cozy environment that was more on the feminine side but was still inviting enough for even the manliest of men. The room serves as a quite hideaway for reading or watching an old movie.

Wilmette, IL - 2006
Budget: Not Disclosed
To add interest to the backsplash we created the look of crumbling stone by adding in the small dark stones in an asymmetrical random pattern behind the cooktop as well as sporadically around the room. We also added the detail of the enclosed sink area to give the feeling of a framed window box. The cook book shelf was incorporated along with the glass upper cabinets for display to add interest.

Chicago, IL - 2006
Budget: Not Disclosed
The homeowners were moving from a large suburban home to a downtown high rise condo. The only item they wanted to take along was their extensive collection of sculpture. The living room area rug used was the inspiration for the design. We coupled that with the large mix media painting and keep the accessories to a minimum creating a contemporary but timeless space.

Bloomingdale, IL - 2005
Budget: $6,000
In this before an after bathroom, we added a wing wall to add privacy to the toilet. We also changed the sink area from a two sink vanity to a single sink, allowing for additional counter space and a cleaner look. We used two shades of steel grey allowing us to highlight the dark cabinetry and create a very upscale color scheme.