October 2007
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Go downstairs for extra space
Read More: Go downstairs for extra spaceBy Ann Robinson and Annie Vernon One of our clients came to us wanting to keep her Sugar House bungalow looking like a bungalow, but with twice the livable space. Without destroying the classic style or eating into her flower gardens, we designed a major renovation by excavating the basement. The floor of the unfinished…
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Go for luxury in shower
Read More: Go for luxury in showerBy Ann Robinson and Annie Vernon The day of the shower has arrived. What used to be the most purely functional space in a home is now the center of attention in modern bathroom design. Shower designs are more elaborate than anything we could have imagined just a few years ago. It used to be…
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Remodel, move both have costs
Read More: Remodel, move both have costsBy Ann Robinson and Annie Vernon Chances are you aren’t living in your dream home just yet. But don’t worry — you’re in the majority. Usually, a home is missing that extra bedroom or perfect kitchen, bathroom or master suite. Maybe it is lacking the space for your growing family or a large area to…
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More space lurking in basement
Read More: More space lurking in basementBy Ann Robinson and Annie Vernon Many clients who come to us for help with renovations are craving more space. The good news is that most Utah homes already have potentially livable space lurking in the basement. Finishing your basement is a less-expensive and less-invasive alternative to a home addition, and it does not eat…