The Metamorphosis Group

The Metamorphosis Group brought our company in as the window and door subcontractor on a remodel and rehabilitation project for one of their clients and I have to commend both Mya and Greg for an excellent experience, both with us and their client. It's clear there is a lot of empathy behind the work they do, making sure the project is done properly and within budget without cutting corners. Mya connected us with their client, helped us guide him to the right product, and coordinated the install with great communication. Everything turned out beautifully and the quality of Mya and Greg's work speaks for itself! We look forward to working with the Metamorphosis Group again soon!

Back Room Backlog Becomes a Star Sun Room

Roughly our 4th big project with these clients, we continued a trend of excellent tile, and really leaned into color, while making some key decisions that helped open up the space. 

What had been a catch-all room for many years, with a wide variety of outdated lighting, animal damage, and an open-to-all office, we knew we wanted to find the better soul of this space, which connected the kitchen and the great room (historically a closed-in porch). A flex space that is: private, work-from-home, AND creatively, community-hosting. Besides the internal, structural matters that always need attention, our main focus was getting more light in the space. We removed a small man-door on the East side, and replaced with french doors, which spilled out to a lovely flagstone patio. We elevated the trim to mirror the detail around the original front door. We also widened the opening into the kitchen (through original brick exterior walls). Loving color, we decided to entertain bold. Combining color-drenching sections with high-contrast opposing colors and sheens, gave us a dynamically rich space. Great natural light and beautiful light fixtures became the jewels against this deep peacock teal-green. The high gloss ceiling with sparkle refracting, is exquisite. This client, who is an artist, was a wonderful ally to procure the most "right" finishes for the space, and we are all very satisfied! It is their favorite room in their beautiful home✨    

Back Room Becomes a Star Sun Room

Lavender Residency

What started with the kitchen, became the entire house. While the kitchen was very much a structural and aesthetic upgrade, the rest of the house was mostly about the paint. A gorgeous, custom, blue pine credenza. Light box art niches in one of the stairwells. Full repaint of the entire exterior, with a greater attention to emphasizing some of the trim work. We restored most of the woodwork inside, sections at a time, much of it historic, including doors. This was always a rainbow house, so we followed our inspiration! Muted pastels serve as good neutral walls in many rooms; bold gradients punctuate the space in the primary bath, the main entrance stairwell, and a deconstructed rainbow feature wall. Artwork was excavated, framed, and curated (and continues to be curated). Primary bath got a functional and aesthetic facelift, without digging into the expensive rehabs. This house is a living community offering, now in the form of a writer's residency space. The house regularly host workshops, small retreats, and residency scholarships for creatives who need an immersive space to keep birthing their project. With 1000s of books, and libraries in many of the rooms, this client stewards a unique treasure in today's home landscape, and it is a true gift to continue to facilitate such a beautiful metamorphosis of a historic home that was once suffocating under a previous era. 

The Double Bath Remodel Everyone Was Waiting For

The two main bathrooms were truly vintage in this historic farmhouse — and not in a good way, including a non-usable shower. Everything down to the studs for structural reinforcement and expanding the footprint (higher ceilings in one, bigger shower in the other). We gave ourselves a generous runway to select finishes. We spent a long time dialing-in the tile, and we love it BECAUSE we spent the effort to decide! Zilliege-"ish" tile for the primary shower walls made for an easier and more cohesive install. Opposing grout makes these tiles POP! It's definitely important to understand the nuance of tile... there is a lot of material variation and not all tile setters are up for the challenge of a complex install. Another area we spent time deciding was light fixtures. We choose to NOT select fixtures with integrated LED lights (designed obsolescence reasons). These upgrades set the tone for the rest of the renovations of the house. 

The Double Bath Everyone Was Waiting For

Colorado Grecian Kitchen

Resurrecting the soul of this kitchen was the project that got the rest of the house underway for a much needed overhaul. Long past some big family shifts & empty nesting, a renewed era of life changes where happening... and the house was begging to exist in a new way. What started as the inspiration to re-tile the floor, led to a complete gut, to the studs; a reworking and expanding of the footprint, spilling into the family room below (which was carpeted). Fully restored original cabinets (all-white bank) + custom cabinets (kitchen & family room). Glass backsplash tile. Beetle-kill "blue" pine incorporated liberally, as per the deep connection for the client. Greek marble in a herringbone for the kitchen floor, feeling like the silt of the beach. Aegean Sea-teal a strong anchor from home. Rainbow window film adds dynamic, ever-shifting jewels to this eclectic, historic home. The beginnings of a vast library was established in the family room, which wanted to double as a community-hosting space for creatives & writers. Tapestries & rugs were curated, spaces for art made, and attention to the lighting gave so much nuance than what was available before.         

Bad Flip Gets A Proper Makeover

A millennial couple buys a bad flip: a leaking shower bench ruined two showers, the kitchen was cheap and failing. With a modest budget, we were able to completely revamp the primary bath and kitchen, with a new shower in the basement. Tile, countertops, cabinet choices, and better lighting were key to bringing out a more refined living space in this suburban home.  

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