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Here are some favorite finished projects. When you click on a picture, you will be taken to a page describing the project and a before-and-after slide show.
“Shibui” is a Japanese adjective that refers to simple, subtle, and unobtrusive beauty. Horizontal lines and natural colors enhance cooking and entertaining in the Gladstone home.
A subtle seashore theme inspired the custom sandblasted steam shower enclosure. “Sitting Ducks” by Michael Bedard provides the whimsical accent desired.
The 1979-style living room was brought into the 21st century with an updated color scheme and materials that include limestone flooring, and a custom grey and yellow marble fireplace.
It was a dungeon until new glass blocks allowed light to flood the room.The finished bathroom features custom glass tile motifs inspired by Native American symbols.
Elegant traditional appearance and superior function are the goals achieved in this 1970s ranch home in Hillsboro. Engineered stone countertops look like marble with low maintenance.
This award-winning custom home in Oregon City was inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s “Usonian” style. It has a unique appearance and custom features throughout, is energy-efficient, includes “green” materials.
Everything in this award-winning living room was inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright: Natural materials including horizontal rift oak paneling and heated cork flooring, and indirect LED lighting.
A reminder of Hawaii for the couple who love the white sands and crystal blue sea. The spa-shower room features custom Chamesson limestone shaped to resemble shifting sand dunes.
A family of five loves to cook together, preparing meals or getting ready for a party. Multiple stations for each task provide maximum work flow and flexibility in the Tualatin traditional home.
An existing home in Dundee with a proposed Accessory Dwelling Unit for the owners’ parents. It was the first ADU in Yamhill County, instrumental in increasing the minimum size for ADU’s in that jurisdiction.
The existing Portland kitchen was beautiful, but dark. Homeowners needed more light, and storage for cooking and entertaining, because they frequently played boards games at the table with their grandchildren.
A retired contractor bought a rental home in Brightwood. He achieved total transformation with a new kitchen, two bathrooms, and indirect LED lighting in the living room to enhance his lifestyle.
