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| 3508 Bowling Green Way - 2008.05.25 |
After living in his home for eleven years, Tim Robertson decided it was time to renovate.
A complete redesign of the kitchen included new cabinets, industrial-grade Viking appliances, Brazilian quartz countertops, and a farmer’s sink with Kohler hardware.
The bedroom and bathroom wing also saw major changes: Three smaller bedroom closets were reconfigured into two generous walk-ins, making more wall space available as well. Both bathrooms were gutted and redesigned with new tile, Kohler fixtures, and new windows and walls. The master bath was fitted with new cabinets, a matching beveled glass door, and a large Kohler bathtub. Sleek new contemporary lighting fixtures provide a spectacular finishing touch.
Other interior changes include new flooring and overhead lighting throughout the house, new solid wood interior doors, and stripping and restoration of the original wood trim.
By extending the walls of the den area out into the sun porch, Tim created a grand, open-plan living area that ties in beautifully with the eat-in kitchen. The end result: five more feet of living space for Tim, five less feet of sun porch for his two dogs.
Tim does have a few more projects in mind, but currently plans to kick back and enjoy the house for a while without the hassle of contractors coming and going.
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| 3508 Bowling Green Way - 2008.05.25 |
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