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CD+B designed and remodeled a Capitol Hill 1904 house’s main floor. -
We removed a chimney and fireplace, opened up a wall, re-directed a staircase and added a powder room to open up the kitchen to the dining room and add functionality for a busy young family. -
The entire house was rewired and plumbed, bringing new life to an old structure. -
Custom concrete countertops accent a stainless steel farm sink. -
We created custom white concrete countertops with a drain board flowing into a farm sink. -
The countertop also featured custom design details like inset petrified wood. -
Color schemes and cabinetry integrated all areas of the remodel. -
A 2nd floor bathroom was gutted and re-built. The shower features a river rock floor and subway tile.
Kitchen + Main Floor Remodel
CD+B designed and remodeled a Capitol Hill 1904 house’s main floor. The furnace and wiring were replaced, while a chimney and fireplace were removed to open the main floor’s space, which included the kitchen and main living area. A small powder room was added off the kitchen and an entry way was enclosed to create a mud room.
We created custom white concrete countertops with embedded petrified wood and a drain board flowing into a farm sink. Salvaged cedar beams were milled into structural members where the fireplace once stood and wide-plank fir was used for flooring. We also customized a pre-fabricated bar and bracket system to support thick cedar shelves and galvanized pipes to hang pots and utensils.
A 2nd floor bathroom was also gutted and re-built.