Fairview House Remodel

Make it.

Empty living room with green carpet, fireplace, large windows, and beige walls.

Originally built in 1948, the bones of this house were in surprisingly good condition, but the finishes and equipment were outdated, apropos to another era. The home prior to renovation consisted of two bedrooms, two baths, and a section of unfinished basement. The garage was separated from the main house by a breezeway.

A small vintage bathroom with yellow floral wallpaper, a wooden sink vanity with a white porcelain sink, a mirror, a three-light fixture, a small window, and a partially visible shower area with tiled walls.
A vintage kitchen with yellow cabinets, countertops, and appliances, black refrigerator, patterned wallpaper, and a yellow ceiling light fixture.

WUD was tasked with completing as-built drawings (measuring and creating a 3D model of the home), developing a master floor plan that met the clients needs, creating construction documents, obtaining a building permit, and assisting the team during construction.

Before

Living room with large windows overlooking trees, gray sofa with throw pillows, wooden armchairs, coffee table, and light wood flooring.
Open-concept kitchen and living room with white walls, hardwood floors, modern kitchen island with a gas stove, stainless steel oven, and a hood vent. Living room has a brown sofa, multiple large windows showing trees outside, and potted plants. A dining table with white chairs and a patterned rug are visible. Elegant chandelier hangs from the ceiling.
Modern bathroom with white walls, a marble countertop double sink, large round mirrors, a glass shower, black tile flooring, and small windows.

The breezeway that once connected the garage and main house was filled in with a powder and utility room. The completed home now has three bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, a utility/washer-dryer room, bonus room, living room, dining, room, and a spacious kitchen.

The remodel consisted of taking the home down to the studs and completely refinishing all surfaces. The unfinished basement was turned into a third bedroom complete with an ensuite bathroom. By adding a ridge beam with new rafters, the main living space of the house was opened up and vaulted, completely transforming the heart of the home.

After

Contractor: Tim Ross, A New Image Exteriors, INC

Finishes: Cosmin Bisorca, Christopher David Home

New construction photography by: TJ Simon Photography


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