We worked with Kristine Anderson of Peterssen/Keller Architecture to remodel the dining room, kitchen, bathroom and music library of this stately Uptown family home. The contemporary tile work in the bathroom adds a new chapter to the residence while the … Continue reading →
A previous addition to this home turned the basement into a series of fragmented rooms. By removing a portion of the old concrete foundation wall, we were able to finish the basement with a much more logical flow. We insulated … Continue reading →
Working with Studio 134 we removed the wall between this home’s kitchen and dining room and replaced it with a comfortable seating area as well as substantial cabinet space. Every inch counted in this project! The result is a free-flowing … Continue reading →
A cramped and poorly designed kitchen interrupted the flow between living room and dining room in this 80’s rambler near Lake Johanna. By removing an underutilized fireplace and two partition walls we were able to invert the kitchen and living … Continue reading →
Working in collaboration with James Dayton Design, Ltd, we helped transform a developer-driven condominium in Minneapolis into a bright, airy showcase for the owner’s contemporary art collection. The residence features “aging in place” elements, extensive custom millwork, and translucent glass … Continue reading →
Working in collaboration with James Dayton Design, Ltd, we turned this mundane, industrial space into a warm and inviting retreat in the heart of the city. Extensive larch paneling on the walls and ceiling create a tactile envelope that also … Continue reading →
Sometimes the most critical projects occur outside of the “public” areas of a house. In this Golden Valley remodel, we completely renovated the sleeping and bathing quarters. The master suite now includes a generous bathroom and an ample walk-in closet … Continue reading →
The complete remodel of upper levels of this stately Summit Avenue home included removing a portion of the ceiling between the third floor and attic to create an airy, vaulted space. The new space includes a child’s play loft, accessible … Continue reading →
A luminous, high-vaulted space filled with blond oak, this client’s house was built as an antidote to Minnesota’s winter gloom…in the 70s. The kitchen layout matched the clients’ habits but they sought an upgrade with Scandanavian elements. Working with SALA’s … Continue reading →
A stone’s throw from Macalester College, this residence once served as student housing. The project began with the ceremonial removal of an ancient Macalester sauna, as well as other strange relics: a neon concrete floor tile and a .45 caliber … Continue reading →
