Each project below started with a conversation about daily habits—where bags land, how light moves in the afternoon, which surfaces collect water. The photographs show the finish; the work behind them is sequencing, protection, and patient detailing.
A closed galley became a gathering kitchen with a working island, layered lighting, and storage that hides small appliances. Cabinet boxes were leveled to an older floor, and the backsplash was sealed at every penetration so cooking steam stays on the tile, not in the wall.
Weathered trim and a dim porch were replaced with a clearer entry sequence: repaired cladding, a more generous landing, and lighting that reads faces without glare. The goal was a house that looks cared for after dusk, not only at noon.
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