There are details about old homes – the trim, the overhangs, the finishing – that you can only learn from experience. That’s what makes us unique.
~Sam Quie
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Hidden Space, Uncovered
What started as a cold, unfinished basement in this 1887 Victorian is now a warm and welcoming lower level.
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Old Porch, New Purpose
Once a porch, now a purposeful part of the home—this 1913 Craftsman in Merriam Park gains light, flow, and livable square footage.
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Refined Warmth
This stunning transitional kitchen is a bright and inviting space that balances style, functionality, and creativity.
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Quiet Getaway
We've returned to this 1909 St. Anthony Park home and transformed an underused three-season porch into a bright, four-season Craftsman-style sunroom.
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Attic Revival
We transformed the attic of this 1909 Craftsman home in St. Anthony Park into a cozy, elegant primary bedroom.
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Heart of the Home
This bustling family of four needed a space to enjoy quality time together. The kitchen, being a central gathering spot, needed to connect perfectly with adjoining areas.
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Vintage Elegance
In Summit Hill, a bathroom undergoes a renovation featuring a timeless design with an incredible vanity and spacious walk-in shower.
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Edwin Lundie Classic
A home originally designed by Edwin Lundie undergoes a transformation from a three-season porch to a fully enclosed room.
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Woodcrafted Charm
A 1926 bungalow in Macalester-Groveland is restored with a modern craftsman kitchen dining room remodel that improves the flow and design.
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Living Connected
A first-floor remodel in Highland Park, St. Paul, allows homeowners to start fresh and make changes for a more suitable, comfortable living space.
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Craftsman Reinvented
Nestled in the Macalester-Groveland neighborhood, a charming 1-½ story bungalow is transformed with a second-floor addition.
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Vintage Charm
This award-winning porch remodel of an 1888 Victorian home provides homeowners with the functionality they need while honoring its architectural details.
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Historic Beauty
When the homeowners purchased their home on Summit Ave, renovating the kitchen was at the top of the list.
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Classic Appeal
The flow and workspace are improved significantly. A warm and calming palette of colors makes the kitchen feel bigger and brighter, and the design will stand the test of time!
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Relaxing Retreat
A family's primary second-floor bathroom is remodeled for more function and designed in an elegant blue, gray, and white design.
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Mighty Small Kitchen
A fantastic solution for a small kitchen that was old, outdated, and lacked storage and counter space.
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Modern Farmhouse
A 1925 four-square home in the Macalester-Groveland neighborhood undergoes a remodel. Installed are blue kitchen cabinets and stainless steel appliances, creating a very handsome kitchen.
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Skillfully Crafted
Despite the small floor plan, the team skillfully overcame this challenge and fit a separate tub and shower.
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Vintage Meets Transitional
New to the neighborhood — and an old home — this family looked to our team for a full bathroom gut and hallway laundry room remodel.
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Bathroom Revamp
An upstairs bathroom layout is expanded and reconfigured, giving this family more space for their bathroom routines.
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Reimagined Living
Although the footprint is the same, it feels like a brand new kitchen. In the room adjacent, a new mudroom for this family of four.
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Sunroom Bathroom Mashup
If a sunroom and a bathroom had a baby, this would be it. This bathroom addition with abundant natural light was built around the chimney.
Tell me about your home!
As I’ve worked on houses, the ones that fascinate me most are the ones with old architecture. I love the lines, and proportions, and details, and seeing how they all work together. And also the challenge that presents, to build something new that seamlessly ties in with the old, that will last a hundred years.