Tag: before and after
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This Hamptons Beach House Got a Full Pop Art Redo After a Flood
Disasters are rarely an opportunity. But when a burst pipe flooded Katy Garry’s decades-old family beach house in the Hamptons, she and her husband decided to see it as a chance for a radical fresh start. A Flood Wrecked This House. The Renovation Turned It Into a Pop Art Paradise. Rather than simply repairing the…
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From Dank to Sleek Brooklyn Office
A designer transforms her dank downstairs into a gleaming creative zone with renovation help from Sweeten Homeowners: Interior designer Danielle Fennoy posted her modern basement remodel on Sweeten Where: Stuyvesant Heights, Brooklyn, New York Primary renovation: A basement turns into a designer’s home office (including laundry and storage) with gallery looks Sweeten general contractor Homeowner’s…
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LA Home Remodel that Solved the Work-From-Home Problem
Remember when we all thought working from home would be a temporary thing? Well…years later, the pandemic-era reality of living and working in the same space permanently sent a Los Angeles couple on a mission. They were producers, sure, but they were also first-time renovators with a vision: a 1950s house that would not just…
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1920s House Gets a New Master Bath
For Kusum and Dave, their charming 1920s house in Pelham was almost perfect, but a single, crucial problem loomed over their family of four: they were all sharing one bathroom. The quirky, converted attic that housed their three bedrooms was a beloved space, but the lack of a second bathroom had turned into a daily…
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Inside a Fort Greene Co-op’s Elegant Prewar Renovation
In the heart of Fort Greene, Brooklyn, a prewar co-op once hid its potential under layers of yellow paint and outdated fixtures. Cat and Jordan, the new owners, saw past the worn-out interior and envisioned a home that honored its classic charm while embracing a clean, modern aesthetic. With a focus on meticulous details—from a…
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Basement Bathroom Remodel in an Arlington 1950s Home
When Nicole’s sister, Missy, decided to move from San Francisco to Virginia, it created the perfect opportunity for a home renovation. The house already had a great vibe, but a creepy, unused bathroom in the basement was anything but welcoming. It was dark, dated, and nobody wanted to use it. With her sister moving in,…
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Historic Filipinotown Kitchen Remodel: 1930s Charm Meets Modern
In the world of Los Angeles real estate, you’ll find a few things in abundance: sun, sprawl, and renovated kitchens that look like they were designed by an algorithm. But when a costume designer and a production manager found a 1932 Spanish Revival co-op in Historic Filipinotown, they saw something rare: an original 1930s kitchen…
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A Softer Look for a 2005 Home
After moving into her home in Houston’s EaDo district, Lauren knew her primary bathroom needed a serious update. While she loved the industrial look, she wanted to soften the space with a more feminine feel. The room felt cluttered with its excessive storage and a walled-in bathtub that wasted space. With a clear vision for…
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A Plywood Kitchen Reno That Proves IKEA Can Be Unique
Anthony Espino and Jeremiah Corley bought their first home in Brooklyn with a problem they couldn’t ignore: a kitchen stuck in the 1980s that was falling apart at the seams. They knew they wanted a space that could handle their love for cooking and baking, but they quickly realized the renovation would be more complicated…
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A Modern Industrial Loft Renovation in Chicago’s Logan Square
In Chicago’s bustling Logan Square, one couple has transformed their 1,000-square-foot brick warehouse loft into a stunning example of modern industrial design. Taking advantage of the space’s soaring 14-foot ceilings, they meticulously renovated their kitchen and bathroom, embracing a light-filled, airy aesthetic that breathes new life into the historic space while honoring its industrial roots.…