Create a whole new feel by updating a component of your home. From an outdated fireplace to a dark and dingy stairwell, you'll come to love these redesigned elements.
From your tight kitchen to a tired bath let us transform your home. With fresh flooring, tile, paint, and fixtures your home can be a reflection of your style.
Bringing new life to old gems through creativity and imagination. These one of a kind pieces each tell their own story.
Kitchens
CONTEMPORARY CLASSIC
MODERN FARMHOUSE
BRIGHT AND AIRY LODGE
Bathroom
Clean and Fresh
Increased storage and bright surfaces allows for a clean and organized look.
Fireplaces
Refreshing focal points
Redesigning or resurfacing a fireplace turns a 1960s or 1980s living room into a modern or timeless gathering space. It's a smaller project, but it can completely change the feel of a living room.
Stained brick surround covered by 1980s wood paneling, the old fireplace caught your eye, but for the wrong reasons.
The old fireplace had a faux white-brick surround and a thin shelf serving as the mantel.
The same fireplace got a new live edge cedar mantel, a craftsman surround, a poured concrete hearth, and kept the original (1930s) grill. That's a classic look.
This northwest inspired stacked stone surround and bulked up mantel makes a cozy living room you want to share with guests.
Exterior
Bright and bold
An old paint job and neglected yard-space gave a dilapidated feel to this house. The exterior was in need of some serious attention. A new front door invites people into your home. A new fence secures your yard and creates a safe place for kids and pets to play freely. New paint serves a protective function for your siding as well as can make a statement to your neighbors. A matching garden shed out back holds your tools or your gardening equipment. New landscaping brings pride every-time you pull in the driveway. What exterior upgrades does your house need?
Furniture
Unique designs
They just don't make furniture like they used to. Toss-able particle board construction that every other house on the street has gives way to unique statement pieces with furniture designed or re-created by the Sandovals.
An old railroad support and a pair of industrial brackets create an accent piece at home in many design schemes.
This broken and discarded dresser got a new life (and new leg to match the others). The custom knobs are made from northwest river rock.
