Renovations & Remodeling

Seeing the possibilities in what already exists.

Some of our favorite projects begin with a home that has tremendous potential but hasn't yet found its way.

Whether we're reimagining a dated interior, transforming a kitchen or bathroom, or undertaking a comprehensive residential renovation, our approach begins with understanding the existing architecture and determining what deserves to stay, what could be improved and what might be entirely reimagined.

We develop cohesive design concepts that consider spatial relationships, architectural finishes, cabinetry, materials, lighting and furnishings together.

Through detailed presentations, illustrations, elevations and specifications, we help our clients envision the transformation while collaborating with their architect, contractor and project team to communicate the design.

We believe successful renovations should feel considered rather than simply updated, with every decision contributing to a home that feels both authentic to its architecture and relevant to the way its owners live today.

Kitchen with blue cabinets, white island, and a window over the sink.
A-frame interior under renovation with white beams and kitchen appliances.
Room under demolition with exposed framing and a dark unfinished floor.
Exposed timber ceiling and steel framing during construction.
White room under renovation with curved wall details and protected floors.
Worker in a room under renovation with exposed framing and a stone fireplace.
Living room under renovation with a stone fireplace and exposed walls.
Room under renovation with exposed framing, insulation, and a hanging light.
Hallway under renovation with exposed framing and insulation.
Construction materials stacked in an unfinished room with exposed ceiling framing.
New wood stairs under construction with tools and electrical cords.
Green tiled shower under construction with exposed framing around the doorway.
Amy Pigliacampo reviewing material samples beside a stone fireplace during renovation.
Timber framing forms an arched doorway in a home under construction.