Original 1925 Tudar Cottage Home Client wanted a traditional Tudor home.

Exterior renovation. The Tudor style was defined by traditional half-timbering, accented with stone details and a custom mahogany door. All windows and the slate roof were replaced, and a large addition with dormers were built on the right side to create a balanced composition.

Original first floor: The home had a small entryway leading directly into the kitchen, which offered adequate space but suffered from a poor layout. The basement stairs were located immediately to the right of the kitchen entrance and were open, creating a safety hazard.

Revised first floor: The dining room was slightly reduced to widen the kitchen entry and safely enclose the basement stairs. The kitchen was reconfigured to create a more functional layout with a small island, and a large sliding glass door was added for natural light and deck access. A large family room was created with the addition with access to the backyard and lower patio.

Original second floor: The home lacked ensuite bathrooms, adequate closet space, and a proper primary bathroom and closet.

Revised second floor: The redesigned layout now includes closets in every bedroom, two new ensuite bathrooms, and a stunning primary suite featuring a spacious walk-in closet, a luxurious bathroom, and a bright bedroom with three exposures, a private balcony, and a hidden beverage center.

Original Foyer

Revised Foyer

Original Dining room

Revised Diningroom

Original Kitchen