Foyer addition

We live in the land of sugar sand. Sand so fine that it’s almost impossible to keep from tracking it indoors. After we bought our house, we found that we were having to vacuum the kitchen — (which was the room we entered from the back door) – every few days. That got really …

Certain Home Tours come along where you scroll through the images, and you can just imagine yourself there - this Lakeville, Minnesota farmhouse does just that. Designed by Bria Hammel Interiors and f...

This mudroom addition creates a perfect dropping ground before you enter the new family room. A slate floor is forgiving of muddy and wet feet and makes for easy clean up. Lots of light with transoms into the interior family room and exterior adds function to beautiful form. Photography: John Umberger; Real Images 2002 Chrysalis Award - Addition Over $250K Junior League Tour of Kitchens 2002 Featured in Sept 2003 Better Homes Gardens Magazine Sunny Dispositions Featured in Oct 2006 Atlanta…

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I definitely am overdue on this blog post! It's been a while since I've updated you all on the back addition- so here is your update! So, electrical is all done! I had to figure out where I wanted lights, can lights, how many can lights to do, outlets, etc. Lots of little decisions! We

A bump-out addition is a smart solution for expanding your home's space in kitchens, bathrooms, and more, without the extensive costs and efforts of full additions. Learn about the benefits, the process, and how to ensure compliance with building codes for a smooth home improvement project.

Boston Transitional Kitchen Addition Foyer High Ceilings — Divine Design Center

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One of the recent Houzz Ideabooks that I received was about "Vestibules from times past transitioning into entryways of the present". The article grabbed my attention right away because I love anything that covers a bit of house history, but I started to realize that the vestibules featured looked very similar to the little space at the entryway of our house. Lightbulb moment... "so it's a 'Vestibule' huh?" The space is strange unique to our home, complete with original 1924 tiling... Now…

This home was transformed from a split-foyer into a french colonial. What made this transformation was raising the entrance to the main level, building out the attic space for an added level, and relocating the staircase to access all 3 levels. A master suite addition was added above the garage and a dramatic window wall addition to the rear of the home really brings the outdoors in.