What started as a kitchen remodel quickly became a full-scale transformation of the entire main floor, upper level, and beyond. The homeowners loved their Fairfax neighborhood and school system, but their home wasn’t keeping up with their life, especially for a mom who loves to bake and cook in a kitchen that was far too small. We helped them reimagine their home into a space where their family could grow and make lasting memories.
~$515,000
6 Months
Fairfax, VA
“We couldn’t be happier. We are now able to sit all three kids at the counter where they can eat. We’re able to entertain and are really excited to have our kids grow up in a house with a kitchen like this.”
—Lauren, Waxhaw, NC
We created detailed 3D renders and refined the design through multiple rounds until every detail matched the family’s vision. Behind the scenes, extensive structural calculations ensured two massive iron pocket beams could be installed flush with the ceiling, delivering a wide-open floor plan with a completely seamless look.
The relocated, full-size kitchen, anchored by a stunning stone island and state-of-the-art appliances, finally gave this baking-and-cooking mom the space she's always deserved.
Built-in cabinetry, hooks, and open shelving give every backpack, coat, and pair of shoes a home before the family even steps inside.
Built-in custom cabinetry transformed a carved-out space into a functional, polished in-home office — no commute required.
The master bedroom was reconfigured to make room for a larger, more luxurious primary bathroom, giving the homeowners a private retreat they never had before.
Flush-mounted iron pocket beams eliminated load-bearing walls, opening the entire main level into a bright, connected space.
Moved to a more intuitive spot as part of the full main-floor reconfiguration.
Both bathrooms were updated to match the quality and style of the rest of the home.
All first- and second-level floors were replaced for a cohesive, fresh feel from top to bottom.
The entire main floor and upper level were painted, with new closets added for improved storage.
Modern systems were installed to support the home's new layout and long-term needs.
Windows were reconfigured, some removed, others added, plus a new door connecting the home to the backyard.
What began as a frustration with a too-small kitchen became a top-to-bottom reinvention of this Fairfax home. Today, this family has the open, modern, memory-making space they were looking for, without ever having to leave the neighborhood and schools they love.
Keep the neighbors, the schools, and the streets you love — we’ll take care of the rest.
