The Odessa Avenue house renovation was a multi-phase redesign of various spaces within the home. Beginning with the entry-way/secondary bathroom and finishing off with the primary bedroom, each square foot of this home was rethought. Whether it was moving walls or finishing tiles, the outdated interiors were refreshed to be more fitting for a family.

The main idea was to consolidate storage spaces into a mudroom and into the garage, which opened up more opportunities for space maximization when it came to bedrooms and bathrooms. On the first right hand of the entry space, there was originally a storage closet as well as an L-shaped full bathroom. By removing the entry-way closet and converting the bathroom to a full rectangular shape, we were able to create a larger space for the secondary bathroom, as well as a larger closet area for the guest bedroom.

Looking at the garage, it became renamed to the “family-room” which was intended as an expansion space of a livable extra bedroom. Built in storage was added to the family room with custom 36” deep closets. In addition we newly outfitted and combined the laundry room and mudroom, allowing for a large storage capacity and comfortable backroom.

The final phase of the house remodel was the primary bedroom and secondary bedroom, which included the primary bathroom. Storage here was maximized by moving walls, as well as creating a larger space for the bathroom. The finishing of this whole house was completed with consistent and new oak flooring, as well as wallpapers and fresh paint.