The Albionʼs were looking to create an addition on the rear of their home, not only for more space but also to create a room the would allow them to enjoy a picturesque view of the acreage behind their house. Many pictures from magazines and ideas that they had were given to us in order that we could create exactly what they had in mind.

The Albionʼs were very pleased with the outcome of their renovation.

Having started renovations themselves on their upstairs bathroom, they wanted to keep going with the updating of style and functionality in their kitchen, and laundry room.

Using the style ideas they had given us, as well as looking at what they had already done, we created a cohesive open concept design to their main level. Putting their mud/laundry room next to the garage, made the most sense functionally and also left them with a bright and large laundry room with lots of storage. They were left with a beautiful open concept kitchen which did not waste any space to create as much storage as possible.

The clients love what was done, and are very happy to refer us on again and again.

The Coombes family had recently bought the house they were living in with the intention of updating its style and functionality. After discussing with them the ideas they had given us for the overall “feel” of the home, they decided to do their renovations in phases.

The first phase (which we have completed) consisted of moving the laundry room from the second level to the basement to create more room for the master suite. This also allowed for more space in the laundry room which gave Artisan the opportunity to create a perfect layout for complete functionality and organization. A new 3 piece main bath complete with hardwood flooring, and updated baseboard and casing throughout was created.

The Coombes are happy with the completion of the first phase and are looking forward to working with us again in the future.

Have you ever heard someone complain that their second level is always too hot or too cold? Over the years, we’ve developed our own way of adding second storey additions that maximizes both mechanical efficiency and non-disturbance to the main level: