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Final checklists can feel like love letters on our job sites🛠

Check out this beautiful ceiling we took care of for some folks dear to us out in Unionville. They had had it with their drop ceiling, so we pitched the option similar to the finish in our solarium project in Ellettsville. A narrower profile beveled tongue & groove planking with a bright white finish to help with light dispersal in a room filled with raw wood. The beautiful bonus is how well it accented those features.
We did away with the mashup of cans, track, and pendant lighting to install 7 units arranged in a staggered pattern. We also replaced the existing under cabinet lighting to match the tone of the arrangement in the ceiling. There is no issue confusing tablespoons for teaspoons in this well lit yet warm kitchen. We, the clients and our crew, can not wait for the next project for this wonderful family set in this beautiful cabin in the woods. Stay tuned!🛠

Remember our friends in the 1890s farmhouse? Well, we came back to do a bit more than some trim and chimney feature this time. One bathroom in a home of 4 just has not been cutting it. So we began to concept their perfect master bathroom. We are ecstatic with the completion of Phase One through this spring and cannot wait to return in the coming weeks to wrap up the exterior and prepare the interior for inspections.
A home from the 1890s has seen it all and oftentimes can be a mashup of room additions through the years, as this one has. Without tearing into too much of or removing the existing layout, we were able to design a space that met all of their wants and needs. We have also had the opportunity to address long needed repairs in the walls and foundation in the areas adjacent to the project.
The window from the bedroom will be removed and turned into a pocket door to step down onto tiled floors that lead to a claw foot tub. A small partition hip wall will aid in privacy and define the line between toilet and vanity space. These fixtures will be mounted against a wall comprised of reclaimed lumber original to this home. Two windows will add some wonderful natural light to the bathroom and have been mounted with privacy in mind.
After entering this 10’x10’ bathroom, a second pocket door will take you to their 6’x16’ master closet. It will feel rather grand for a space labeled as such. There will be room for a fitness area and long term storage. There are also two additional windows in this space for days you hit the elliptical a bit harder.
We can not wait to get back on the south side of Bloomington to get Phase Two of this project going. We have some wonderful changes about to happen on the exterior and beautiful finishing touches going into the interior of this new space. These clients also have over two dozen chickens, so the farm fresh eggs are always a bonus. Thank you for you interest and stay tuned!🛠

A fun little bathroom project for a fun client! Great stories and knowledge were shared throughout this project along with the conversations since. One thing we learned for sure was the clients love of classic and timeless design that was accurate to the design and period of their home.
We opted for white subway tile with white grout from the tub to the ceiling for the shower surround, with a vertical border to define the edge of the plastered wall. After a few different mosaic ideas, we decided to use the black and white pinwheel design with a pewter grout.
The funnest part of the job? It was the only bathroom in the house, making time critical while our clients were held up in a hotel for the week. We will be back soon to install tile throughout the main floor. We will update you with some pictures of the finished plaster repair and the fixtures installed in this bathroom. Stay tuned🛠