This complete gut and remodel on this 1920’s mill home was designed and curated by a local artist who builds modern wood furniture and completes large projects of this sort to make the most important place in life a truly warm and welcoming environment: the home. This home started as a three bedroom 3/4 bath (it didn’t even meet code requirements) with an 8×8 kitchen space and low end finishes, no dishwasher, etc… to an open concept 2-bed 2-bath with just the right aesthetic accents of wood, steel, and stone. The home now has both high efficiency air and heat, a tight thermal envelope, high ceilings, and large rooms to make this small space feel like a homey den rather than an encroaching cell. This 100-year old home now has been updated and preserved to allow for still another 100-years of quality living. Preservation notes include a water tight envelope beneath the fiber cement siding, level and newly reinforced floor system, closed cell spray foam insulation on the roof deck, engineered hardwoods with glue down assist, new electrical, plumbing, engineered roof system, heat and air, an energy recovery ventilation unit. Amenities include tile baths, rainfall shower head, floating custom vanity with push to open drawers, maple cabinets, large walk-in closets in both bedrooms, custom barn door, solid poplar doors, open gap douglas fir siding, winter dehumidification, led lighting, wood accents throughout, open concept floor plan, large rooms, etc. The person who purchased the home remarked, “I measured closets today and felt my heart overjoyed by the home. The energy there is high vibe love and light. I’m eternally grateful and super excited to move in soon.”

Exterior Restoration,Redesign & Remodel,Residential

MQC Homes, Inc.