The existing ensuite was small and required stepping up into the space, which limited both accessibility and functionality. By removing a closet and reworking the layout, we were able to significantly expand the footprint and create a more open, comfortable flow.
During demolition, a hidden architectural feature was uncovered — a curved arch concealed behind the walls. Rather than covering it back up, the design embraced this unexpected discovery and incorporated it into the final layout, allowing the home’s history to inform the renovation.
To further preserve the historic character, our millwork team custom-matched the baseboards to the century-old curved corners, maintaining the architectural integrity of the space.
This transformation was made possible through the dedication and craftsmanship of many talented team members and trade partners. Special credit goes to designer Leah Turner for helping shape the final vision.
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