Three years after the Hatfield Project, Kate Elise Interiors did the Home Staging for the Robin Hood Ave home remodel and sale. What do Homeowners and Home Builders need and expect from a Home Staging team? It turns out they tend to be pretty hands-off by that point in the process.
Three years after the Hatfield Project, Kate Elise Interiors did the Home Staging for the Robin Hood Ave home. We take a few minutes to catch up and better understand exactly how home staging works. What do Homeowners/Developers expect? And, how do prospective home buyers benefit from the choices she makes?
John Webb finishes up his walkthrough of the Fair Oaks Home Addition and Remodel project in Eugene. Due to previous construction and code standards versus what we have today, hanging new windows and providing adequate privacy, required thoughtful design. Up to Code – Remodel Design. Did you ever see what we did with all these windows? I ended up having to change the windows without having to reframe everything. And because non of them egress to today’s standards.
John continues his walkthrough on the Fair Oaks Home Addition & Remodel project in Eugene. In this Master Suite Addition a bedroom is turned into a spacious walk-in closet, existing and IKEA Cabinetry come together to provide thoughtful storage throughout the home. This is a pretty good sized closet. Um, oh, this is a closet. This. And so from all the old closet stuff, I saved all the parts that we took out.
John provides us with an update on the Fair Oaks Home Addition & Remodel project in Eugene. It appears that renovating the Master Suite with Bedroom Addition was rather involved. Fortunately, with John’s help it will provide the peace & quite the homeowners are seeking.
John gives us an update on the Fair Oaks Home Addition & Remodel project in Eugene. In this segment he explains how he designed the air circulation to be effective regardless of the season. Air Circulation – Remodel Design. And solid. I guess it goes together. But this room should be all finished pretty nicely when we go to trim it out.
John Webb takes a moment to do a walkthrough of the Fair Oaks Home Addition and Remodel project in Eugene. From cabinetry to closets, Master Bath and drywall, the details add up to a comfortable modern home with improved functionality. Custom Cabinetry Design.
All…. All the old cabinetry is all being repainted so that one was finished yesterday, that one’s getting finished today. And then they’re going to get ready into this one in the next all these old cabinetry, just like what we did here.
John walks us through the brilliant choices made to build character and privacy for the homeowner of the Hatfield project. From Trees to perennials, a lot of thought and hard work went into this design. So my buddy Barbara and I, all of us was beat up this landscaper, all the landscaping here, which is, man, I’ll never sell the landscaper short again. We have like 400 plants we put in and we brought, I’m guessing, at least 100 yards of really nice topsoil and dirt. And it was all done by hand. And then Tyler, our concrete guy, brought a lot of it in with his little walk behind tractor and skirted most got a lot of the elevations in.
John Webb shows us more built in storage and the amazing designs for the bathrooms for the Hatfield new home build. A lot of talent and hard work has gone into this home, and it has clearly paid off. Take a look! And then when we have the carpets, it’s going to get Karastan Carpet going in, only the best. The entryway is the same way. Getting ready, coat closet. So we’re just going to we’re just going to do one hanger in it. But man, they got a ton more storage in there than they need.
John talks cabinetry, countertops, and streamlined storage for the Hatfield project. For numerous reasons, including quality Blum hinges, hardware and amazing warranties, John went with customized IKEA Sektion and Pax cabinets with Dendra Doors fronts. Not only are these choices cost effective, they are easy to make your own with quality makers of aftermarket doors, drawers, panels, and trim.
John takes us on a walkthrough of the Hatfield project, starting with new home exterior design standards. For this new home build John tied interior and exterior accents together in charming ways. From the fence to doors to floating shelves, these design elements maintain a sense of warmth and consistency throughout the home.
So this week we accomplished getting this all finished up or nailed off and dried in. We ordered the roof so we’ll get the roof on next week. And, I’ll get it inspected and then these windows and this whole section will all be finished. So it’s ready to go. And, If you look in the living room, all the trim been cut for the windows. And it’s all cedar. Because cedar holds up for years while this new stuff doesn’t hold up is good. So anyway, it’ll be primed completely on all sides and ready to go.
