Renewal Design-Build

Nov 2015

A poorly installed dishwasher caused major damage to this Morningside kitchen, affecting cabinets and hardwood floors. Although a misfortune, the homeowners treated it as an opportunity to update the kitchen to better reflect their modern style. Renewal worked with this client previously in 2010 on several bathroom renovations and were thrilled when they contacted us again to assist with a kitchen renovation. The new design creates a better flow between the kitchen and family room while increasing storage space that fits this family’s needs. This open kitchen with contrasting cabinet finishes has a clean, modern look with a hint of mid-century flavor. The well-planned layout creates a gathering space that allows for casual dining and entertaining.

Atlanta, GA

Apr 2014

The young couple who owns this 1940's Morningside - Lenox Park home, love their neighborhood and the location. They decided to add a second story to their existing 2 bedroom 1.5 bathroom, home, while also updating most of the downstairs and adding a screened porch. The 2nd floor addition of nearly 1,000 sq ft., which includes 2 bedrooms and two baths, provides plenty of space for this family to grow. A newly located stairway, light-filled master suite, laundry area and secondary bed and bath fill out the space of the all new second floor. The existing kitchen was completely gutted and opened up to a keeping room adding more natural light. This family friendly kitchen offers plenty of organized storage and a view to the new screened porch.

Atlanta, GA

Mar 2014

This Tucker home had a late 80s master bathroom that needed a modern update. The whirlpool tub, builders grade vanity and flowered wallpaper were replaced with this serene soaking tub, elegant tile and a floating vanity. The homeowners like a contemporary aesthetic, but live in a traditional home so we selected materials that provided the best of both worlds.

Tucker, GA

Jan 2014

Ansley Park Transitional Kitchen Remodel - Atlanta, GA

Atlanta, GA

Nov 2013

When the homeowners purchased this 1950s home in historic Druid Hills, it had already undergone numerous disjointed renovations. The cramped, dark kitchen was isolated from the rest of the home and in need of an update. As part of this project, the homeowners also wanted to create a new light filled entrance while adding a dramatic staircase to better connect the ground level and 1st floor. Renewal Design-Build collaborated with the homeowners to create a mid-century modern inspired kitchen with plenty of room to gather, cook and socialize.

Atlanta, GA

Apr 2013

Designed to flow seamlessly from one space to the next, this renovation crafted a modern, open floor plan from a dark and dated basic ranch. The removal of interior walls, an updated front entry, and new doors and windows contribute to the light-filled design. While the custom fireplace defines the heart of the home and creates an anchor for the space. The reconfigured rooflines add drama to the exterior and allow the new master addition to blend beautifully with the original structure. In the end, the home is 2,442 sq. ft. and includes a modern kitchen open to the family room, breakfast nook, 4 bedrooms, and 2.5 baths to create a more open floor plan for easy entertaining and family living.

Atlanta, GA

Apr 2013

Decatur, GA Loft Renovation

Decatur, GA

Jan 2013

Award-winning Whole House Remodel of a Historic 1920's Bungalow in Decatur, GA 2013 Chrysalis Award, Residential Historic Renovation (National Co-Winner) 2013 Chrysalis Award, Kitchen Remodel (Regional Winner) 2013 Decatur Design Award, Historic Preservation This 1920s bungalow, at one time converted into an improvised duplex and in serious disrepair, today combines modern amenities with a deep appreciation for historic character and charm. The Renewal renovation plan called for the interior to be gutted to create an open floor plan and significant improvements made to the exterior, while preserving the historic look of the bungalow. The finished home, including the 600 square ft. rear addition, is approximately 2,500 square ft. with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The mix of old and new elements blend seamlessly within the finished product.

Decatur, GA

Nov 2012

This historic two story house with double front porches overlooks Atlanta's Grant Park. The existing three bedroom/two bath home required the two children to share a bedroom to allow for a home office. The homeowners' primary goal of this interior renovation was to create separate spaces for a home office and separate bedrooms for their children. The staircase area became the focus of the design changes. Project scope: Created upper and lower work zones by using the vertical space of the existing stairwell. Redesigned floor plan and changed location of staircase, electrical panel, furnace, laundry and side entry. Created an office loft off of the new staircase landing allowing for the former second floor office to become an additional bedroom. The space underneath the new staircase provided additional storage and a kids' area for playing and doing homework. The new floor plan also opened up a hallway to the living room and adjusted the opening to the dining room. Refinished the first floor hardwoods, added insulation at the crawlspace and painted or wallpapered the majority of the downstairs walls.

Atlanta, GA