Opening up the floor plan of this 1930's downtown Davis home required a complete remodel. The roof and most interior walls were redone to vault the ceilings and create a spacious living area underneath.

Design, material selection, and craftsmanship all serve to create the serene, productive kitchen which was desired by the customer. The cabinets, inlaid with Ginkgo leaf and tree motifs, showcase the skill of Davis Cabinet Company's Cathy Forkas.

Douglass fir awnings are supported by a custom steel support.

A complete house remodel centered around opening the Kitchen, Dining and Living Rooms. Here we raised the Kitchen Ceiling, removed the Fireplace, and added Anderson Patio Doors to the right.  Cabinets: Woodstuff Custom Cabinets (click any photo to expand)

Deep Window Sills sharply frame the Integrity Windows and keep them clear of overspray. Coving the Marmoleum floor covering adds a seamless border.

The design keeps the refrigerator out of most sight-lines in the house. 

Kitchen and Bathrooms Remodel (click any photo to expand)

500 s.f. addition to back of Woodland home adds a Dining Room and Master Bedroom with Bath. What was once a kitchen window looking out to the backyard is now a spacious, sunlit Dining Room that opens onto a deck with yard beyond. (click any photo to expand)

​Maple Bi-Fold Doors enclose a washer and dryer, complementing the warmth of the Cabinetry, Cherry Counter, and Oak Flooring.

​Deck Railing Detail

Complete House Remodel Lyptus Cabinets, Paneling and Hardwood Floors; Kitchen; Bathrooms; Central Skylight Well; Three-sided Fireplace; Windows; Doors; Deck. ​ (click any photo to expand)

Skylight well with Hard-Plastered Wall, Doug Fir Beams, and 3-sided Fireplace. Seen in expanded photo: Lyptus Soffit, Cabinetry, and Flooring.

Addition to front of house, Re-oriented garage to face front, and Remodel. (click any photo to expand)

Downstairs Remodel: The exterior walls of this house jogged in and out making for a very confined kitchen with little view to the backyard, while the house and garage were connected by an open breezeway. (click any photo to expand) 1/9

The remodeled area was partitioned off from the rest of the house and a temporary kitchen set up for the majority of the project. This photo shows the new Kitchen looking out to the backyard. 2/9