Past Meets Present

This historic renovation of a 1930s Southside Place bungalow celebrates the home’s original charm, while thoughtfully adapting it for modern living. Restoring a historic home had been a lifelong dream for our clients. This project honors that mission, blending timeless architecture with fresh comfort as they begin their next chapter as empty nesters. Our team worked with a historic rehabilitation architect to reconfigure inefficient and outdated spaces. We relocated the stairs, added a sunroom and mudroom, and reconfigured the second floor to create a more functional layout. A new apartment was planned above the detached garage for family and friends to enjoy. Important architectural details like the original scalloped arches, telephone nook, ship lap, and crystal doorknobs were salvaged. A mix of new and reclaimed finishes, lighting, and hardware were meticulously incorporated throughout. This home is an expression of ‘Past Meets Present,’ where preserved character and contemporary comfort come together seamlessly.