East Prospect Historic Bath Remodel
After finishing a beautiful kitchen remodel, these Seattle homeowners decided to wait several years before turning their attention to the master bath. At the top of the wish-list? To add luxury and style while staying true to their home’s period styling and historic finishes.
Read MoreRescued From an Awkwardly Shaped Kitchen
Have you ever felt stranded by your kitchen island? Sometimes an awkward shape or misguided placement can make an island more hindrance than help. Neil Kelly Portland designer Sandi Erdman recently solved just such a design challenge SOS and the results are gorgeous!
Read MoreStaying True to 1930s English Cottage Architectural Style
Staying true to the style of their 1930s English Cottage, these West Linn remodeling clients turned to Neil Kelly Designer Fabian Genovesi.
Read MoreCramped kitchen transforms into a dream come true
What will you do when your children graduate from college? For this couple, the answer was simple: make your dream kitchen into a reality.
Read MoreRemodeling A Historic Kitchen
A historic kitchen isn’t usually equipped to meet the needs of modern families. This 1920s kitchen was no exception, until Neil Kelly transformed the space.
Read MoreTransforming a Woodland Kitchen, Fireplace and Entry
Tucked up against the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, this charming woodland home beckoned for warm, earthy materials, especially in the kitchen.
Read MoreRemodeling A Spectacular Lake View Kitchen
The kitchen was basked in natural light, showcasing a wrap-around view of Oswego Lake. Yet something was missing from this contemporary lakefront home.
Read MoreNorthwest Contemporary Update in Rock Creek
The owners of this gorgeous Rock Creek home wanted their space updated, but they also wanted to have it remain simple with a modern, Northwest Contemporary feel.
Read MoreDesigning A Japanese-Inspired Spa Getaway
When our client wanted the design of their master bath to honor their Japanese heritage and emulate a Japanese bathing experience, they turned to us. They had very specific needs and ideas they needed help with — including blending Japanese design elements with their traditional Northwest-style home.
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