It’s been said that the sign of a quality renovation is if a home looks like it’s never been remodeled. “We always try our best to architecturally make a remodel look like it never happened,” says Lynn Hostetler of Ramsey Creek Woodworks. The team at Ramsey Creek accomplishes that by paying attention to detail and incorporating
period-appropriate materials.

Here, the homeowners wanted to take the small original, 1930s kitchen and enlarge it along with redesigning the main floor bedroom and bathroom. Ramsey Creek tied the remodel design to the architecture of the original house by replacing the roof on an old addition to mimic the home’s original roof and using stucco siding and imported slate shingles that matched the existing house.

They then added 260 sq. ft. to the original home while rearranging and remodeling an additional 640 sq. ft. making a more livable space. The remodel includes a spacious kitchen, a redefined side entry, a new main floor bathroom and custom trim and built-ins that match the original trim and woodwork found throughout the home.