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Quirky Spaces Reimagined
Before Quirky Spaces Update
After
Before
After
These dated oak cabinets were updated by building new doors and drawers. The existing oak bases were left in place and reused by filling the grain and sanding to a smooth finish before painting. A new backsplash and countertops completed the transformation at a fraction of the price of replacing them with new cabinets.
Spanning the length of this bathroom was not possible with standard vanities. The below bathroom vanity was custom built to the owner's specifications including a double sink and internal clothes chute with flip-down drawer fronts.
This project hid an existing closet, created a built-in entertainment center, added lockers and discreet shoe storage plus a built-in doghouse!
This very narrow bookcase was used to fill the empty space to the right of a new fireplace. It was built to blend in seamlessly with the existing woodwork and decor giving the appearance that it always had been there.
To free up floor space, a custom loft bed was designed and built to include enough drawer storage to replace the existing dresser, allow for (4) under bed storage bins to be concealed, provide space for hanging clothes plus include a super-secret hidden fort complete with LED lighting.
Custom bookcases turn this otherwise plain wall into a focal point by introducing a contrasting color and providing display shelves.
Quirky Spaces can help make your extra room everything you need it to be. This unique Murphy bed transforms your space into a guest room, office, or open area. It features a fold-down bed, hidden desk, and a small built-in closet—all designed to disappear when not in use.
3-in-1 Murphy Bed
When an extra bed is needed, flip it down. When the guests leave, flip it up, and it disappears.
The owner's wanted a small desk for use when the bed was not needed.
To make the stay more convenient, the left side of the cabinet included storage drawers and a closet deep enough for guests to hang up clothes on hangars.
This custom murphy bed, desk, and closet was built-into a narrow basement family room.
Utilizing an unused wall, this custom desk spans an 11-foot space providing two work stations along with a hidden printer drawer in the middle. The walnut top and open bookcases define this otherwise unused quirky space.
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