The Coleen

This is a photo of the renovated breakfast nook. It boasts a custom red oak bench, natural light, and an elevated center lighting fixture.

PROJECT TYPE:

Whole Home Design and Cosmetic Remodel

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THE Details:

Norman, Oklahoma
Cost to build: $120K
Time under construction: Five Months

Family Motive:

After 30 years in this home, this family was ready to see her come back to her original, historic charm.

Image of the entrance to the hallway and guest bathroom.

Photo of one side of the double guest bath vanity piece.

Photo of the double hand towel holder between two wall-mounted mirrors.

Photo of the left side of the guest bathroom's double vanity.

Photo of the right side of the guest bathroom's double vanity.

Photo of the guest bathroom's double vanity. Features double wall-mounted mirrors, hand towel holder, and matching finish hardware.

Photo looking through the main living space into the dining room and kitchen.

Photo of the guest bathroom vanity countertop.

This is a photo looking into a new renovated kitchen showing the soapstone countertops, custom made floating red oak shelves, and classic craftsman subway tile backsplash. The cozy breakfast nook bathed in natural light can also be seen in the back.

“After 30 YEARS in this home, we are ready to see her come back to her original, historic charm.”

— The Motive

Photo from the living room looking through the dining area into the kitchen.

Photo looking down the hallway past the guest bathroom into the primary bedroom.

Photo of the primary bedroom's sitting area.

Photo of the right side of the primary bed.

Photo of one of the primary bedroom's wall sconces.

Photo of the kitchen's cozy breakfast nook.

BEFORE WE BEGAN:

Some historic restorations need just a tiny sprinkle of encouragement to get them back to their original charm. This was true for the Oak and Sage project.

Our team won this bid because our competitors wanted to modernize this 100-year-old home. That’s not what this family wanted, and we would have been sad to see this home’s lovely craftsman history go in favor of sleek textures and an open floor plan. Instead, we stuck to our Craftsman-loving roots and gave this home the sprucing she deserved. In return, this family likes to think the house is telling all of us, “Thank you.”