Our Residential Remodeling

Projects

The goal for this 200 sq ft. addition was to create a modern structure that could serve as both a focal point in the backyard as well as a designated space for the clients’ two hobbies: sewing and music.

The goal of this downstairs remodeling project was to maintain the traditional style charm of the home while adding modern amenities.

The project started at the beginning of COVID which meant that there was a need for a more flexible floorplan that would allow for family togetherness while also carving out private spaces that could accommodate work from home for their family.

The client's dream for their newly purchased 1968 Streng home was to restore the kitchen to the original mid-century beauty and make it a reflection of their young family's fun personality!

This landlocked bathroom was a challenge but the MAK team was able to transform the space into a bright, beautiful retreat - you don't even miss the windows!

The homeowner came to MAK looking to transform her wide 1940s ranch style home's dated exterior into a striking modern facade.

This home has been in the owner's family for more than three generations! A home with this history means that there are many memories shared and many updates needed.

This unique 3-season porch provides an extended living area where clients can enjoy the sights & sounds of the garden while being protected from the elements.

The new owner of this previously flipped Streng home hired MAK to restore the original elegance of the original design while adding a modern twist.

The home's original 1960s Streng Brothers' style guided the design of this retro-classic remodel.

Our client wanted to transform their outdated, cramped 1970’s-era bathroom into a warm modern-industrial bathroom retreat featuring a curbless shower with built in seating for comfort and convenience.

With a generous grant from the Veterans Administration, our Davis-area clients needed an ADA-compliant bathroom remodel to accommodate a veteran’s disability and living in place.

This whole house remodel takes this Curtis Park home from dated to timeless

In this project, sleek lines are paired with natural finishes creating a home that is both inviting and modern - perfectly balancing warmth with minimalism.

This bathroom got a major functional upgrade and features some beautiful materials like black hardware, cement tile, and walnut cabinetry.

This kitchen is small, but with its new remodel it packs a big punch! This homeowner needed a new floor plan for her small 1920’s house, nestled in Sacramento’s historic Land Park neighborhood.

This project is an incredible example of how changing a home's layout with the goal of improving the traffic flow can dramatically improve the whole living experience.

These clients knew exactly what they wanted for their home, which like many of the homes in Davis, was stuck in the 1970s.

This kitchen proves that you can have a U-shaped kitchen that is also modern, functional, and beautiful.

Some of our most enjoyable projects are the ones that give people the space they’ve always dreamed of to create fun memories in.

Our challenge was to create a design that provided a sense of openness without being cavernous.

Sometimes making room is as much about knocking out as it is about punching out.

This kitchen is a fine example of how a few strategic changes can make a part of your home isn’t working for you feel like new.

Like the Edison-style pendants with LED illuminated laser-etched filaments that now hang proudly over the dining table, this project was full of good ideas.

They needed a space where two people could cook simultaneously while others had enough space to comfortably gather and utilize the space efficiently.

The new owners of this neglected and outdated 1960’s home hired MAK to update and modernize the whole home and kitchen.

This 1960s Streng is the perfect example of when a handful of small, well-designed details come together to form a truly magnificent remodel.

This home was completely remodeled to address both aesthetic and accessibility concerns, and was transformed into a beautiful, sophisticated showpiece.

MAK provided the best possible recommendations for sustainable materials, fixtures, and furniture through our comprehensive research and design.

The MAK design team created an updated kitchen for the client with significantly more storage space.

A damaged bathroom created an opportunity to sculpt a space that would be more open and modern and meet the homeowners' needs and personal aesthetic.

An empty-nest couple moved from a spacious and remote ranch into this city dwelling, but needed some significant renovations completed to make it livable.

For this bathroom remodel, the clients wanted a little more separation between the bedroom and bathroom, and a larger bathroom and closet.

For this project, the homeowner was a landscape designer who wanted a beautiful, appealing porch to showcase their yard as an example of their work.

The homeowners wanted the new kitchen to maintain the character of the original while providing for their current needs as well as the possibility of aging in place.

This remodel was a custom home, built in the 1980s and in desperate need of an update. The owner’s children contacted MAK.