Two Flat To All That

Kitchen Primary Bathroom Guest Bathroom Powder Room

This project was a deconversion of a two flat to a single family home. We collaborated with the client and architect to create a space that was airy and calming, yet filled with pops of color and personality.


Location

Logan Square, Chicago

TYPE

Renovation

Credits

Photography | Ryan Thomas Lay
Architecture | Daylight Studio

SIZE

Two-Flat to Single Family Deconversion


About the Project

A gut renovation is like getting to start from scratch. Our clients were eager for a new space to raise their young family that reflected their fun personalities. We leaned into a modern costal vibe in the kitchen to create a space that was light and breezy. In the adjacent powder room, we pushed our clients to go for it with a bold botanical wallpaper and funky light fixtures, making it the perfect jewel box space. The primary bathroom (which used to be the second floor kitchen!) is the perfect escape with a moody wet room perfect for a stiff drink and a soothing bath. The basement bath was lovingly nicknamed the “locker room” and proof that a functional space can also be fun.

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Color palette

Oak cabinets were paired with sage green for a natural modern feel.

HOOD

Instead of wrapping the hood in cabinetry we leaned into the modern coastal vibes and finished it in sleek drywall.

plumbing

A coordinating water filter pairs with the island faucet.

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