Remodeled kitchen in Cary, NC with gray cabinets, a green island, and pendant lights

Home addition

A home addition and kitchen remodel in Cary

Town
Cary
Service
Home addition
Typical timeline
An addition often takes 12 months or more from the start of Design to move-in.
Your timeline is set in writing during Design, before you commit to construction.
Starting price
Projects like this start at $150,000.
Completed
2024

The project

This was the homeowner’s childhood home, which she bought back. It was outdated and impractical: a tiny primary bedroom and bathroom, an old kitchen that didn’t work for someone who loves to cook, and a sunroom that wasn’t up to code or conditioned.

We designed an addition that matches the house, and removed the main load-bearing wall to open up the home and make the kitchen its centerpiece. We also added a bright four-season room.

The new primary suite, with a curbless shower and walk-in closet, is designed so she can age in place.

Scope

  • Addition that blends with the existing brick house
  • Primary suite designed for aging in place, with a curbless walk-in shower and a walk-in closet
  • Main load-bearing wall removed to open up the home
  • Kitchen remodel with a new island at the center of the home
  • Bright four-season room in place of the old sunroom

What the client said

“Their design team listened to our ideas, reviewed our rough sketches, and worked with us to draw up plans, and then worked with us to refine them to fit into our budget.”

Gina M.
  • Before The back of the Cary home before the addition, with a screened porch
    After The back of the same Cary home after the addition
    The back of the home, before and after the addition.
  • Before The Cary kitchen before the remodel, with tile floors and older cabinets
    After The remodeled Cary kitchen with white cabinets, an island with seating, and hardwood floors
    The kitchen, before and after.

Let’s plan your project

Start with a free discovery call about your goals, timeline, and budget. You’ll know where you stand before you sign anything.