A kitchen and three bathrooms renovated together in Cary

This family had lived in their Cary home for years without updating the interiors. They wanted to love their home again, with resale in mind, and a single, cohesive look across the kitchen, primary bathroom, guest bathroom, and powder room.

What the family wanted

• Rooms that feel larger and work better
• Smart storage
• A transitional style: clean lines with contemporary and European-inspired details
• Durable, easy-to-maintain finishes

The challenges

• The kitchen was small, so every inch of storage and flow mattered
• The primary bath had an oversized, outdated jetted tub
• The guest bath needed practical updates without blowing the budget
• The powder room needed personality

Coordinating all four rooms within the family’s budget range took careful planning.

How we built it

Design covered planning, selections, and renderings for all four rooms. Pre-construction handled permits, ordering, and coordination.

All four rooms were then built in one construction phase, which kept the schedule short.

The result

The kitchen feels bright and welcoming, the primary bath is a calm retreat, the guest bath is practical and good-looking, and the powder room has real personality. Bamboo flooring ties it all together. The family says the finished home reflects their style and adds resale appeal.