Our BDS team took this historic 1910 arts and crafts movement home, and not only restored the historical home while at the same time making it functional and fresh. Perhaps the most spectacular and substantive change BDS brought to his historic home is its two-story building addition that nearly doubles the original home’s square footage and blends seamlessly with the original design. While the front of the house was altered to present a more modern and inviting face, the larger change occurred to the back of the house and the garage that were both extended to accommodate the family’s needs. The windows, trim work, front paneling, and roof lines of the home, on the other hand, were all built in a style reflective of the original. The open-concept kitchen and family room keep the home from feeling too narrow while the design elements reflect the arts and crafts style. Even elements of the home that have been thoroughly modernized, like the upstairs master bedroom, have been done so in a manner that pays homage to the home’s inclination toward clean lines and decluttered spaces while at the same time showing beauty in creative architectural lines.