Ten rooms, each shown as a plate with what changed and why. The photographs are licensed stock used to illustrate this concept site; they are not Hollis & Vane projects.
The island became the room’s working table and its meeting place. Storage moved into full-height cabinetry so the counters could stay clear.
Kitchen. Wall removed, island rebuilt in walnut, new glazing to the garden. Illustrative
Oak, soft stone and a single long vanity. The shower floor runs level with the room so there is no step to catch.
Bathroom. Full gut, curbless shower, freestanding tub, double vanity. Illustrative
The old flat ceiling hid a fine roof structure. Opening it gave the room height and daylight without adding a foot to the house.
Whole home. Ceiling raised to the rafters, beam exposed, fireplace rebuilt. Illustrative
Seating for six at the island, a pantry wall that swallows the clutter, and a clear path from the fridge to the sink.
Kitchen. Layout reworked, waterfall island, pantry wall. Illustrative
A small room treated as a jewel box: dark stone, warm wood and light that washes the walls rather than glaring from above.
Bathroom. Stone cladding, floating walnut vanity, concealed lighting. Illustrative
The kitchen moved to the back of the house, where the morning light is. One floor now runs from the front door to the garden.
Whole home. Three rooms combined, continuous oak floors, kitchen relocated. Illustrative
Two sinks, two mirrors and enough counter for both. The shower and tub are separate so mornings don’t collide.
Bathroom. Double vanity, separate shower and tub, heated floor. Illustrative
Dark cabinetry and stone for a client who cooks seriously: twin wall ovens at eye level and an induction island facing the room.
Kitchen. Wall ovens, induction island, stone counters. Illustrative
A linear drain lets the floor tile run uninterrupted into the shower, so the room reads as one surface.
Bathroom. Frameless glass, linear drain, floating vanity. Illustrative
A formal dining room nobody used became part of the everyday living space, carried on a new beam hidden in the ceiling.
Whole home. Walls removed, structural beam, new lighting plan. Illustrative
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