Our team will take you through the before and after story with photos and floor plans. Plus we will answer your questions, all from the safety and comfort of our homes. Join us for a little interactive inspiration and fun via Zoom.
These famous main-level renovations were a huge hit in 2020 and will close out the VIRTUAL Happy Hour Home Tour Series for 2020. Join the New Spaces Design Team for the FINAL VIRTUAL Tour of the year with two homes for you to enjoy. You don’t want to miss this one! These Two-story homes feature two completely different design styles, architectural details & design directions. The first project tour creates a stunning first impression with an entirely redone staircase. Favorite features are the custom wire-brushed hickory floors and new gourmet kitchen featuring dual islands, exquisite quartz countertops and exceptional lighting package. From top to bottom, this one was a showstopper! The Second Project Tour showcases our 2020 Artisan Tour Home - a rare opportunity to incorporate contemporary design into a suburban home. Built in 2000, this Lakeville residence was once filled with honey oak, but has been transformed into a magazine worthy contemporary oasis for its homeowners. This home features the following: Kitchen-Main Level/Hearth Room/Laundry Room/Powder Room/Railing System/Main Hallway Bathroom/Unfinished Lower Level – completed with warm, modern features and a full bar, lounge, billiards area, guest room and guest bath.
Learn More →This 1990 built multi-level home underwent a dramatic overhaul! We removed the wall dividing the kitchen and dining room area to take full advantage of the views of sunset pond! We also updated the main hallway and 3/4 master bathrooms. We maximized the storage options in the master bathroom by adding a very small yet functional addition into their adjacent garage space.
Learn More →We wanted to take some time to highlight the before and after photos of a recent kitchen remodel that was featured in our Shorewood showcase. Before the remodel, this kitchen was dated and wasn’t ideal for the client’s lifestyle. At its core, this property was a typical late 80’s / early 90’s kitchen design that made it difficult to entertain. The room felt dark and lacked the open layout that is preferred by today’s homeowners.
Learn More →After growing tired of the challenges a small bathroom from 1936 brings, these clients were looking for a creative way to get more bathroom space in their Tudor home. As the New Spaces’ team and clients worked together, they all agreed a dormer addition would provide the perfect solution. The beautiful new space has all the amenities of a modern-built home — including a spacious shower, a soaking tub, expansive vanity, and custom dressing area. The design and build of this remodel was all completed with the original architecture at heart. The final product proves that it is all in the details.
Learn More →When thinking about the unfinished basement in this 2000-built home, this client wanted a neighborhood hangout for kids and neighbors. Our design team worked with this client to create a spacious family room, billiard area and a walk behind bar that is perfect for entertaining. This basement is ready for game night, movie night or a block party!
Learn More →You will not want to miss this virtual Happy Hour Home Tour. The main floor of this luxury home underwent a dramatic overhaul complete with a gourmet kitchen, grand great room including a large fireplace and reclaimed barn wood beam, master bathroom, office and powder room!
Learn More →This main-level remodel has been a huge hit for the family and their friends. Every square inch was updated to create a stunning home perfect for daily life and entertaining. The two-story entry creates a stunning first impression with an entirely redone staircase. Favorite features are the custom wire-brushed hickory floors and new gourmet kitchen featuring dual islands, exquisite quartz counter tops, and exceptional lighting package. From top to bottom, this one was a showstopper!
Learn More →With three kids approaching their teenage years, and a Southwest Minneapolis home that only had three bedrooms (the largest of which was 10×10) our family made the decision to move six blocks east for more elbow room. Our 1927 center hall colonial was last remodeled in 1974 and while the fact that they removed all heat in the kitchen was humorous, it wasn’t long term livable. The home owners actually stored produce inside of a kitchen cabinet during the winter, it was so cold. Our project included a full kitchen remodel, tearing down the wall between the dining room and kitchen, adding a main floor half bath, and tearing off and expanding a new garage with an attached mudroom. As hoped, our home along the creek has turned into a destination for our kids and their friends, and a place of relaxation for all of us! See “News” for additional projects to be featured on various days – Virtual Happy Hour Home Tours by New Spaces Design-Build-Remodel.
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