Presenting the winners of the 2018 Structure + Style Awards: Remodel!
KITCHEN REMODEL: UNDER $100,000
This bright and airy remodel resulted in a more spacious and comfortable kitchen for a busy, professional household. The dining room and kitchen swapped locations and the wall that divided them was removed. White cabinets, tile and appliances are balanced with satin brass hardware for a clean, sophisticated atmosphere.
Company
Straight Line D&R | straightlinedr.comdr.com
Project Lead
Matt Williams
Photographer
Sebastian Neri
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KITCHEN REMODEL: $100,000 – $149,999
The homeowners were eager to remodel their tacky ’80s kitchen that did not fit their mid-century home or lifestyle. With the help of ReCraft plus Howells Architecture + Design, the kitchen was opened up to the living room, creating a family-friendly, open and versatile gathering space.
Company
ReCraft | recrafthome.com
Project Leads
Justin Kritzer, Jeremy Zahradka
Photographer
Laurie Black
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KITCHEN REMODEL: OVER $150,000
The home, built in 2000, sits on acreage in rural Hillsboro and featured a plethora of similar wood tones. The goal was to create a more functional layout for entertaining, add light, and warmth through a mix of wood. This space is now perfect for a couple or a crowd.
Company
Mountainwood Homes | mountainwoodhomes.com
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BATHROOM REMODEL: UNDER $50,000
We designed and remodeled a hall bath for two boys and the master bath for their parents, not surpassing their budget of $50,000 through savvy design and keeping existing utility locations.
Company
Creekstone Designs | creekstonedesigns.com
Project Lead
John May
Photographer
Brian Pierce
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BATHROOM REMODEL: $50,000 – $99,999
After returning home from vacation to a flooded master bath, the owners finally created the open spa master they had always wanted with dual showers, floating bench and heated floors, all with a unique architectural flair.
Company
Creekstone Designs | creekstonedesigns.com
Project Lead
John May
Photographer
Jenerik Photography
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MAJOR HOME REMODEL: UNDER $250,000
Originally built in 1967 by Bob Rummer, this “to the studs” remodel was completed with the goal of having the mid-century modern gem shine well into its second century.
Company
Oregon Homeworks | oregonhomeworks.com
Project Lead
Eric Thompson
Photographer
Virtuance
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MAJOR HOME REMODEL: $250,000 – $400,000
Repurposing a tall crawlspace increased our clients’ living space by over 50%. Never intended for conversion, this dark cave was a maze of structural and mechanical components with no connection to the space above. Now transformed beyond recognition, this delightful area is seamlessly integrated with the rest of the home.
Company
THE Remodel Group | theremodelgroup.com
Project Lead
Michael Hull
Photographer
Gregory Pierce
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MAJOR HOME REMODEL: OVER $400,000
Whole house renovation and addition, transforming a dark, mid-50’s daylight ranch to a sleek contemporary stunner. Original home was completely opened up, creating large, inviting spaces. Expansive windows and a 24-foot sliding door wall opened almost every room to stunning mountain and river views.
Company
Metke Remodeling & Luxury Homes | metkeremodeling.com
Project Lead
Jeff Metke
Photographer
Crosby Dove
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