New set of cabinets that were primed with oil-based primer, sanded, caulked and painted with Sherwin-Williams Promar 200 oil-based enamel.

Den with old style "tongue and groove" paneling. We sanded this room extensively to remove some old runs in the paint. We also needed to replace some due to cable for the TV and where an old cabinet section and intercom was removed. The new wood required two coats primer brushed on and two coats paint brushed on before we sprayed to "catch it up" with all the many coats applied over the years. We also custom made the mantle and installed the crown moulding in this room.

Built in Hutch in Breakfast Nook. We opted to paint a solid color rather than "distress" to make this section of cabinets stand out more and look more like a piece of furniture than cabinets.

Same cabinets, different angle. This bathroom was an office with a smaller bath in the next room. We demo'd all the sheetrock and old paneling in both rooms and made the old bath into a large walk-in closet. Made the office into a large Master Bath. After the plumbing was "roughed in" we installed a new sub-floor, insulated walls, framed out new shower walls, sheetrocked walls and ceiling, installed hardi-backer around shower walls, tiled floor and shower stall, textured walls and ceilings, and of course, primed new texture and then painted with Sherwin Williams Promar 200 latex paint in an eggshell finish.

Above, kitchen remodel - Replacement of countertops, new stove top installed, vent-a-hood, wall "skip trowel" texture, crown moulding installed, cabinets-primed, painted, "antiqued", and sealed with a clear urethane, custom tile installed on backsplash and floor.