Real Utah transformations

Park City, UT · 2025

When this Park City family bought their 1990s mountain home, the kitchen still had the original dark oak cabinets, chipped laminate counters and a rusted fridge tucked into a tight U-shape that closed the room off from the living area. We took the kitchen down to the studs, removed the wall separating it from the great room, and rebuilt it as a bright, open mountain-modern hub. Custom white shaker cabinets pair with a knotty alder island and brass hardware. A 10-foot quartz waterfall island anchors the room, framed by three brass dome pendants and a herringbone marble backsplash that climbs to a custom wood range hood. Wide-plank European oak floors run continuously into the living area, and a new picture window pulls in views of the Wasatch back. The result is a kitchen that finally matches the mountain — and the way this family actually entertains.

Heber City, UT · 2025

This Heber Valley primary bath was stuck in 1985 — cultured marble vanity, brass faucets, a fiberglass tub-shower combo and a wallpaper border that nobody asked for. The homeowners wanted a true spa retreat that took advantage of the mountain views just outside the window. We gutted the room, relocated plumbing, and rebuilt it as a serene spa bath. A freestanding soaking tub now sits under the window, framed by a frameless glass walk-in shower with floor-to-ceiling marble slab walls. A floating walnut double vanity with a single-slab quartz top adds warmth, and matte black fixtures and warm wall sconces tie it all together. Large-format porcelain floor tiles, in-floor radiant heat and a curbless shower entry round out a bathroom that finally feels like the rest of the home.

Deer Valley, UT · 2025

A dated 1990s storage basement in Deer Valley transformed into the home's favorite room: a true mountain-modern entertainment lounge with stone fireplace, wet bar, and lit wine wall. We re-engineered the egress, ran new low-voltage for a full AV setup, and finished the space with white oak millwork and quartz waterfall edges. The owners now host every Sundance week downstairs.

Heber City, UT · 2025

A tired 1980s ranch in Heber City reborn as a Wasatch-back mountain modern statement. We re-framed the front gable, swapped to oversized steel windows, and clad the home in natural cedar with charcoal board-and-batten and dry-stacked stone. New standing-seam metal roof, walnut pivot door, paver drive, and native landscaping completed the transformation. Appraised value increased over $300,000.