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| Whole-house remodel of a 1926 Shaker Heights home. |
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| A load-bearing internal wall was removed to add a three person peninsula overlooking the kitchen. |
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| Double-deep 10 bottle wine storage was squeezed into otherwise dead space. |
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| The 4-person breakfast nook includes bookshelves creativly worked into more found space. |
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| The 10x14, two cook kitchen has 2 prep areas, 3 landing zones and seats 4. |
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| A doorway to the back hall was doubled in width to showcase rebuilt, 80 year old French doors. |
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| The formal dining room became prime space after removal of a wall separating it from the kitchen. |
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| A window seat (with storage) & custom cushions was added to original 1926 glass, corner cabinets. |
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| Just enough separation was kept from one room to the next to maintain some history. |
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| A former bedroom was converted into a cozy den by removing a doorway and adding eclectic furnishings |
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| A custom stereo cabinet was built around antique glass that complements other glass in the house. |
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| A newly created laundry room connected to the kitchen doubles as a serving area when entertaining. |
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| 16x16 porcelain tiles and funky paint add a modern twist to this otherwise traditional bath. |
| 3rd Floor Master Bath |
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| Tradition was thrown out the window when it came time to design the 3rd floor master suite. |
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| This former closet is now a 4x5 double shower with a flowing limestone and glass tile installation. |
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| A radius partition wall was covered in ever-changing, reflective 1x1 glass from Oceanside Tile. |
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| A water closet, behind the door to the right, was installed in place of the former stall shower. |
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| Modern accents solidify the theme, including this offset mirror from Juma Gallery in Little Italy. |
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Karlovec & Company, 17619 Winslow Road, Shaker Heights, OH 44120
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