Residential & Residencies
First Floor Remodel
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The wonderful 1935 house we purchased did not have the tile that was typical of the era. I stripped all the paint off the walls and designed the tile to be typical of its era using modern materials.
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We kept the floors as they were and went with a classic black and white approach. We repainted the trim and replaced missing glass knobs.
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I put up the stained glass widow I had made in Moscow, ID and it works nicely here.
Basement Remodel
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I wanted the basement bathroom to feel the same as the first floor one. Originally it did not have a bathtub so I framed one and added insulation and a high shower for the tall men in our family.
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I found another vintage medicine cabinet at Habitat for Humanity to match the one I had found in Moscow that was already installed upstairs.
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This basement bathroom is almost finished, just a few more details to go.
MacDonald Elementary
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This artist residency had several totems that we created out of clay and made with the 4-6th grade classes.
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It was a big project and took lots of help from everyone including the high school art teacher to fire the pieces for me in his larger kiln.
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Ron Williams installed the totems.