PROJECT TOURS Case Studies

Our clients’ beautiful home in Hinkley, Ohio is situated on a large picturesque lot. The homeowners were hoping to make significant changes that would allow them to age in place comfortably. They also wanted to expand and update their family and entertaining spaces, both inside and outside the home.

Our Bay Village clients wanted to create a one-of-a-kind basement entertaining area. The  homeowners love the atmosphere of traditional English pubs and wanted to emulate that vibe  with an open bar and entertaining space that was truly something special. The project goals  were complicated by the fact that the original layout was not conducive to the open  entertaining space they were envisioning for the lower level of their home.  

This 1928 Tudor style home situated to enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Erie was timeless in many ways, but the kitchen design and functionality had become dated. The homeowners were clear in their objectives for the remodel, respect the history of their elegant home and all the things that make it special, but make it updated, beautiful, and functional for day to day family life and entertaining.

Project Summary: The homeowners of this Westlake, Ohio kitchen wanted to open up the space and make it much more functional for day to day living and for entertaining friends and family. The home features traditional elements that the client appreciated but they were also open to a more modern and dramatic design that could blend with the home’s original style. 

Project Summary: The client inherited her childhood home in Moreland Hills which her parents had built in 1955. Starting with the kitchen, the client was looking for an updated look that remained true to the home’s character and preserved its ‘great bones.’ Our Challenge: The challenge was to take a dated kitchen, with materials such as knotty pine cabinets, yellow laminate countertops, faux brick vinyl floors, and an awkward layout, and create a beautiful, functional kitchen . . .

Project Summary: Lakewood, Ohio offers beautiful old homes with loads of character, charm and detailing you just can’t find in a newer home. Sometimes the tradeoff for all of the old character is space. Small kitchens are a trademark in most Lakewood homes which is what brought John and Terri to Hurst Remodeling, They had worked hard to preserve the character of their home built in 1922, but they were tired of living with their cramped and dated kitchen.