New Photos of the Rowayton Project
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Rowayton Home Renovation
Bob in the new living room.
Door custom trimmed to fit space.
Many of these windows were repurposed from elsewhere in the house.
The kitchen was newly designed and expanded and now is light and bright.
An archway opens to the spacious great room with new mantel and built-ins.
Bathroom renovation uses herringbone look on floor.
The front door is still to come to welcome the homeowners back to their newly renovated 1930s home.
Stairs were moved and rebuilt to add space to the kitchen.
Cabinets and shelves make this a great pantry space.
One of the bedrooms.
Snowy truck at a job in Rowayton
On the job in Rowayton
Lots of snow on the truck!
A Major Commercial Renovation
This is a 19th century house being renovated to accommodate church activities. Here are some pictures showing work-in-progress.
Bob at work
In the attic
View of attic interior
Steel beam
Room in progress
Room in progress
Window view
Soon to be a door
Some strong structure in place
View of some ceiling beams
This cellar wall dates back!
Before renovations
Renovation begins
Basement
Wilton Kitchen Renovation Before and After
This home dating back to the 19th century, was badly in need of a kitchen update. Below are the before, during and after photos of the process.
The house
The backyard
Before—the old sink and brick floors and wall.
Before—old oven, brick floor.
Before—old brick wall and dishwasher.
Before—old refrigerator and cabinets
The new floor.
During the renovation— cabinet update.
New refrigerator.
New cook top
After—the new eat-in kitchen.
After—the new kitchen.
After—new sink in use.
After—new oven, new hardware.
Custom Window Installation
new window
A Study in Westport
Custom built shelves and cabinets for a study in Westport by Bradshaw Construction
A Finished Basement in Darien
Built-in cabinets for a finished basement in Darien by Bradshaw Construction
Family Room from Unfinished Basement
We took an unfinished basement in a New Canaan condo and made it into a family room including a wet bar, finished staircase and some built-ins.
Family room with wet bar
Wet bar in the family room
Finished stairs and built-ins for finished basement and family room.
A very functional eat-in kitchen
This Rowayton home had a teeny kitchen with a wall and a door way separating it from a teeny dining room.
The concept here was that one combined space of a decent size is far better than two really cramped spaces. With the help of kitchen designer Rob Morris, and Cabinets by Vermont Custom Cabinets, Bradshaw Contruction transformed the space into a very functional eat-in kitchen. No dining room was the right call for this active young family whose lifestyle centered around their kitchen.
An eat-in kitchen for a Rowayton family
