Sunset Park - Waterfront Before & After

Front Elevation - Before

Remaining in residence during construction was challenging, but constant communication from the Sunset team made the process very doable.

Front Elevation - After

The new garage, second story expansion and dynamic roofline help create the mass that transforms this elevation.

Front Elevation - Before

Two original bay windows were able to be incorporated into the final design.

Front Elevation - After

The coastal style is emphasized by lap board and shingle siding, triangular brackets at the eaves, as well as gable and jerkinhead gable rooflines.

Front Entry - Before

The traditional columns' style was quite adaptable to the coastal look.

Front Entry - After

The cupola, window seat dormers, custom mahogany double entry doors, and gabled entry porch combine to create a dramatic front elevation.

Rear Elevation - Before

The pool is probably the only remaining recognizable element in the rear elevation.

Rear Elevation - After

This ingenious transformation addresses everything on the family's wish list while still complying with FEMA's 50% rule.

From Dock - Before

Good bones and a phenomenal location, certainly an advantageous starting point for any remodel.

From Dock - After

Aspects of coastal design celebrate the surrounding environment by bringing the outdoors in through vistas in all directions.

SW Elevation - Before

The second story bedrooms in the rear of the house are about to undergo a dramatic transformation.

SW Elevation - After

Both bedrooms now have sunrooms with exterior balconies, again emphasizing the tenets of coastal design.

Outdoor Living - Before

Nothing but strong sun and empty space occupy the east end of the pool.

Outdoor Living - After

A forgotten corner of the yard is transformed into 400+ sq. ft. of luxurious year-round outdoor living space. Perfect as a personal retreat or host for a crowd.

SE Elevation - Before

Full Florida outdoor living requires some shade. The pool and grill area had none.

SE Elevation, Cabana View - After

Tabby stucco columns, which get their mottled texture from oyster shells, give a nod to this salt water site. The cabana truly completes this coastal design.