Discovering Hidden Potential in Ordinary Spaces

"Before" photos and architectural renderings showing the "after" reveal the imagined and the possible in home remodeling.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionBased on proposed floor-plan modifications, the corner outside the bedroom becomes a 45-degree angled wall, helping to separate the bedroom entrance from the kitchen space.
A cutout inside the refashioned bedroom entrance provides ample closet space. Adequate closets are of supreme importance to most homebuyers. In fact, according to some real estate agents, a bedroom without a closet is technically not a bedroom.

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