Starcom Design/Build Before & After Photos

Needing more room for their home, Starcom Design Build was able to expand the home with a Sunroom that looks into the Backyard. The improvement was to maximize the home for an open room concept along with a good view of the backyard! 

The Sunroom was constructed at 12 x 21 opening up the interior and expanding the Kitchen. Pella Encompass 5 energy star white vinyl sliding windows and 1 circle top transom window were installed. 1 white 6’ patio sliding door for access to the backyard. The Eldorado Stone and Meseta Field Ledge were added for a unique look on the Sunroom's foundation. 

The newly built Sunroom blends well with the original home and offers a nice entrance to the Backyard.  This was a great way to enter the backyard for family gatherings while also expanding the home into a modern open concept design. 

Our client’s kitchen, in Jessup, was small, cramped, outdated, and a very difficult space to be able to cook properly. The bulk heads and the cabinets blocking the sight line were removed. Wolf Designer Series wall and base white cabinets were installed in their place. New granite countertops, with a grey subway tile backsplash, were installed in place of their old laminate countertops.

Our client’s old fireplace work area was turned into a beautiful and comfortable relaxation area. Shelves were installed to display decorations around the hearth. Two couches and a chair fit comfortably in the room to be able to sit back watch movies and shows on their TV.

Our client wanted to add a bathroom in an oversized closet. Seeing that the closet space was massive, the idea of putting a bathroom was not a far fetched idea for this promising transformation. 

Splitting the room between a closet and bathroom, the client liked the concept. After the client picked out what materials they wanted for the bathroom, construction was underway. The finished project included a sink, toilet, and a shower while keeping some of the closet space. This project utilized both how space can transform empty space into useful while also giving the home an updated look. 

In the end, the new transformation for the home offered a solution for the problem of too much space, creating an updated area of the home that was needed, and yet kept the home from becoming too cluttered. The client was joyous how well this idea came reality.   

The original shower surround that was put in the bathroom during the construction of the home was old-fashioned and basic. The homeowners wanted to give their bathroom some style and a new shower complete with a seat. The shower pan features smaller tiles that match the entirety of the bathroom.