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This Magnolia whole home remodel kept the historic charm that first drew the homeowners in, while updating the house for modern life. We touched every room, with new flooring, updated electrical, fresh paint and refined trim. At the same time, we preserved the original plaster walls and arched doorways, so the new work blends in. On the lower level, targeted structural work made room for a larger office and laundry area on the main floor, plus a new powder room.

Upstairs, we expanded the primary bathroom, turning several awkward spaces into a calm, timeless en suite. In the kitchen, the layout stayed the same, but a few changes made a big difference. We removed the peninsula, added a large French window, and updated the cabinetry and finishes. Now the kitchen is bright and open and flows into the dining room. Throughout, the design balances classic architecture with modern function, so the home will serve its owners for years to come.

Architecture + Interior Design by H2D Architecture | Photos by Anastasiya Homes

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Updated gas fireplace with a white plaster surround in a Magnolia Tudor living room

The fireplace was carefully updated with a new gas insert and tile surround while preserving the original plasterwork and historic detailing. The result is a considered balance of old and new, honoring the home’s character while making the feature more functional for modern living.

Magnolia primary bathroom with a double vanity, glass shower, and black-and-white mosaic tile floor

In the primary en suite, a custom glass mosaic creates a vivid focal point within the shower and the broader bathroom space. Its color and craftsmanship add depth to the light-filled room, giving the space a distinctive, artful presence.