Get Inspired: Take a Tour of Remodeled Homes

Image

Thinking about remodeling your home?

If you are thinking about doing a home remodeling project, you may want to consider a local Remodeled Homes Tour. It can be helpful taking inspiration from what others have done and it’s a great way to supplement your online research and pin boards you may be creating that show inspiring home renovations. From windows to patio doors, flooring and countertops, seeing examples in person can really help you decide what suits your design vision.

Do you live in Pierce County Washington?

Milgard® is pleased to be a sponsor of the 20th annual Tour of Remodeled Homes in Pierce County, Washington. If you live in this area, you’ll want to attend this tour of five separate homes featuring completely remodeled kitchens, entertainment rooms and master bathrooms. There’s something for everyone.  

The Remodeled Homes Tour Pierce County Washington

Can’t wait to go? You can purchase tickets here: The Remodeled Homes Tour runs September 30 - October 1, 2017.

See a Sneak Peek of Remodeled Homes

Looking for a sneak peek of what you will see, or, if you don’t live in the Pierce County area, take a look at two of the homes below that show remodeled kitchens.

1) The Kitchen of Their Dreams

Before and after kitchen remodel photos

York Enterprises gave these homeowners the kitchen / great room they always wanted. By removing walls, vaulting the ceiling and reconfiguring the entire kitchen, they were able to accommodate an open concept footprint, and it also helped maximize their view. This new kitchen features Milgard Tuscany® Series vinyl replacement windows nestled between beautiful maple cabinetry and quartz countertops, bar and backsplash tiles.

Project completed by: York Enterprises 

Milgard series used: Tuscany Series white vinyl replacement windows

2) We Need More Counter Space

Kitchen redesign ideas

R4 Construction Company had one big demand from their client: "Please give us counter space!" In this rendering, R4 proposed a complete redesign of the three, small, divided spaces that felt closed off, into a bright, open kitchen that had enough room to accommodate two cooks. Visit the Home Tour to see how charming this kitchen turned out with blue Italian tile, a chimney range hood and stunning glass upper cabinets.

After the kitchen remodel

Just two years ago, the homeowners replaced their basement windows with Milgard Tuscany Series vinyl and they continued the look and feel for the kitchen remodeling project.

Project completed by: R4 Construction 

Milgard series used: Tuscany Series white vinyl replacement windows

Find more “Real Stories” on the milgard.com blog and get inspired!

More Helpful Articles

Image
C650 French Style Doors

Benefits of French-style sliding patio doors

French-style Sliding doors have the appearance of traditional french doors with the convenience of sliders.

Image

Modern Style

Clean lines, smooth surfaces and lots of light encompass the look of a modern home.

Image

Ranch & Split-Level Styles

Ranch or Split-Level homes became popular as suburbia expanded to accommodate the growth of families in post-World War II America.

Image

Prairie Style

Originally built to echo the flat prairie landscape, these homes value strong horizontal lines and wide open spaces.

Image

Stucco, Spanish and Mediterranean Styles

As the name suggests, Spanish, Mediterranean, and Stucco homes are influenced by the region in its descriptive.

Image

Craftsman Bungalow Style

American Craftsman style and bungalows are variations of an affordable housing type that swept across America in the early twentieth century.

Image

Victorian & Queen Anne Style

Go bold and beautiful with Queen Anne and Victorian architectural styles for your home windows and doors.

Image

Colonial Style

Colonial homes have wide and varied styles due to influences from Dutch, French, Spanish, New England and Georgian architecture.

Image

Tudor Style

The Tudor style has been around for several hundred years, developing out of fifteenth century England during the Tudor period.

Image

Cape Cod Style

Simple windows and doors best serve this classic East Coast style in any location.

Add a comment

Restricted HTML

  • Allowed HTML tags: <a href hreflang> <em> <strong> <cite> <blockquote cite> <code> <ul type> <ol start type> <li> <dl> <dt> <dd> <h2 id> <h3 id> <h4 id> <h5 id> <h6 id>
  • Lines and paragraphs break automatically.
  • Web page addresses and email addresses turn into links automatically.
CAPTCHA
This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions.