Memorial Park Remodel

This Memorial Park home was ready for an update, but it didn’t need to be completely reinvented. Throughout the project, we looked at what was already working, what could stay, and where changes would make the biggest difference.

From a primary bathroom update to a redesigned kitchen island, new furnishings and a few unexpected spaces along the way, the project became a great example of how individual updates can come together to change the way an entire home looks and functions

Living room and kitchen island after a Memorial Park home remodel in Houston

Primary Bathroom

The existing bathroom layout worked well, so there was no reason to change it. Instead, we focused on updating everything around it.

We selected new tile, paint colors, finishes, fixtures and fittings to give the bathroom an updated look while making good use of the existing layout.

Primary bathroom window area before the Memorial Park remodel
Updated primary bathroom with new tile and finishes in a Memorial Park home, Houston
His vanity in the remodeled primary bathroom of a Memorial Park home
Primary bathroom vanity with new fixtures and finishes, Memorial Park remodel
Her vanity in the updated Memorial Park primary bathroom
Primary bathroom tub before the Memorial Park remodel
Remodeled tub and shower with new tile in a Memorial Park primary bathroom

Kitchen & Breakfast Room

One of the biggest changes happened in the kitchen.

The original kitchen had two islands. We replaced them with one larger island, creating a more open layout and giving the family more usable space.

We also updated the flooring and lighting and added new furniture and bookcases in the breakfast area, helping the kitchen and breakfast room work together as one connected part of the home.

Kitchen with two islands before the Memorial Park remodel
Original kitchen islands before being replaced, Memorial Park home
Kitchen with one larger island after the Memorial Park remodel in Houston
Open kitchen and living area with new island and lighting, Memorial Park home
View of the redesigned kitchen from the stairs in a Memorial Park home
Breakfast room with new furniture and bookcases, Memorial Park remodel
Kitchen and breakfast room connected after the Memorial Park remodel

Living Room

For the living room, we kept the main architectural elements but updated the room with new furnishings and a few changes to the existing built-ins.

New tile around the fireplace helped update the focal point of the room, while the furnishings gave the family a new look without requiring major construction.

Living room fireplace before new tile, Memorial Park home
Living room windows before the Memorial Park remodel
Living room with new furnishings and fireplace tile in a Memorial Park home, Houston
Living room built-ins updated in the Memorial Park remodel
Living room seating with new furnishings, Memorial Park home

Upstairs Landing

Not every space needs a major renovation to make a difference.

The upstairs landing is visible as you come up the stairs, so rather than leaving it as an empty pass-through space, we added two chairs and created a small seating area. It’s a simple addition that gives the landing a purpose and adds some personality to an otherwise overlooked spot.

Empty upstairs landing before the Memorial Park remodel
Upstairs landing with two chairs creating a small seating area, Memorial Park home

Powder Bath

Powder bath with wallpaper, new vanity, mirror and lighting, Memorial Park remodel

The powder bath gave us an opportunity to do something with a little more personality.

We completely updated the space with wallpaper, a new vanity, mirror and lighting. Because a powder bath is a smaller room, it is a great place to make choices that can have more impact without needing to carry throughout the rest of the home.

Powder bath vanity and mirror detail, Memorial Park home in Houston

Bringing the Home Together

What I like about this project is that every room didn’t require the same level of change. Some spaces needed a complete overhaul, while others simply needed the right updates.

By keeping what worked and changing what didn’t, we were able to give the Easton family a home that feels more current, functions better for everyday life and feels connected from one space to the next.

See the entire portfolio here: Memorial Park Remodel

We want to thank Home Remedy Houston who was our contractor partner for this project.

Client Testimonial: Karen listened to what we wanted, helped us make the right decisions, and brought all the details together. She created a home that feels like us, and we love how our remodel turned out. Everything looks amazing! Betsy | Houston, TX

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