AGD & vendor kitchen renderings

kitchen and adjacent living areas prior to renovation to open the kitchen to living areas and remove hall

AGD unit demolition design plan

AGD unit design plan

dining room prior to renovation

dining room after AGD renovation

children’s bedroom prior to renovation

children’s bedroom after AGD renovation

master bedroom prior to renovation

master bedroom after renovation

There were only a few hardwired lights across the home prior to the renovation so adding more hardwired feature lights, under cabinet lighting, puck lighting, as well as several dozen recessed lights across the unit was a priority in the renovation. AGD achieved this through the addition of faux beams which allowed space to run and conceal electrical for the new lighting without dropping the whole ceiling height. The faux beams also helped dress up each space, and each room was given a different ceiling and beam configuration.

AGD’s signature design questionnaire helps pinpoint just how many shoes, hats, double hanging, full height hanging, luggage, bags, purses — and more — clients need to store in each closet to help them best dress for each day. AGD then creates a design elevation for the closet and works with the client and vendors to refine the closet design for function and affordability. From custom closets to online closet vendors, closet showrooms, adjustable closet systems, closet kits of parts, or even IKEA hacks — AGD helps clients fit the best fit that also works with their budget, schedule, desired function and aesthetic.