A full rehabilitation that reached from the floor plan to the front gate. At Meadowside, we reshaped an older home for a planned long-term shared rental—with more useful space, custom architectural details, connected technology, and a distinct point of view.
Explore the transformation ↓Rework the plan. Change the possibilities.
The project called for more than updated finishes. We removed a wall, reshaped connections between rooms with custom-crafted arched openings, and added a third bathroom.
Laundry moved from the hot, humid garage into a dedicated room inside the main home. An oversized entertainment room became a divided primary suite, with French-style pocket doors giving the space flexibility and definition.
Charging access for laptops, tablets, and phones was built into the plan. The changes were considered around how people would actually use and share the home.
In the existing garage, we assembled a full fitness center for the future Airbnb guests and added motivational wall décor. Equipment assembly and finishing touches gave the shared rental another amenity to offer.
The details are personal
High-contrast geometry in the new bathroom. Acoustic wall paneling and a guitar display in the primary suite. Practical rooms with a point of view.
Custom-crafted arched openings
From the exposed shape to the finished passage: a closer look at one of Meadowside's defining details.
A home planned for shared stays
Remotely operated smart locks and hotel-style smart keys brought convenient, managed access into the property plan.
Security and remote-access technology were integrated into the renovation alongside the everyday conveniences of the finished rooms.
We decorated the property inside and out with modern, high-contrast styling, bringing the furnishings and architectural choices into the same visual story.
In progress: the deck and flower bed before the final outdoor finishing work.
The transformation went outside
We custom-fabricated, wired, and installed the automatically opening dual-swing gates and their motor. The existing deck was restored structurally and cosmetically, with an extra-tall, 70-foot privacy fence separating it from the neighboring property.
Fresh paint on the covered structure, fresh mulch in the flower beds, and a custom firepit brought the outdoor plan together. The planting beds and the firepit are separate features, each with its own place in a backyard designed for gathering.
Explore outdoor living projects ↗Dual-mode LED lighting · Meadowside
Outdated recessed cans gave way to retrofit LEDs in the kitchen and dining area. These jobsite photos show the kitchen fixtures switching from bright white illumination to their warm nightlight rings.
Sacred Innovations · In motion
Meadowside · Intelligent lighting in action
Color above the cabinets. A glow beneath them. Watch the kitchen lighting change the atmosphere during the Meadowside renovation. Dual-mode retrofit LEDs in the kitchen and dining area added another choice: bright everyday illumination or a soft nightlight glow.
Renovation in progress. Edited project footage with an instrumental soundtrack.
Meadowside · Crew after hours
An evening with the crew beside Meadowside's custom firepit, while the wider renovation was still underway. A glimpse of the people behind the transformation.
Renovation in progress, with an instrumental soundtrack.
The confidence of contrast
High contrast makes the craftsmanship visible. A dark edge against a light wall draws attention to the line, the joint, and the transition. On an older home, the preparation behind that line matters just as much as the color.
At Meadowside and Bedford, we chose that contrast deliberately. Bright surfaces and bold trim gave these roughly half-century-old homes a modern presence while keeping the detail in full view.
The transformation is there to see in the photographs: homes with a fresh identity, more considered spaces, and a finish designed to stand out.
See the same confidence at Bedford ↗Full-home investor rehabilitation
Tell us about the property and how you want it to work. The best plan considers the rooms, the systems, the finish, and the life that comes next.
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