Project: Transformative Home Addition

A home addition can do more than add square footage. It can transform how you live and increase your home’s value. The key? Create spaces that are functional, purposeful, and flow seamlessly with the existing home.

Here’s how we brought this to life in a recent project. We added a mudroom, expanded the kitchen, and built a deck. Each space enhances the home while staying true to its original character.


The Mudroom: Small Space, Big Impact

Mudrooms are often overlooked in home additions, but they’re incredibly practical. In this project, the mudroom became a functional drop zone for a busy family.

  • Smart Storage: Cabinets, hooks, and shelves keep shoes, coats, and bags organized. With customizable options, the space suits the family’s specific needs.
  • Durable Finishes: High-traffic areas need tough materials. Flooring and cabinetry here withstand wear while still looking polished.
  • Thoughtful Placement: Located just off the entrance, the mudroom serves as a transition between the outdoors and main living areas.

Adding a mudroom can make life easier while adding value to your home.


Kitchen Expansion: The Heart of the Home

A kitchen is more than a place to cook—it’s where families connect. This expanded kitchen blends practicality with beauty.

  • Storage that Works: Features like pull-out organizers, deep drawers, and built-in shelves keep everything in its place.
  • Timeless Design: A light, airy look is paired with a rustic wood beam, adding character and warmth.
  • Functional Flow: The central island offers space for cooking, seating, and socializing. The layout keeps the space open and easy to use.

When expanding a kitchen, think about how it connects to your home and fits your daily life.


Outdoor Living: A Functional Deck

Outdoor spaces are extensions of your home. This addition included a composite deck that’s both durable and low maintenance.

  • Why Composite? It’s weather-resistant, long-lasting, and needs little upkeep—perfect for a busy family.
  • Seamless Integration: The deck flows naturally from the indoor living space, making it easy to enjoy both areas.
  • Versatile Design: It’s large enough for entertaining but cozy enough for quiet evenings outdoors.

Consider how an outdoor space can serve you year-round when planning a home addition.


Making It Seamless

The best home additions don’t just look good—they feel like they’ve always been part of the home. In this project, matching finishes and carefully coordinating details made the old and new spaces flow together effortlessly.

A seamless addition enhances both function and aesthetics. It transforms how a home is used while keeping its original charm intact.

Thinking of adding to your home? Start with how new spaces can improve your everyday life while staying true to the home you love.

Designed by Total Living Concepts designer: Celeste Pilon

Cabinetry by: Miralis