Project Wabash

For this Philadelphia project, the clients came with a clear ask and a practical mindset. They wanted their dining area to work harder, not as a single-use room but as a genuine hub, equal to homework sessions, video calls, birthday celebrations, and quiet dinners alike. Just as important, they wanted to get there through smart, hands-on DIY solutions rather than a wholesale gut. Their wish list was specific: a striking accent wall, real storage, and a refreshed dining table.

We answered with resourcefulness. Rather than replace the existing table, we designed and built a new tabletop to fit right over it, a practical, cost-conscious move that respected what they already owned. We rolled up our sleeves for a brick facade accent wall, adding texture and a clear focal point where the room had none. And we reimagined a dated pantry cabinet as a sleek custom sideboard, proof that a DIY solution can be as polished as it is functional.

The result met every item on the brief, and made the larger point along with it: thoughtful, hands-on design can deliver a space that is both practical and genuinely beautiful.

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