Design shouldn’t lose its integrity once construction starts. At Park & Patina, design and construction are one team, so every decision is made with the whole project in mind.
One remodel instead of a series of them, so the whole house comes together at once.
We coordinate every part of a whole-home remodel, including structure, systems, and design, under one contract, from first sketch to final walkthrough.
Investment
$800K - $1M
Timeline
9 Months
Scope
Kitchen, First-Floor Flooring, Primary Bath, Laundry Room
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Reconfigured the primary bath with a larger shower and one oversized custom closet
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Installed an electric fireplace and repositioned the bed so they can watch the Disney fireworks from bed
03
Replaced much of the home's wiring and plumbing after finding it wasn't done to code
04
Built a custom dry bar inspired by the husband's bourbon collection
Investment
$350K - $500K
Timeline
6 Months
Scope
Kitchen, First Floor, and Loft
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Redesigned the kitchen with a peninsula and dedicated microwave-and-coffee nook
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Kept the upstairs loft rather than removing it, then reinforced it to bring it up to code
03
Rebuilt the primary bath with a separate walk-in shower and a new tub nook
04
Matched kitchen and bathroom countertops from remnants of the same stone slab
Investment
$550K - $750K
Timeline
6 Months
Scope
Kitchen, First-Floor Flooring, Guest Bathroom, Hallway
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Converted an underused guest bath into a working scullery with a hidden dishwasher and freezer drawers
02
Built a custom plaster range hood with true alder wood beams, crafted in-house by our own carpenters
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Reworked the stair banisters in white oak and wrought iron for a completely different first impression
04
Replaced plumbing, electrical, and gas lines throughout to support the new layout
It depends on how much of the home’s structure and systems are changing. Our Windermere whole-floor project, a full main-level rebuild with new plumbing and electrical, took 6 months from contract to final walkthrough. We’ll give you a firm start and completion date during design, before construction begins.
A whole-home remodel fixes the structure, systems, and layout together instead of finding problems room by room over the years. Doing it all at once means one disruption, one contract, and a home that works as a whole instead of a string of separate updates.
Start with a free consultation. We’ll walk your home, talk through what’s not working, and figure out what needs to change structurally versus what can stay. Many whole-home projects start as a kitchen remodel and expand during the initial discovery conversations.
It’s not always more cost-effective up front as the investment still depends on the size and scope of the work, the same way it would room by room. But doing it all at once means you’re only paying for permitting, design, and mobilization once.
It depends on the scope of your project. For a full whole-home remodel with structural and systems work, most clients relocate for at least part of it. We do contain the work site with plastic walls, zipper doors, HEPA filtration, and dedicated staging areas to protect the living areas, but whether that’s enough to stay in place depends on your preferences and what we’re working on. We’ll walk through what to expect for your home specifically during the consultation.
Yes. That’s honestly where we like working best. Custom, in-house craftsmanship is where this business started, from custom millwork roots to one-off pieces like the plaster range hood we built for a Windermere client. If an idea won’t work for your budget or your home’s structure, we’ll tell you honestly before it costs you anything, then help you find a version that will.
Your investment comes down to your home's size and how much of the structure changes. Even on a smaller house, a full whole-home remodel starts at $500,000. Here's where most projects land.
Best for a smaller home getting a full remodel with all materials included. Structural work is minimal, so your layout mostly stays as is.
Best for a larger home where most rooms keep their layout, with some floor plan and structural changes mixed in. Cabinetry runs from semi-custom up to fully custom.
Best for a large home built around significant floor plan and structural changes, not just new finishes. Cabinetry is fully custom throughout.
All whole-home projects start with a complimentary consultation and a detailed proposal with every selection already priced.
Step 1
Get to Know Us
Fill out our contact form, then browse our featured projects to see real investments and transformations. We'll send a process email before your call to know what to expect. Our discovery call is about you and your vision for your home.
Step 2
Dream and Discuss
If we both decide we're the right fit during the discovery call, we visit your home to talk possibilities, set a design direction and guide you toward the right next steps for your project. From there, we provide a Design & Development Agreement for the design phase.
Step 3
Design and Develop
We design your layout, materials and selections, develop the plan and sequencing of your project. We provide 2D and 3D renderings with a detailed scope of work, signed off selections and a lump sum contract price.
Step 4
Build as Planned
Once the construction contract is signed, we coordinate materials, permits, scheduling, and trade partners. Your client portal logs scheduling and trade agreements in real time, and you'll hear from us every Friday.
Step 5
Live in It
We walk the finished space with you, take care of the final details, and hand the home back to you. It's ready to live in and backed by the Park & Patina warranty.
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Design shouldn’t lose its integrity once construction starts. At Park & Patina, design and construction are one team, so every decision is made with the whole project in mind.
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A beautiful home only works if it works for the people who live there. We design around how you move through your home and what you want to feel long after we’re gone.
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We’ll share what you need to know while there’s still time to change course, even if it’s not what you hoped to hear. Our job is to protect the bigger picture, not agree with every request.