What was once an ordinary garage becomes a working arts center and studio. Starting with a 1 and a half car garage, the first step was to remove the garage door and replace with a bay window to let in some light. A cleverly disguised HVAC system and post are hidden out of sight in a closet. Per code, a metal door with panic bar was also installed. One wall is covered by 6 foot mirrored panels for the dance studio as well as special wood floors with extra cushioning for dancing.
Boosting the curb appeal is the top priority for this makeover. Crowd-pleasing changes include elegant columns, slate floor and new garden beds, resulting in a sale sixteen thousand dollars above the original asking price.
Rafael and Court redesign their unfinished basement to become a living room, workspace and guest bedroom. They decide to use color instead of walls to separate the three spaces and make things feel bigger and more open.
Derek and Veronica find out the electric wiring and gas lines in their house aren't up to code after demolition for the renovation begins. Passing the safety inspection is now a major priority for this renovation.
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