Chestnut
Consultants & Contractors
PROJECTS
This is my desire, my ability to put together a proposal, give the customer the chance to see the project for the first time. Showing them sketches with their proposal, then making it come true, as if it was a living, breathing, part of they're life. I know that this seams a bit to much, not true. Because it is a major desision, that at the end is a love, hate moment.
Mission Hills
Bringing together an archway w/ architectual design.
The dream was to bring two different worlds/ rooms together, giving a beautiful design to soften the flow between the two.. Our team of designers came up with the concept. The result: was a stunning archway to enhance the look, the customer was trying to achieve.
Mission Hills
A lonely brick fireplace meets new concept in wood.
When this customer came to us, and explained a little of what she was looking for. we were able to take her idea, and add a few thought's, turning it to a reality. We realized why they had chosen to go with us, it was as simple as a referral from a previous customer. Now as their Entertainment area continues to grow, the design fit the decor of the house. We took the challenge head on and are delighted with the results!
Point Loma
Turning a deck into art.
Working with the Customer, we came up with an idea of what they were looking for. To accomidate a structure that would flow as they made they're way down to the new pool. With a landing or view point over looking the pool area at mid-span of the staircase. the landing went from a transition in stairs, to a benched sitting area for company to converse at.
Bringing the old back from the grave
The dream was to bring something lost, back! Rancho Bernardo was hit hard, the fire storms wiped out large areas of the county. This deck was one of those losses, that left these home owners devistated. Rebuilding a county in ruins one piece at a time. So by working along side with the county , and the ravaged community. We had drawn and submitted a set of blue prints, and started this project in motion. The view you see with its open and lit up railing, was the final stage in putting some relief and comfort on a bad situation.
