Smooth Operator
Smooth concrete countertops completed the myriad of natural textures that built this beautiful Chicagoland kitchen.
This antique sink from the 1920’s was rescued from a basement (actually, the basement of Sarah’s childhood home in Southern Illinois). With some TLC and refinishing, it became the centerpiece of this kitchen remodel. Patrick loves to re-purpose vintage materials to add character and history to new projects. Blending old pieces with new makes your home project unique and one of a kind.
Stairway to Heaven
It all begins with an idea.
Your front door is really the gateway to your family’s haven. The steps you take up those stairs help transition you from the harsh realities of the world to the place where you feel most cozy and safe. A rickety staircase at this home in Chicagoland was disturbing that transition for the homeowners. So SALT Construction built them a new entryway that now transitions them with quality, integrity, and beauty into the place where they call home.
This family was on a budget, so after the structural upgrades to the stairs and landing, we did cosmetic upgrades to give the house some more curb appeal. New house numbers, black paint on the window trim and mullions, simple window boxes and painting the mailbox made a huge impact without a huge investment.
Shine a light on me
It all begins with an idea.
These homeowners purchased a beautiful 1920’s Chicago home based on it’s historic charm and abundant character. They lovingly polished it up with new paint and other small projects. But when it came time to do a full kitchen renovation, Patrick Eades and SALT Construction came in. Here you can see how they opened a previously cramped kitchen ceiling to give the room height and… light. The combination of exposed brick, natural wood beams, and the light of the sun create an incredible kitchen, rich with texture. Form meets function in this gorgeous kitchen and the homeowners couldn’t be happier.
