by Jill Kessenich | Feb 22, 2018 | Kitchens & Baths, Living Spaces, Remodel/Additions
The Baumanns live in a typical ranch-style house, with an open-concept living-dining area and kitchen. But, with a family of 6, they needed to have more flexibility in these spaces—there was no eating counter, and there was an awkward 1/2 wall between the dining and...
by STWPadmin | Nov 10, 2016 | Living Spaces, Remodel/Additions
Our 1910 foursquare had lots of doors and dark hallways. Jill reconfigured our first floor, which included removing a support wall in the living room, moving the basement staircase, designing a breakfast nook, and redesigning our bathroom and laundry room. Jill...
by STWPadmin | Nov 10, 2016 | Kitchens & Baths, Remodel/Additions
When my husband and I decided to update our 30 year old home, Jill was the first person we called. That was our best decision! Jill provided wonderful choices for us in a very respectful and timely manner. We have not regretted one decision and are extremely pleased...
by Jill Kessenich | May 14, 2013 | Kitchens & Baths, Remodel/Additions
“I wanted a more period kitchen for my 1918 bungalow, and Jill’s Hoard Museum design caught my eye – here was someone who understood old houses! She is great to work with – lots of good ideas, very diplomatic, keeps the project moving. She solved some design...
by Jill Kessenich | May 7, 2013 | Kitchens & Baths, Living Spaces, Remodel/Additions
“Jill Kessenich and her Bungalow Pros team have served as our partners in our efforts large and small to restore our 1914 Praire/Craftsman home to its former glory. From assistance with wall covering selections to the design of a new fireplace/built-in bookshelf...
by STWPadmin | Jan 13, 2013 | Living Spaces, New Construction, Remodel/Additions
This is an architecturally-sensitive addition to a 1915 historic foursquare located in Appleton, WI. Kessenich designed floors plans, exterior and interior elevations, building cross sections, lighting and electrical plans. She also assisted client in selecting...
