At Wentworth we understand that interior space reconfiguration can be an efficient and cost-effective way to get the home of your dreams without building an expensive addition. With a more efficient floor plan, your home can be transformed into a space to fit your lifestyle. A careful design analysis by the Wentworth team will often reveal opportunities that were not immediately apparent. In many cases, your home is full of untapped potential: excessive hallway space, odd closet configurations, undersized or oversized rooms and poorly laid out circulation are all waiting to be transformed into more livable, usable space. Often a home does not need more space – just better space, and that’s where you can truly benefit from interior space reconfiguration!
Use Interior Space Reconfiguration
to Cook up New & Improved Room
Your kitchen is the heart of the home. But many older homes feature kitchens with excessive doors and poor circulation, antiquated and oversized walk-in pantries and miniscule breakfast alcoves, thus clogging the flow and enjoyment of your prime living space. Merging these disparate spaces together can transform your interior. Simply removing a wall between the kitchen and the dining room can make a huge impact in a once cramped galley kitchen. Or a more complicated transformation of a kitchen’s adjacent garage into an open family room/kitchen space can make your home feel like new. Our award-winning architects and interior designers will assess your kitchen’s current layout and envision a new design – one that transforms unused space into a cohesive and contemporary open plan kitchen.
Taking a Bath, Creating a Room
Bathroom Interior Space Reconfiguration
Bathrooms pose a particular space challenge. Wentworth can evaluate your older, undersized bathroom and create solutions to get the most out of a tiny space. Borrowing from an adjacent space, whether a bedroom or a closet, might give a bathroom extra breathing room and improve overall functionality. And modern fixtures and bathroom cabinetry are much more space-efficient than their older counterparts. For today’s homeowners, multiple tubs in a home aren’t necessary, and a more practical use of space can include a large shower stall. If you’ve always dreamed of a spa-like master bathroom suite with double sinks and a generous shower stall, a reconfiguration of your master bath and bedroom could be all it takes to achieve your desired room.