“The renovation completely transformed our condo. We are thrilled with the new kitchen layout. The condo feels so much better with the brighter finishes throughout.”

“The renovation completely transformed our condo. We are thrilled with the new kitchen layout. The condo feels so much better with the brighter finishes throughout.”

Singletree Client

Kitchen in the Singletree renovation in Edwards, Colorado, with walnut cabinetry, a dark stone island and pendant lights

We sought to update this 1990’s condo to craft warm and cozy spaces throughout while making some minor improvements to the original floor plan. The original condo had not been changed for over 30 years and the kitchen countertops were interrupted by a corner from the adjacent bedroom. The owners sought a more efficient kitchen layout, reconfigured the second bathroom, updated finishes throughout, including wood floors in the public spaces and a new gas fireplace to anchor the open living spaces. We removed the unnecessary corner between the kitchen and primary bedroom, which equaled 6 square feet, to enlarge the kitchen and improve the layout. Additionally, the guest bathroom was altered to create a more inviting spacious room for visiting guests. New wood floors, windows & doors, LED lighting and a limestone gas fireplace provide a brighter, more modern feel to this condo.

Residential Remodel  |  Edwards  |  2021 year completed

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Singletree is a condo remodel in Edwards, Colorado, completed in 2021. Below are answers to common questions about the project.

1. Where is the Singletree residence located?
In the Singletree neighborhood of Edwards, Colorado.

2. What was the goal of the remodel?
To update a 1990s condo that hadn’t changed in over 30 years, creating warm, cozy spaces with a few targeted improvements to the floor plan.

3. How was the kitchen improved?
A corner from the adjacent primary bedroom interrupted the kitchen countertops. Removing just 6 square feet of that corner enlarged the kitchen and made the layout more efficient.

4. What else changed?
The guest bathroom was reconfigured to feel more spacious, and new wood floors, windows and doors, LED lighting and a limestone gas fireplace give the condo a brighter, more modern feel.

5. Can Sipes Architects remodel my condo?
Yes. Renovations are a large part of our work. Contact us to talk about your home.