Remodeled Residence up to 3,000 Sq. Ft.

Olathe MCM

This mid-century modern home has a fresh perspective while maintaining its original character. The redesign preserved key elements like repurposed cabinetry and existing stonework, blending them with contemporary updates to meet today’s standards.

A major challenge was removing two load-bearing walls in the kitchen without vertical supports. The solution—a custom-engineered “Super Truss”—allowed for an open, uninterrupted space. Budget considerations required thoughtful revisions, but through collaboration and creativity, the final design remained true to the client’s vision.

Design/Build

Stumpff HomeWorks

Interior Designer

Michael Schnetzer

Homeowner
Design Consultants

RESET Interiors

Will Brown Interiors

Photographer

Craig Keene

Resources

Appliances: Factory Direct Appliance  Cabinets: Century Wood Products    Countertop Fabricator: Central Surfaces   Countertops: MSI International (Granite slab for backsplash and bar); Cambria Countertops   Doors: Marvin, Ultimate Patio Sliding Doors; Thermatru, Entry Door, KC Millwork   Trim Material: KC Millwork   Drywall: Lee Drywall Plaster & Stucco   Electrical:Stumpff HomeWorks   Engineering: Bob D. Campbell & Co.   Carpeting: Tyrer Wholesale Flooring  Hardwood Flooring: Acme Floor Co.   Framing: Schelp Construction   Garage Doors: Radio Controlled Garage Door and Gate    Glass & Mirrors: Westport Glass   Heating & Cooling: City Wide Heating and Cooling   Insulation: The Hayes Company   Light Control: Bravas KC   Painter: Color Splash; Stumpff HomeWorks   Plumbing: iPlumb KC   Plumbing Fixtures: Ferguson Home   Roofing: Patriot Metal   Steel: Al Stevens Construction   Stone Company: AKA Masonry    Tile: Eddie Cummings Tile   Trim Work: Stumpff HomeWorks   Windows: Marvin

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