On Assignment: Indoor/outdoor living area by Cross Construction

Earlier this month I photographed an indoor/outdoor living space remodel by Cross Construction here in San Antonio, Texas. Previously, the area where the hardwood floor is now was cement and was part of the outdoor patio. Access to the patio was through a pair of French doors. In the remodeling process, walls were knocked down and the living area was extended, then the folding/sliding doors were added. The owners had a dining room table in this space, which was moved in order to get an unobstructed view for the photographs. Can you imagine how inspiring an art studio would be in a space like this?

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On Assignment: Dreamy kitchen by Cross Construction

I photographed this gorgeous kitchen earlier this month in San Antonio, TX. I’ll take it “as is,” including the cat! The beams were actually created from scratch by distressing new wood—I bet that was a fun project!

They made the beams from scratch because ‘real’ ones would be too heavy to try and get into the space. These are hollow beams that were ripped, then distressed with chains, wire, brushes, burned, and whitewashed/painted.

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On Assignment: Bathroom remodel by Cross Construction (his)

Bathroom remodel by Cross Construction, San Antonio, Texas

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On Assignment: Kitchen remodel by Cross Construction

Remodel by Cross Construction, San Antonio, Texas

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On Assignment: Bathroom remodel by Cross Construction

Remodel by Cross Construction, San Antonio, Texas

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On Assignment: Kitchen remodel by Cross Construction

Cross Construction, in San Antonio, Texas, remodeled this sleek and modern kitchen, which is completely different from the previous kitchen I blogged about.

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On Assignment: Kitchen remodel by Cross Construction

Cross Construction, in San Antonio, Texas, remodeled this beautiful kitchen for a client who needed their home modified for special needs. The term is called “aging in place,” and Craig Scott, owner of Cross Construction, is a certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS). He received his certification from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). I photographed six beautiful homes in April and will show more photos shortly.

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