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REMODEL | SALT LAKE CITY

Mt. Olympus Makeover

These clients, a recently married husband and wife, needed to redesign their house in a way that would feel like home to both of them — a place where each partner could experience a familiar welcome and find inspiration to embrace something new. The resulting space embodies their commitment to merging two separate lives without sacrificing either identity.

In addition to a welcoming, functional space that represents the best of both their tastes, the clients also needed somewhere where friends and loved ones could gather. The house required more than just a redesign; it needed a complete metamorphosis. The closed floor plan was opened. The outdated stone of the fireplace was replaced by elegant custom tile and stainless steel. Countertops were upgraded to quartzite, and knotty pine cabinets were transformed into rich walnut. Step by step, the house evolved from a mere living space into a place where its occupants could thrive.

“There was only one person I wanted to design and direct our project and that was Leslie. Her team immediately took full control of the project, having her team produce CAD and as-built drawings of the existing house. These were invaluable in her process of design as she began to formulate space planning and finishes. Leslie has the respect of the best residential and commercial contractors in our area… Coming from a construction background myself I knew how important it was.”

J.O.

Redesigning the house from the ground up offered the opportunity to sculpt a space that truly reflected the clients’ tastes, needs, and personalities. Leslie preserved the client’s meticulously curated collection of artwork, adapting walls and decor around the existing pieces. She carefully selected the furnishings, each of which was custom-built for their exacting needs. 

Builder

Photography

Jackson Leroy

Josh Caldwell