THE LEWIS HOME

ERDA, UT

Lewis Home Makeover

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Take a tour through Darren and Alecia’s Utah dream home, a project three years in the making.


No.01

Exterior + Entryway

Welcome to the Lewis home


No.02

Dining Room

Seating for six

No. 03

Great Room


Space for the whole family

Kitchen Process

No. 04


Kitchen + Pantry

A space for the cooks

No.05

Exterior + Entryway

No.06

Exterior + Entryway

No.07

Exterior + Entryway

The basement kitchen was the first thing calling for help. Picture this: bright red cabinets with a black-and-white checkerboard backsplash and floors. Fun in its own way, but not at all the calm, timeless look we wanted. And with a limited budget, a full remodel wasn’t happening just yet.

No.08

Downstairs Entertainment Room

Turning Dated Into Delightful: Basement Kitchen Refresh


When we purchased our home in 2019, it was the potential that won us over more than the style. The house had everything we needed—five bedrooms, two and a half baths, two kitchens—but the look? Definitely stuck in another decade.

Instead, we leaned into small changes that made a big difference. We had the cabinets painted, swapped the hardware for something sleek, added a clean white tile backsplash, and replaced the flooring with a durable neutral tone that pulled it all together.

It’s still a work in progress, but it finally feels like us. One day we’d love to add a gas stove, but for now, we’re happy knowing a few simple updates can turn even the most dated space into something we actually enjoy using.

The basement kitchen was the first thing calling for help. Picture this: bright red cabinets with a black-and-white checkerboard backsplash and floors. Fun in its own way, but not at all the calm, timeless look we wanted. And with a limited budget, a full remodel wasn’t happening just yet.

No.09

Backyard + Pool

Backyard bliss: all you need is sun and water.


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Instead, we leaned into small changes that made a big difference. We had the cabinets painted, swapped the hardware for something sleek, added a clean white tile backsplash, and replaced the flooring with a durable neutral tone that pulled it all together.

It’s still a work in progress, but it finally feels like us. One day we’d love to add a gas stove, but for now, we’re happy knowing a few simple updates can turn even the most dated space into something we actually enjoy using.