Kitchens
Plan cabinetry, work surfaces, appliance locations, lighting and storage around the way you cook, gather and move through the room.
FULL HOME RENOVATIONSOne Home.
One Home.
A Complete Vision.
Thoughtful renovation of kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces, with a cohesive approach to the rooms you use every day.
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MODA BUILDING / Full Home RenovationsA Home That Works
A Home That Works
Beautifully Together.
A full renovation is a chance to make your home feel more connected. Moda Building helps shape that conversation around the way the rooms work together: circulation, storage, shared materials, natural light and the details that carry from one space to the next.
We focus on high-end transformations with clear priorities. That may mean a kitchen that opens more naturally to family life, a calm primary bathroom or a series of rooms brought into a more consistent whole. The scope should reflect your home and the investment you want to make.
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WHAT WE DO
From Individual Rooms to a Cohesive Home.
Discuss a complete transformation or a coordinated group of rooms. Feasibility, sequencing and specifications are established for the property.
Bathrooms
Bring layout, tile, fixtures, cabinetry and lighting together, with attention to wet-area planning and everyday function.
Living & Dining Spaces
Consider circulation, focal walls, built-ins and the relationship between rooms before choosing the visible finishes.
Cabinetry & Built-Ins
Explore storage that feels integrated, with proportions, hardware and materials that support the overall design direction.
Flooring, Trim & Lighting
Use consistent finishes and thoughtful transitions to help a multi-room renovation feel like one complete home.
Whole-Home Planning
Discuss project phases, household access, key selections and how work in one area affects the rest of the property.
Full Home Renovations / PORTFOLIOFamiliar Spaces.
Familiar Spaces.
A Different Way to Live.
Explore kitchen, bathroom and living-space transformations with distinct design directions.
Kitchen RenovationCabinetryStatement Stone
Explore the Design Direction
The Starting Point
A traditional kitchen with dated maple cabinetry and a disconnected finish palette.
The Direction
Coordinated oak cabinetry, a statement stone island and carefully balanced lighting.
Bathroom RenovationNatural TextureRefined Fixtures
Explore the Design Direction
The Starting Point
A large traditional bathroom with dated fixtures and heavy finishes.
The Direction
A quieter material palette with natural stone, warm cabinetry and a considered bathing area.
Living SpacesBuilt-InsCohesive Materials
Explore the Design Direction
The Starting Point
A dated living area with beige carpet, oak trim and a brick fireplace.
The Direction
A cohesive living space with oak flooring, limestone and integrated storage around the existing room.
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PLANNING THE DETAILSThe Rooms Are Connected.
The Rooms Are Connected.
The Decisions Should Be Too.
Plan the visible details alongside the practical conditions that determine how a renovation comes together.
Function First
Identify what feels awkward now: movement, storage, workspace, privacy or the connection between rooms.
A Shared Material Story
Coordinate cabinetry, stone, flooring, metals and lighting so individual rooms feel related without becoming identical.
Sequencing & Daily Life
Discuss access, utilities, deliveries and household needs before construction. Some projects may call for temporary changes to how you use the home.
OUR PROCESSA Clear Scope.
Explore Our Process A Clear Scope.
A Considered Sequence.
- 01
Discover the Priorities
Walk through the rooms, what you want to change and what deserves to stay.
- 02
Review Feasibility
Consider existing conditions, intended layouts and any specialist input the scope may require.
- 03
Coordinate the Selections
Bring materials, specifications and budget priorities into an agreed plan.
- 04
Build & Refine
Follow the project sequence, address approved changes and finish with a detailed walkthrough.
BEFORE THE FIRST CONVERSATION
What Shapes a Whole-Home Renovation?
The more we understand at the start, the more useful the first discussion can be.
- Number of rooms and scope of changes
- Existing structural and mechanical conditions
- Cabinetry, fixtures and material selections
- Project phasing and access to the home
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWEREDDetails Worth
Details Worth
Talking Through.
Do I Need to Renovate Every Room?
No. A coordinated renovation may focus on the rooms that have the greatest impact. Explain your long-term plans so the current scope can work with them.
Can We Keep Features We Already Like?
Yes. Existing details can guide the new material palette or layout. Bring attention to anything you want to retain at the first conversation.
Can I Live at Home During the Work?
It depends on the rooms affected, utilities, access and construction sequence. Discuss household needs early so the practical arrangements are clear.
How Are Design Changes Handled?
Changes should be documented through the agreed project process, including any effect on scope, cost or timing, before the additional work proceeds.
Do These Pages Include a Fixed Price or Timeline?
No. Pricing and scheduling depend on the property, selections and agreed scope. A project-specific written proposal is the basis for those decisions.
Where Are Full Renovations Available?
Our focus is select Oakland County communities. The Service Areas page includes the shared interior-service locations and the additional full-renovation coverage.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR HOMEYour Project.
Your Project.
A Thoughtful Start.
Share your location, priorities and planned investment. We’ll start with the details that matter to you.
(248) 801-9000help@modabuilding.comFull home renovations in select Oakland County communities.
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