Architect's Guild LLC

We originally just fantasized about moving our washer and dryer from the basement to the first floor of our house. But how? Our kitchen, built in 1931, was inadequate to begin with and we couldn’t think of how we would fit an extra two appliances into an already badly organized space. We engaged Architects' Guild in Bethel CT. to help us out. Debbie and Peter set out in our first exploratory meeting to create what seemed to us wonderfully creative ideas. In the end, they suggested we expand our kitchen into an unused maid's room. In doing that, they provided us with both the efficient laundry space we wanted and a lovely breakfast room with broad windows open to our backyard garden. We now have a remodeled, joy to work in kitchen with enhanced lighting, improved heating and added window space. Debbie and Peter were both sensitive to our needs and responsive to our infrequent requests for design modifications. At our request, they recommended a contractor and cabinetry supplier whom we hired. They provided support and guidance as the project progressed and made sure that while the kitchen was modernized, the design remained consistent with that of the rest of the house. They were meticulous in their work, and more importantly, meaningfully improved the quality of our lives. We often wondered what architects are for. Now we know..

We hired Peter and his team to help us design solutions for our outdated home. Peter took all of our thoughts and poured them into a fabulous project. Every detail was thought of. As we take on different phases of the project over the course of a few years the design holds true to our needs as a growing family. I would definitely recommend giving Architect's Guild a call. They are a pleasure to work with.