Liston Design Build is a Triple Award Winner

We are so excited to share that Liston Design Build was a triple award winner at the annual Home Builders Association of St. Louis & Eastern Missouri’s (HBA) Sales, Marketing, & Construction (SMAC) Awards on Thursday, May 10 at a ceremony at Greenbriar Hills Country Club in Kirkwood, MO. The SMAC Awards honor excellence in the home building industry and are divided into three categories: Homes of the Year, Marketing & Advertising, and Personal Achievement.

Liston Design Build was one of the most frequently honored companies in attendance and received awards in the following categories: Remodeling Project of the Year, Overall Redesign, Under $300,000; Kitchen Remodeling Project of the Year; and Remodeling Project of the Year, Miscellaneous Project (the winning project was a basement remodel).

Below are our wining projects. Click on the links below for behind-the-scenes info (and more pictures) of these unique projects!

Remodeling Project of the Year, Overall Redesign, Under $300,000

For this 1938 2-story house, we added an 800 sq. ft. 2-story addition, expanding a much too small kitchen on the main level and a family gathering space. The 2nd floor added an additional bedroom for their family. Included in this project was a kitchen remodel including new “on-trend” white painted cabinets, Cambria quartz countertops, new stainless-steel appliances, and a subway tile backsplash and hardwood flooring to tie into the adjoining spaces. A butler’s pantry with a wall mounted TV, additional storage, and undercounter beverage center is perfect for a house with 3 school age children. This family of 5 also gained a drop zone consisting of built in lockers off the new kitchen.

Kitchen Remodeling Project of the Year

Starting out as a full kitchen remodel for a newly-purchased home, this project quickly evolved to a whole-house remodel, touching many parts of this home. We remodeled the kitchen with new cabinetry, quartz countertops, some new appliances, subway tile backsplash and new flooring (which ended up being installed on the entire main level). We removed an unnecessary bank of cabinets and created a walk-up bar for coffee or cocktails with distressed open shelving and iron brackets, white subway tile, a new bar sink, ice maker, and beverage center. We also did partial remodeling in 3 bathrooms, painted the entire house, and changed the flooring on the second floor as well.