EHR - Exceptional Homes & Remodeling

06/15/2026

06/15/2026

03/18/2026

True luxury is found in the quiet: the dawn light hitting the kitchen island or a lakeside breeze during dinner. It’s a life that feels as open as the view itself. 🕯️

What draws you in more—the energy of the city or the stillness of the water? ↓

03/18/2026

There is a distinct magic to this corner of Minneapolis. It’s the rare place where the skyline feels close enough to touch, yet the horizon is defined by the mastheads of Bde Maka Ska.

In Linden Hills, the landscape does the heavy lifting. The design of a home here shouldn't compete with the environment—it should frame it.

A silhouette that respects the historic Tudor and traditional roots of Ewing Ave, reimagined with clean lines for the modern era.

Windows aren't just for light; they are frames for the changing seasons, the morning fog over the water, and the vibrant canopy of the city’s urban forest.

From the bike paths that connect the lakes to the tucked-away bistro corners of the village, this isn't just a location. It’s an ecosystem of wellness and intentionality.

True luxury is found in the quiet moments: the sun hitting the kitchen island at dawn, or the breeze coming off the lake during a backyard dinner. It’s about building a life that feels as open and connected as the view itself.

What does 'home' feel like to you? Is it the energy of the city or the stillness of the water? ↓

01/13/2026

Design isn't just about how a room looks; it's about how the space makes you feel when you walk in.

When we approach a lower-level remodel, we aren't just framing walls; we are setting the tone for how you unwind. You can see two distinct philosophies at play in these recent projects.

On one side, you have the undeniable warmth of the Traditional Pub. There is a grounded, established feeling here, created by rich wood cabinetry and solid granite surfaces. It’s designed to feel like a private speakeasy, where the lighting is warm, the taps are built-in, and the atmosphere invites you to settle in for the long haul.

On the other hand, we have the crisp energy of the Modern Lounge. This approach strips away the weight, trading heavy grain for the clean lines of white subway tile and floating black shelves. It prioritizes airiness and contrast, using quartz and gold accents to create a space that feels bright, curated, and open.

Two completely different energies. One standard of excellence.

Whether you find comfort in the classic or inspiration in the modern, the goal remains the same: building a space that feels like home.

Which aesthetic feels like you?

Your home should be a reflection of how you live, not just a collection of trends. I’d love to hear your thoughts on which style suits your downtime best.