My customer wanted to update her builder grade kitchen. We removed the bar top peninsula and moved the sink to a large eat at island. The cabinets are stacked and the counter top is quartz.

My customer wanted to revamp her large master bathroom to a style that more fit their taste. We also revamped the Jack and Jill bathroom that her son and daughter shared by taking out the tub and converting it to a large shower. The finishes are more gender neutral for two tweens.

New screened porch with solid click vinyl flooring.

While this room has good scale it felt narrow-there would not be many options as to the furniture placement. The sitting area featured 4 arched windows and a door leading to the patio. The tall cathedral ceiling was definitely a point of interest. We narrowed down the color palate to taupe greys, crème and a hint of lemon grass. The old carpet was replaced with a dark hardwood floor. The ornate mantle was removed and a new modern sleek mantle was installed. A surround of Carrara marble was selected. The walls were painted a medium gray and a dark gray contrasted with the trim. We chose 2 identical tone on tone rugs for the sleeping and relaxing areas, Our client wanted a bed with drama -so we selected a fully upholstered bed with slight wings and a unique center detail. A gray velvet was chosen for the headboard and pewter nail heads accent every flair. Extra height was added to the headboard to ensure drama! Simple bedding continue the modern edge-the duvet resembled a snakeskin pattern and just a hint of lemongrass is added with the shams. Two artesian chests flank each side of the massive bed. The mix of metal adds interest to the room. Two extra tall lamps rest on each side of the chests. A bench upholstered in a lemon grass textured fabric has 2 neck rolls uniquely strapped at the ends.

We selected a coastal color palette using shades of blue, greens and coral. The walls were painted in a soft taupe color. The tile was painted in a cream color. We chose a teal and white embroidered sheer fabric for the shower curtain that was tied back to one side with a coordinating cornice hold-back. The outdated cabinets were painted and glazed in a darker shade of taupe. We framed the mirror and changed the hardware to an antique gold finish. A new granite top and antique brass faucet were also used to update the look. We finished by adding beautiful colored accessories and artwork that pulled in the coastal flair. The floor was changed to a ceramic tile.

To begin, a new layout was created for the bathroom. The old bathtub area was eliminated and a freestanding soaker tub was installed. This allowed enough space for a larger shower and to move the water closet to the opposite side-thus creating more space for it also. The layout of the two vanities was redesigned and tall cabinets were used to create a seamless flow. A new tray ceiling was created to take advantage of the tall ceilings and create a focal point. Shades of gray and cream were chosen as the color scheme. The lower cabinets were painted gray with silver antiquing. The top cabinets were painted cream and all cabinets were accented with nickel hardware. Marble tile was chosen for the floor and shower tile. A horizontal band of accent tile with metal accents create a focal point in the shower. An arched window treatment was designed to match the arch above the tub. A sheer panel under the cornice softens the look. Simple accessories complete the look.

The homeowner wanted to create a beautiful updated kitchen for their new home. They wanted lots of seating for the family and entertaining. We started by selecting the cabinets in a white finish in order to create a feeling of the kitchen appearing larger. We then chose a glass backsplash in shades of olive green. The glass created a softer reflective feel against the white cabinets. Appliances and kitchen accessories were in a brushed nickel finish. We added a few glass doors that allowed for a color illumination. Black metal and glass pendants were placed over the large island along with a matching chandelier over the beautiful merlot finish dining table. A combination of trellis back side chairs and two fully upholstered wood chairs for the seating. A roman shade was placed at the window over the sink in a floral fabric in yellow, orange, green and gray tones. The windows in the breakfast area were framed in panels in a yellow and white aztec design. The counter was done in ubatuba granite color to tie in with the color pallet. Beautiful art in rich orange tones and swivel bar stools in green tones help to finish the space and maximize seating.

We started by selecting a soft and soothing color pallet. We painted the ceiling in a chiffon blue and the walls were wallpapered in the same color with a multi mod stripe print. The cabinets were refaced in a painted finish and the island was enlarged and stained in a rich mahogany. The counters were replaced in a multi color granite. New appliances were selected in stainless steel. The faucet and pulls were all finished in a rubbed oil bronze finish. We selected a beautiful rectangular wood top table with a wrought iron scroll base. The chairs are done in wood and mix fabric upholstery. The front and back of each chair was done in a bold large abstract design with a detail crystal button. The window treatment panels were in a beautiful embroidered linen fabric with hand painted decorative hardware. A roman shade in the same fabric was placed over the sink while the roman shade at the window was done in a small blue harlequin design with decorative trim. Large hand painted art in floral designs adorn the wall behind the breakfast table. A sisal border area rug was placed under the table. To finish the elegant kitchen a large hand blown chandelier over the table and two crystal pendants over the island give our client the look she desired.