Before & After: Bathroom Remodel

It has been a very busy couple of months over here!

We just finished this master bathroom remodel.

 
Before Pictures

This home was built in the late 1950s.
It originally did not have a shower in the master bathroom.
It was added years later. But not done to code- if you know what I mean..

Before Floor Plan

 

My Purposed Plan  

 

 There was a lot of plumbing involved in this project.

 We needed to tie the new shower plumbing into the rest of the house.
(It was on it's own french drain-- so weird)

We had to jack hammer a good amount of the floor to do so. 

And then fill the holes with new cement.

Once the plumbing and framing work was complete- we were able to move forward!

 

After the sheetrock work was complete, we installed ship lap that was salvaged from the clients parents home- on the back wall.
Painted and started tile work.

Paint Colors:
Walls: Saxon Grey #HGSW1455
Trim, Doors & Ceiling: Dover White #6385
Ship Lap: Incredible White #7028
(All from Sherwin Williams)

  

 

I just can not get enough of this bathroom!!

It has vintage charm with a modern appeal.

I am so happy to have been apart of another project for this family.

Looking forward to their next one!

Before & After: Kitchen Remodel

We just completed another kitchen remodel.

I started meeting with this client last year.

We finally started construction this past October.

Here are a few before pictures of the space.

This project all started because the client wanted to remove the existing microwave, and replace it with an up draft vent hood. 

The rest stemmed from there.

 After all- if we are doing the work, might as well have it done like you've always dreamed of.

 

(You will notice in this picture- the corner section was remade)

 

We wired for under cabinet lights- to be on a dimmer of course.

 

This cabinet was taking out of the corner and reused over here for a soon to be- coffee bar.

We painted the cabinets- inside and out.

Revere Pewter 

from Benjamin Moore 

 

Behind each base cabinet door- we made custom pull out trays.

 

A lazy susan was added to the corner.

To maximize usage. 

 The star of the room! 

 The new vent hood cabinet- the most important part of this whole kitchen design. 

It took a while to finally get to the desired look, but once we got there- it was just how we pictured it!

  

We installed 3cm quartz countertops

 and white 3x6 subway tile for the backsplash

 

 

Another addition, was this custom size island cart made from red oak wood, with a clear coat of lacquer finish. And cherry on top- a walnut butcher block top!

We found this Towel Hook Rack from Target to complete the look.

Here are some close ups of the details throughout the space:

 

 Hinged drawer face in front of the sink- for sponge storage.

  

Pull out tray under the sink.

The Coffee bar

 

The complete look

This project really tested my patience at some points.

But with all projects- there are ups and downs.

And in the end it turned out just how the client and I hoped it would. 

Obsessed With: Plaid, Wreaths & Succulents

I have a few items that I am currently obsessed with, I thought I would share them with you!

 'Tis the season for Buffalo Plaid!

 

 Buffalo Check Wrap

 

Buffalo Plaid Clutch 

I am seeing this bold print everywhere these day.

I love it!

 Up next:

This beaut!

Cotton Wreath

 And who doesn't love how gorgeous succulents are!

Copper Planter Pots 

We have a few succulents of our own- so fun watching them grow.
And so easy to care for.


I hope everyone is enjoying the holidays, we sure are getting excited!