This is a tiny room off the bathroom that used to hold one bed. We made a shower in the bathroom and jutted into this room to do it.So this is now my vanity room where i can dress do hair make-up and store bathroom stuff. Hope you like it.
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I've been renovating our Hawaii home slowly over the past 3 years. This is the space/area between the living room and den. I put in new Ipe hardwood floors, added the display insets on the walls, put a carpet inlay which matches the carpet in the den, painted with warm colors, knocked down a wall and here is the finished project. Kitchen is a mess ... would LOVE to have HGTV do a final make over (wink, wink :
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I created this nusery for my very first baby boy. My husband, being a Navy Man, wanted nautical. I, however, wanted something masculine but soft. So I tried to fuse them all together.
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This property I just finished up in Chicago's Logan Square. It's set on an oversized lot. I started with fixing the siding and then ripping down the siding and then redoing the porch, building the landscaping wall. adding accent lighting etc...
This is setup for a multi-unit dwelling, but i designed the layout, so that you could simply take out the right had door and open up the wall to be a single family home.
WHAT DESIGN STYLE WOULD YOU GUYS CALL THIS?
The master bath turned out great and I am very pleased, so I'll attach a few pics of the interior too.
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Just a peak at part of what my husband built this last year. I got to help design the new spaces and of course the fun part THE DECORATING! (I was going for a tuscan feelStill want area carpet but must go nice with my furry white boy you see in pic
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i have this little tiney room with a large window facing a back yard with a tall brick wall. I started with towal wall paper and made matching drapery and bench with a lot of color. I also put an antique arm chair with a tall square table in front of the chair so we can play cards or have breakfast on weekend. Meanwhile, I decided to give a face lift to the lonley back yard! I add a wall fountain and started a fast growing wild green that you can see is now covering the entire brick wall. i also used a few large flower pots for begonvilia and also potato vines for color contrast. This little room is now the best seat in the house.
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This is our weekend labor of love. We spent long nights and many Sundays building our spa like master bath. This was an empty attic space when we first started. Over 2 months we did everything from building walls to tile work. This was a true do it yourself from start to finish. We used Travertine tile and sinks along with copper accents and slate for the shower, but my favorite thing is laundry shoot. I am interested in seeing if others like it as much as we do. Thanks for looking!
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A spa like feel accompanies this bathroom... from the programmable heated floor to the 72" slipper claw foot tub (comfortably fits a man over 6" tall to the river-rock shower floor. We purchased custom two-toned fixtures in oil rubbed bronze and copper finish. We wanted the vanity area to look like a piece of furniture so we made it counter top height, included spindles and ball feet to help us achieve that look. We also added a shelf into the vanity area and had the side splashes created to pull it all together. To keep the sink area uncluttered we incorporated wall mount faucets. The final touch was adding the decorative tile in the middle of the vanity to add some color and break up the granite look (same tile is in the shower area and as wall decorations above the windows. We added outlets inside the vanities to allow us to hide hairdryers, shavers, electric toothbrushes, etc.. We used a combination of molding designs from the cabinet maker to create a unique mirror frame. We used an offset pattern of 19 X 19 tiles for the floor and to break up the large floor area as well as to highlight the claw foot tub and we created a tile carpet for it to sit on. The shower is a neo-angle area surrounded by 1/2 inch thick glass and tiled in a 16 x 16 natural stone and includes a bench and a wonderful river-rock floor that soothes your feet as you shower (the shower is large enough to hold 2 adults comfortably. We also included a few hooks between the tub and shower area so that there is a place to hang towels or other items. All lights fixtures are on dimmer switches ( 3 zones - above the vanity lights, above the tub and the rest plus the exhaust fan is hidden in one of the recessed lights! The final items that pull this bathroom all together are the crown molding, the oversize wood base cove molding, the stool, the cafe shutters that allow light in but allow us to keep our privacy, the full length mirror attached to the back of the bathroom door and the his & hers re-designed California Closets. I hope you enjoy the pictures as much as we enjoy our bathroom!!
asmith@asmadvantage.com
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This master and bath was painted a few years ago and has evolved into what you see today.
Here is my question for my fellow "raters:" The white roller shades were a temporary solution. I am thinking of tortoise shell bamboo shades to warm it up a little so that I can easily move from white bedding to darker bedding in the fall and winter. Thoughts?
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We currently have this home on the market. It is located in Missouri in the Branson School District. For more information and to look at a virtual tour, the MLS number is 341835. Would make a great permanent residence or vacation home.
I chose to have the powder room painted "Sweet Georgia Brown". It is a small space but I wanted to use a rich color on both the walls and ceiling. The vanity is stained black and distressed. The sink is a talavera from Mexico. I chose travertine for the countertops and backsplash. The artwork came from a flea market and the colors work well with the sink. The mirror was from a local antique store.
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We converted our 70's bathroom to an Asian inspired, comfortable place to relax. Features a slipper soaking tub, a steam shower and a flat screen to watch HGTV. No contractors, designers, or other professionals were used in the making of this remodel!
