Gina Fitzsimmons ASID NKBA

Home Improvement Professionals , Interior Designers & Decorators , Universal Design
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Gina Fitzsimmons ASID NKBA
52 Reviews

Coastal En-suite

Our coastal en-suite bed and bath bring a fresh look and solution to the clients wish list for this space. We overcame balance issues and played up the tall ceilings in the space. Our waterfront Chesapeake bed and bath bring a fresh vibe to the home. Gina
Project Year: 2018
Project Cost: $50,001 - $75,000
Country: United States
Our brass wall mounted swing arm lamps leave usable surface space on our extra small night stands.
Coastal Ensuite
Our floating headboard was framed out by the shiplap wall with columns to bring balance to the night tables on each side of the King sized bed.
Coastal Ensuite
What to do when the client wants a King Size Bed and there is no room for it!!! Here in this waterfront bedroom there was barely room for the smallest of nightstands if we used a king sized bed. The solution was to incorporate a column on the wall with the night stand and make it a key feature of...
Coastal En-suite
The chaise in the room provided a nice place to read a book and take a doze.
Coastal Ensuite
The Vanity table with magnifying mirror is a great place to sit and freshen up before dinner. The drum ottoman below the vanity table is studded with nailhead trim.
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The Mirror above the vanity has a casual selvage look.
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The bedding comprised of three euro pillows, two king shams and a pillow. The details of contrasting welt and applied banding were great finishing touches.
Coastal Ensuite
Our stationary drapery panels were made of linen and the hem was a contrasting tattersal pattern with my all-time favorite trim!
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Our pebble tile mirror frame doubled as the backsplash for a clean tailored look.
Coastal Ensuite
Our en-suite bathroom use to be a HVAC storage room adjacent to the Guest Bedroom. We were able to move some mechanicals to gain an 11x7 bathroom!
Coastal Ensuite
Our en-suite bathroom use to be a HVAC storage room adjacent to the Guest Bedroom. We were able to move some mechanicals to gain an 11x7 bathroom! Our choice of installing a herringbone patterned floor made the space.
Coastal Ensuite
The Electrical panel for this floor of the house was concealed behind mirrored doors in our storage cabinetry.
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Our Vanity in the newly added bathroom is a nice focal point when you get a glimpse into the space.
Coastal Ensuite
The architectural columns on each side of the bed create a stronger emphasis on the under scaled night tables to make the whole focal point stronger and more balanced.
Coastal Ensuite
Before
Our BEFORE Shot of the Bedroom shows how we were not taking advantage of the height of the Ceiling. The architectural design of the bed wall created a strong focal point.
Coastal Ensuite
Before
OUR BEFORE SHOT OF THE GUEST BATH.
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Before
Our BEFORE SHOT OF THE GUEST BATH AREA. We were able to add a 11x7 bathroom to the adjoining Guest Bedroom by moving a few mechanicals in the storage area. The electrical panels were hidden by the added cabinetry. The panels had easy access afterwards.
Coastal Ensuite