Mindy Geist Interiors, LLC

Home Improvement Professionals , Interior Designers & Decorators , Universal Design
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Mindy Geist Interiors, LLC

Fenwick/Saddlecreek

This was a custom home project of 3600 sq.ft. I was the interior designer on this project. I designed the cabinet layout and design throughout the house and the fireplace design. I selected all tile, carpet, paint, granite, light fixtures, plumbing fixtures throughout the house.
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I designed this study to have French doors, a transom window with extended frieze molding, and stained concrete floors.
Fenwick/Saddlecreek
I designed this corner fireplace to have library paneled trim, dry-stacked facade, and a brick hearth.
Fenwick/Saddlecreek
I designed this kitchen to have a neutral 18' tile floor (set on the diagonal). I selected dark walnut finish on the custom cabinetry and used an extended crown molding with frieze and rope twist accents.
Fenwick/Saddlecreek
I selected slab granite for the kitchen countertop.
Fenwick/Saddlecreek
Detailed photo of kitchen backsplash with 12" ceramic tile and 4"slate tile.
Fenwick/Saddlecreek
I designed 2 above-cabinet display niches for this kitchen. One above the refrigerator, the other above the cooktop. I used rope-twist cabinet accents and extended height frieze molding on the cabinets for additional height for the kitchen.
Fenwick/Saddlecreek
I designed this dining room to have an arched entrance (24" deep arch), 18" diagonally set tile for the floor, and a deep red for the walls and ceiling (semi-gloss). I selected 3 large arched windows.
Fenwick/Saddlecreek
In this Master Bathroom, I selected a dark walnut finish on the custom cabinets and bun feet to give the cabintes a case-piece furniture feel. There are fluted wood accents. I designed a his-and-her staggered height counter top. I used tile for the counter tops and a rolled stone edge. I chose to...
Fenwick/Saddlecreek
I designed this master bath shower to have 18" tile with a 12" accent tile.
Fenwick/Saddlecreek
I chose to paint the walls and ceiling of this powder room Ralph Lauren's Parlor Gold. I used a 4" brush and applied the paint in a cross-hatch pattern to give it a gold-leaf appearance.
Fenwick/Saddlecreek
I chose to paint the walls and ceiling of this powder room Ralph Lauren's Parlor Gold. I used a 4" brush and applied the paint in a cross-hatch pattern to give it a gold-leaf appearance.
Fenwick/Saddlecreek