Sheila Rich Interiors, LLC

Home Improvement Professionals , Interior Designers & Decorators , Universal Design
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Sheila Rich Interiors, LLC
64 Reviews

REFRESH, REMODEL, RECOVER, REUSE

Good furniture can be good furniture for life. By refreshing, reusing, and updating the existing fine traditional furniture and furnishings in this home, we created a fresh new thoughtful design. Add in renovating two bathrooms, minimal remodeling and a bright new ambience is born that includes cherished pieces with sentimental value.
Project Year: 2023
Project Cost: $100,001 - $150,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 07747
We rearranged cherished possessions and centered the furniture in this very large living room to create one cohesive conversation group (see Before photo). All new updated performance fabrics refresh the high-quality traditional furniture, and the lemongrass, blue and beige pattern adds contrast...
LIVING ROOM
Integrating perfectly with the window, a new built-in bookcase dressed with crown molding and fluting holds cherished pieces with a lifetime of memories. The TV is repositioned to face the sofas; drapery panels hang from rods with crystal finials and allow more light into the room (see Before...
LIVING ROOM
Dining room chairs were reupholstered in performance fabric that coordinates with the living room. New window treatments highlight the beautiful bay window. The furniture and chandelier have high sentimental value and look perfectly at home in their new surroundings.
DINING ROOM
A simple, clean and fresh look was created in this remodeled achromatic guest bathroom (see Before photo). The vanity area was enlarged for a bigger vanity. The new black and white achromatic color scheme includes 4 coordinated tiles: gray subway tile, no-skid river rock on the shower floor, a...
GUEST BATHROOM
Gray subway tile coordinates with nonskid river rock on the shower floor. Sliding glass doors save space and contrast is added with matte black hardware and shower head.
GUEST BATHROOM-SHOWER
Renovating this small 34 sq. ft. primary bathroom and creating a soft wow factor is achieved by maximizing the available space with strategic design choices. The light and neutral palette and the creative tile ideas have transformed this bathroom into a stylish and visually elegant space...
PRIMARY BATHROOM
The remodeled shower, now roomier with 2' added, has 24x24 porcelain tile on the back wall, white subway tile on the side walls, and a white penny tile floor. Polished chrome fixtures and hardware add a bright spark to the space.
PRIMARY BATHROOM - SHOWER
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