Delicious Kitchens & Interiors, LLC

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Delicious Kitchens & Interiors, LLC
47 Reviews

Seascape Escape

This Wild Dunes townhome was a treasured family beach getaway used by multiple families and guests. A leak cause significant damage so a renovation ensued. The bathrooms were completely gutted and replaced creating fresh and modern rooms ready for the next visitors to enjoy while vacationing on this lovely island.
Project Year: 2022
Project Cost: $50,001 - $75,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 29451
The counters are quartz with rectangular sinks under-mounted for ease of cleaning and a sleek appearance.
Seascape Escape
Dual sinks, dual mirrors, dual niches... this primary bathroom is perfect for a pair to share!
Seascape Escape
The furniture style vanity has ample drawer storage and a ventilated shelf for linens or baskets.
Seascape Escape
The natural marble accent tile selected for the niches as well as the floor has a diamond and circular shape which ties in with the square wall tiles that have been installed on the diagonal.
Seascape Escape
The oversize shower has tile to the ceiling and an adjustable-mount hand held spray making it ideal for anyone to use. Plumbing fixtures are in a brushed chrome finish.
Seascape Escape
The oversize shower has tile to the ceiling and an adjustable-mount hand held spray making it ideal for anyone to use.
Seascape Escape
Dual matching mirrors are flanked by sconces and hooks across the back wall insure that towels and robes have a place to get dry while hanging close at hand.
Seascape Escape
The polished will tile has an irregular surface along with slight variations in color. When the square tiles are installed diagonally it creates a special effect which is repeated in the mosaic marble floor tile.
Seascape Escape
Abundant storage with tip out trays and four generous drawers and a wide shelf included with this vanity.
Seascape Escape
This guest bathroom was fully renovated and the custom shower includes an angled bench seat with dual niches.
Seascape Escape
Subway tile for the shower walls in classic white. An adjustable hand held shower can be mounted at multiple heights. The dual niches are ideal for bottles.
Seascape Escape
This guest bathroom was fully renovated and the custom shower includes a clever bench seat integrated into the "stolen" space previously concealed behind the original small shower.
Seascape Escape
This guest bathroom includes an open shelf as well as drawer storage.
Seascape Escape
An open shelf and exposed legs on a painted vanity adds a "furniture feel" to this guest bathroom.
Seascape Escape
A deep drawer with a plumbing chase and a tip out tray... clever storage for small bathroom is always appreciated.
Seascape Escape
The natural marble accent tile selected for the niches as well as the floor has a diamond hex shape which ties in with the custom shape shaped shower.
Seascape Escape
With dramatic ocean views from all of the windows it made sense to add some shimmering sand color on the backsplash to compliment the existing granite counters.
Seascape Escape
Palm trees sway and the sandy shore are steps away so adding this shimmering tile to reflect these coastal colors for the accent wall and backsplash in the kitchen.
Seascape Escape
Palm leaf pendants and shimmering tile add sparkle to the open concept kitchen
Seascape Escape
Palm trees sway and the sandy shore are steps away so adding this shimmering tile to reflect these coastal colors for the accent wall and backsplash in the kitchen. The cabinets and the granite in the kitchen were from a prior renovation and not changed.
Seascape Escape
Before
BEFORE: Primary bathroom.
BEFORE photo at Seascape Escape
Before
BEFORE: Primary bathroom with closed in tiled shower.
BEFORE photo at Seascape Escape
Before
BEFORE: Primary bathroom. We eliminated the jog in the wall to make the shower larger and more open.
BEFORE photo at Seascape Escape
Before
BEFORE: GUEST BATHROOM
BEFORE photo at Seascape Escape
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BEFORE: GUEST BATHROOM. We relocated the plumbing to the opposite wall and increased the depth in the back of the shower by "stealing" unused space from behind the plastic one piece shower unit creating a corner bench and a larger shower.
BEFORE photo at Seascape Escape
Before
BEFORE: Guest Bathroom
BEFORE photo at Seascape Escape
Before
BEFORE: Primary Bathroom featured a narrow opening to a tiled shower.
BEFORE photo at Seascape Escape