Axor Bouroullec - Feel Free to Compose - Axor Bouroullec gives your individual design desires free reign. The motto is “Feel Free to Compose”. The collection is not based on a rigid scheme. In fact, you can create your own perfect solution by combining numerous bathroom products. The faucet elements can be positioned at various points above, on and around the vanity. You can also enjoy the flexibility of Axor Bouroullec in the bathtub. Have fun discovering the wide variety of opportunities offered by the collection – and design your vanity and bathtub to your own personal taste with the Axor Bouroullec Composer. - The versatile shelves are another special feature of the collection. Axor Bouroullec gives you the choice of how to use them – whether as a space-saving accessory, vanity element or shelf that is also used as a faucet. In doing so, the organic, elegant design from the French pair Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec is never the center of attention.

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Feel Free to Compose | Axor Bouroullec is a collection that gives freedom to your individual ideas of composition. More than 70 products for the bathroom – from the mixer to the accessories, from the washbasin to the bathtub – give you the freedom to compose a solution that you feel is the right one just for you. The individual elements of the mixers can easily be placed at diverse places all around (or even over) the washbasin. Just as you like it and just as it plays to your individual needs. The placement areas that are integrated in the wash basin give you different opportunities to do so. And they even give you enough space to place your private utensils. French designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec let you decide how you want to use your products. “Feel Free to Compose” therefore is not only the motto of Axor Bouroullec – it is an invitation for you to design your most personal bathroom of all time. | Available at www.shopstudio41.com

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This beautiful transitional Mediterranean home's formal living and dining spaces were in major need of some updating. The decor was heavy, dark, and overdone. We came in with a fresh, neutral palette of soft blue, silver, and beige. Check out the lovely redesign of these spaces, by clicking on the image to the left.

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This client’s busy lifestyle includes a pool, preteens and pets which called for a durable and waterproof flooring to run not only through the kitchen but through the entire lower level of their home. We found the perfect flooring product which spurred the new kitchen design. Our clients wanted their builder basic kitchen to have a fresh and updated feel. We started by lowering the bar to create a more open feel to the living room. We transformed their unused desk area into a function wine bar. We removed the original island and designed a larger custom island to incorporate a unique pet feeding area as well as a drawer microwave. New appliances were added throughout as well as painted cabinets, granite countertops and glass subway tile as the backsplash. Extensive lighting upgrades included numerous overhead can lights, pendants over the bar and Adorne under cabinet lighting and electrical system (allows for an uninterrupted backsplash). This beautiful kitchen was photographed by Michael Hunter Photography.

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