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Amy envisioned a more modern, refined master bathroom without a full gut renovation. Her goal was to update key features like the shower and vanity area while keeping certain elements that were still in great condition. The remodel focused on refreshing the existing layout while enhancing style and usability. The cabinetry, flooring, toilet, and faucets were preserved, allowing the budget to focus on the areas that would make the biggest impact. An outdated prefabricated shower was replaced with a custom 40" x 59" shower featuring vertical Paloma Denim Long Hex tile. Pearl White Penny Round tile from Bedrosians was used on the floor and niche for added texture and contrast. A new 36” wide x 16” high niche was built for ample storage and a corner bench was added for functionality and comfort. Both were topped with quartz matching the countertop for a cohesive look. The shower was finished with Delta Brilliance Stainless fixtures and enclosed in frameless glass for a spa-like feel. New Calacatta Bellatrix quartz countertops were added over her existing cabinets, along with two Kohler sinks and brushed nickel West Elm mirrors. Vanity lights from Lamps Plus and updated recessed lighting brighten the space, while Sherwin-Williams Ice Cube paint adds a fresh, clean finish. Amy’s remodeled bathroom now feels like a thoughtfully designed retreat. It’s a blend of her original space and modern upgrades that prioritize both beauty and long-term functionality.

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This kitchen was quite the challenge. The home is a spectacular Georgian brick home with many small rooms and estate beams. The owners had previously renovated their kitchen with DEANE back in 1995 and now wanted an update to be more in line with today’s living style. They also wanted a monochromatic look with warm tones. DEANE designed an open floor plan solution with a marble-clad cube featuring a butler’s pantry on one side for extra storage and an entertainment bar on the other that cleverly hides a support beam. The cabinets are a clean overlay, shaker style cabinet in two tones. The perimeter is in white and the island bar in a creamy cappuccino color. A man-made quartz countertop in simple white counterbalances the stainless steel appliances for a soothing, calm effect for a beautiful new space.

The Italian company GB Group has been producing bathroom furniture for more than 30 years. It is born in S.Ippolito, in a territory marked with a strong tradition in the furnishing. That is why GB Group can propose you a renewed and selected bathroom furniture offer, aimed to make your dreams come alive, combining experience and innovation. All GB Group furniture are built with precious materials which are combined from time to time to a refined and innovative design, always paying attention to the particular. GB Group mission is helping you to find the solutions you desire in order to have the bathroom you have always dreamt. Visit our showroom for details. 1180 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11230 718.434.2111

The wide space is broken into half by a storage unit finished with walnut veneer and in contrast to that a white painted designer MDF board is stuck on the front facia. The table is a minimalistic design of cube chairs broken from a cuboid table.

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In the family room we wanted and airy casual feel. The inspiration for the room came from this original, oversized art painting that was a gift from her husband. Designer: Michelle Berwick Photographer: Sam Stock

This basement renovation/playroom is a part of a whole house renovation we tackled starting in 2016, slowly and intentionally recreating each space in the house so it could be an updated, lovely space that FELT LIKE HOME to my clients. Do you have a basement that feels dark and foreboding? Do you long for a bright, airy, fun space to hang out in and entertain? A place for the kids to go play when it is cold and SNOWY or hotter than heck outside? While this space previously had been quite dark and a little depressing, with fresh paint, new flooring and all the right colorful furnishings and accessories, we were able to create a fun, comfortable space for entertaining and for kids to romp & play. A bright, happy place for this wonderful family to enjoy for years to come!

Park Place’s head-turning good looks rely on traditional architectural details complemented with a combo of paints and stains to define and warm the kitchen. Turned legs and open shelving on the component island prevent it from being boxed in to a small space. Carrying the crown molding, decorative end panels and split posts through the room unifies the work areas and draws us in to the center. A built-in hutch with glass inserts, beaded back panel and butcherboard top is a nod to traditional design, but with the 21st century brilliance of deep smooth close drawers, built-in organization tools and efficient lighting design. The wood hood is detailed with a pair of Americana corbels and a classic picture rail. The adjacent butler’s pantry may be a throwback to another time, but the built in wine cooler, functional wine cubes and Epic mirror inserts redefine the space to a functional transition for a more modern homeowner. Find a Design-Craft Showroom near you today: http://www.designcraftcabinets.com/dealer-locations

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The premise for this remodel was to update their cramped white kitchen with an open concept. With the laminate peeling off of the doors and the kitchen lacking functionality, it was up to us to achieve a more flowing space. They decided on using Merillat cabinetry in cherry wood with a Paprika stain, finished on a Bayville door. This combination matched their already gorgeous entertainment center perfectly. To achieve a more aesthetically pleasing space we removed half of the wall that was bordering the hallway. With that, we also had to remove the arch that was separating the hallway with the living room. This opened up the whole room and allowed us to give the homeowners a large peninsula low bar with plenty of overhang to seat 7 guests comfortably. We removed the standard drywall pantry and installed a 8' tall pantry that matched the cabinetry. In the hallway we opted for a classic wine bar set up with an X wine cube above and a wine refrigerator below. Stacked cabinets throughout give the entire area a grandiose feel while also adding much needed storage. Other subtleties included changing the refrigerator and sink locations to attain a kitchen that made sense to the homeowners.

Cabinetry: Showplace Evo Style: Savannah Finish: Accessible Beige with Walnut Glaze Hardware: (Customer’s Own) Countertop: (Solid Surfaces Unlimited) Amber Waves Quartz Sink: (Customer’s Own) Plumbing: (Customer’s Own) Designer: Andrea Yeip

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The European styled Kitchen and Family Room are unified by thoughtfully selected furnishings. The Family Room features a large sectional covered in a stain-resistant performance fabric and two club chairs with matching ottomans which provide plenty of seating. A beautiful cream-colored media cabinet that is carved and distressed coupled with a chunky oversized square coffee table help to unify the European feel of the kitchen.

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