Mayra Roubach

Example of a minimalist bathroom design in San Francisco

Shaker cabinets were painted a custom blue to match the La Cornue range. Vadara, Statuario Venato quartz is on the counters, waterfalls and backsplash. The kitchen is accented with brushed gold hardware from Top Knobs.

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Julia Ribeiro
Home design - contemporary home design idea

Bathroom - modern bathroom idea

This turn of the century quintessential NYC loft was fully renovated to combine two units into a single expansive modern loft with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Custom designed white powder coated floor to ceiling height sliding doors allow the entire length of the building to be connected with ease. To enhance the plentiful day light that streams into this loft, carefully thought out all white decor and architectural details were added. White lacquer carved wooden panels were installed behind the vast kitchen wall to serve not just as a kitchen back splash, but as a dramatic back drop to the entire living space.

The challenge of this master bath was to create a luxurious transitional style bathroom that offered the client a shower spa, functional storage, while updating the appearance to embrace an aesthetically pleasing pallet. The area where the soaker tub sat was transformed into a small sitting area that is practical and an innovative use of the space. The overall design of this space maximizes storage in both the vanity and closet areas, enhancing the overall function and versatility that provides the client a place for everything. The client is very pleased with the excellent detailed workmanship and is very satisfied with the result of the project. The products installed are Medallion Cherry cabinets with Cappuccino stain, a tiled framed mirror, decorative hardware from Top Knobs. On the countertop is Silestone quartz with Amelia porcelain tile installed in the shower. Rubbermaid closet system was installed for organization.

WPC Farcade
Home design - modern home design idea

Transitional hallway photo in Omaha

Jardin Real seis-cinco-nueve by Con E (2014) Modern House Fotografía: CA3
Inspiration for a modern bathroom remodel in Mexico City

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A stunning look, without the expense of using brass metal. Still in its infancy, the Brushed Bronze Effect could exceed architectural expectations by mimicking this type of metal look so hard to achieve through painting and so expensive to produce in the manufacturing market.