After. The gorgeous Cabico cabinetry vanity, accented with single and double “Cannele” sconces in burnished brass from Restoration Hardware.
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Sky lit kitchen shared skylight for East light with guest room Bathroom above. Tapani Talo
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For this project, we were brought on to update this 1920's home and open up multiple small rooms into one great room. Some of the features incorporated with this were new pocket doors, all new flooring, lighting, cabinets, countertops, windows, backsplashes, and updated paint. Another unique way we accomplished opening up the home was by repositioning the stairway which provided more square footage in the kitchen and create a better traffic flow throughout the house. Alongside of opening up the main level, we also totally renovated both upstairs bathrooms by performing a complete gut and remodel.

For this project, we were brought on to update this 1920's home and open up multiple small rooms into one great room. Some of the features incorporated with this were new pocket doors, all new flooring, lighting, cabinets, countertops, windows, backsplashes, and updated paint. Another unique way we accomplished opening up the home was by repositioning the stairway which provided more square footage in the kitchen and create a better traffic flow throughout the house. Alongside of opening up the main level, we also totally renovated both upstairs bathrooms by performing a complete gut and remodel.

Rebuilt kitchen island.

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Our client loves all things plants and nature and would rather climb the peaks of Colorado or ride horses in Montana than sit behind a desk. Knowing this, we pulled the outdoors in for this work-from-home Attorney’s Office. We incorporated natural elements, and lots of greenery, to inspire energetic yet peaceful productivity. The key to this design was prominent textural elements and one-of-a-kind details. We have a very happy client who loves to “go to work” daily!

After. For the accent wall, the same “Meram Blanc” polished marble tile in “Calacatta” by Rush River Stone (from The Tile Shop) was used, this time with a chevron pattern.

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