We really enjoyed working with Justin & Sonya on their master bathroom remodel and helping them to have their dream bathroom. Our crew had a great time working with them and we love the way it turned out! Here are some of the items they had us complete: - Remove the old Bathtub and tile the dry-off area. - Build a custom shower 46x54x46" and 84 in high with a new backer board, waterproof and install shower wall tile. Also install a new valve, showerhead, trim kit, and new shower drain plumbing. - A pony wall was added to the new custom shower with a new recessed wall niche and a shower tile bench. Install a new frameless tempered glass with a swinging door, and make sure the door swings and doesn’t hit floating shelves. - Use Pebble Mosaics Mica 12x12" Mesh Sheet from Arizona Tile for the shower floor.

Judy & Wendy had plans to renovate their narrow master bathroom for optimal space utilization and improved functionality. They envisioned incorporating various features to elevate the overall design. They sought to create a space that reflected their style yet met their practical requirements. With the help of our designer, they were able to select the perfect items to bring their vision to life. They opted to keep the layout, but a custom shower was built and a free-standing soaking tub were added and completed with a Delta Trinsic tub filler and shower fixtures. The walls around the tub were tiled with Reside Brown Matte Porcelain tile, while the entire floor was finished with City Life Beige Porcelain tile. The new shower that has a stylish combination of Reside Brown Matte Porcelain and Cemento Rasato Bianco Porcelain tiles on the wall. The shower walls were complimented with Moroccan Habitat Moroccan Mix Ceramic tile accent in the wall niche.

This family needed help decorating their large new home in Chino. They moved in and didn’t know where to start. We decided to start with the master bedroom. They were sleeping on a mattress on the floor with paper blinds on the windows – totally unacceptable! They had already painted and the flooring was new, so we worked with the existing color scheme, which was great, because they selected a sophisticated neutral color scheme that gave us a perfect base. The room was completely empty, so to get the ball rolling, we started by sourcing and purchasing the larger furniture items first and basing the remainder of the decor around those pieces. I really enjoy finding a good deal and gathering unique accents from multiple sources, rather than having a room decorated all from one store. I never want a client’s home to look like it came straight from a catalog page…where’s the fun in that? Luckily this client felt the same way and they were totally on board with finding special pieces from stores like: Wayfair, Home Goods and Pier 1.

A luxurious spa inspired master bath designed by Carrie Maniaci with the M2 Design Group. The bath features custom cabinets, limestone floors, quartzite countertops, custom designed free standing tub with Walker Zanger mosaic tile and a 1 x 2 stacked stone. The back wall features a waterfall and the custom tub is designed to overflow into the rocks underneath. A dual shower with is complete with rain heads and body jets. The room also was designed with a steam room and infared sauna. Lighting by Fine Art Lamps, M2 Design Group worked on this from initial design concept to move-in. They were involved in every decision on architectural plans, build phase, selecting all finish-out items and furnishings and accessories.

We utilized some of the client's personal accessories that coordinated with the bathroom. Items that were needed but didn't coordinate, were neatly tucked away and easily accessible if needed. Doing this allows the bathroom to stay functional without "getting out of control".

This stairrunner project was something very special. Using 100% wool Stair Runner From Stanton Carpet (Item 21592 Alexander 31” width), we had to create a custom Stair-runner to fit a landing featuring a 90% miter, a Hollywood style step installation and then starting and ending with end caps. The U-Shaped landing area was created by matching two ends of the stair runner. This customer wanted a matching area rug which was not ready available. Our master installer seamed 3 – 31” runners lengths together to create the desired length and then added the borders to finish the look. The completed size was 5.8 x 8.6. Once again – a very satisfied customer. Click Here to see this product:- http://bit.ly/1bxkzdb

Wonderful master bathroom renovation in Potomac, MD in Montgomery County with a white his and her vanity cabinet and granite countertop and a roll-in shower with a bench and four niches for all your washing items. Great features like a towel warmer rack of oil rubbed bronze and a cool wall mounted toilet with heated ceramic tile floor

The homeowners of this beautiful craftsman designed home purchased a beautiful country property for their dream home. Located just outside of downtown Chattanooga, sits this livable luxurious open floor plan craftsman home. Great for entertaining, or just relaxing with the family. The home has lots of added storage cabinetry to hold all those special items that a family collects over the years. Philip Slowiak Photography

Open Bathroom Concept - Gray and brown bathroom with mirrored sink vanity with large walk-in shower with large tile floor
Inspiration for a large timeless master beige tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile corner shower remodel in Columbus with shaker cabinets, light wood cabinets, an undermount sink, quartzite countertops and brown walls

Wonderful master bathroom renovation in Potomac, MD in Montgomery County with a white his and her vanity cabinet and granite countertop and a roll-in shower with a bench and four niches for all your washing items. Great features like a towel warmer rack of oil rubbed bronze and a cool wall mounted toilet with heated ceramic tile floor

The homeowners of this beautiful craftsman designed home purchased a beautiful country property for their dream home. Located just outside of downtown Chattanooga, sits this livable luxurious open floor plan craftsman home. Great for entertaining, or just relaxing with the family. The home has lots of added storage cabinetry to hold all those special items that a family collects over the years. Philip Slowiak Photography

This family needed help decorating their large new home in Chino. They moved in and didn’t know where to start. We decided to start with the master bedroom. They were sleeping on a mattress on the floor with paper blinds on the windows – totally unacceptable! They had already painted and the flooring was new, so we worked with the existing color scheme, which was great, because they selected a sophisticated neutral color scheme that gave us a perfect base. The room was completely empty, so to get the ball rolling, we started by sourcing and purchasing the larger furniture items first and basing the remainder of the decor around those pieces. I really enjoy finding a good deal and gathering unique accents from multiple sources, rather than having a room decorated all from one store. I never want a client’s home to look like it came straight from a catalog page…where’s the fun in that? Luckily this client felt the same way and they were totally on board with finding special pieces from stores like: Wayfair, Home Goods and Pier 1.

These clients wanted a space that suited each of their needs both functionally and aesthetically, while also still complimenting each other. He wanted his closet to be more about having a place for everything and to create order. We achieved this with cubbies, double hang, and shoe shelves. Whereas, for her closet she wanted the functionality, but also really wanted that added wow factor. We achieved this by taking the unit to the ceiling, adding decorative crown molding stained to match the unit, adding decorative drawer and door faces, and the item that she said was of utmost importance, a wall of shoes! To create more of a cohesive look between the two spaces we used the same chocolate apple melamine.

This client was looking to replace their old dresser with some modern cabinetry that would increase the storage space in their small master bedroom. Including hang space can be challenging when space is limited because it requires more depth than could be accommodated across the span of the wall, so angled “wedge” cabinets provide a smooth transition in depths from the hang space on the left to the dresser space in the center and the right, where the cabinetry gives way a wall to wall reach-in closet. High Gloss White PET was used throughout the cabinetry, with High Gloss Light Grey PET framing the etched glass doors, providing a nice break in the solid fronts, and complimenting matching grey on the sliding doors. The opening with a shelf provides space for a small T.V. or display items. With maximum storage capacity and designed to fit a small space, this cabinet prices out at $17,050.

This stairrunner project was something very special. Using 100% wool Stair Runner From Stanton Carpet (Item 21592 Alexander 31” width), we had to create a custom Stair-runner to fit a landing featuring a 90% miter, a Hollywood style step installation and then starting and ending with end caps. The U-Shaped landing area was created by matching two ends of the stair runner. This customer wanted a matching area rug which was not ready available. Our master installer seamed 3 – 31” runners lengths together to create the desired length and then added the borders to finish the look. The completed size was 5.8 x 8.6. Once again – a very satisfied customer. Click Here to see this product:- http://bit.ly/1bxkzdb

This client was looking to replace their old dresser with some modern cabinetry that would increase the storage space in their small master bedroom. Including hang space can be challenging when space is limited because it requires more depth than could be accommodated across the span of the wall, so angled “wedge” cabinets provide a smooth transition in depths from the hang space on the left to the dresser space in the center and the right, where the cabinetry gives way a wall to wall reach-in closet. High Gloss White PET was used throughout the cabinetry, with High Gloss Light Grey PET framing the etched glass doors, providing a nice break in the solid fronts, and complimenting matching grey on the sliding doors. The opening with a shelf provides space for a small T.V. or display items. With maximum storage capacity and designed to fit a small space, this cabinet prices out at $17,050.

This client was looking to replace their old dresser with some modern cabinetry that would increase the storage space in their small master bedroom. Including hang space can be challenging when space is limited because it requires more depth than could be accommodated across the span of the wall, so angled “wedge” cabinets provide a smooth transition in depths from the hang space on the left to the dresser space in the center and the right, where the cabinetry gives way a wall to wall reach-in closet. High Gloss White PET was used throughout the cabinetry, with High Gloss Light Grey PET framing the etched glass doors, providing a nice break in the solid fronts, and complimenting matching grey on the sliding doors. The opening with a shelf provides space for a small T.V. or display items. With maximum storage capacity and designed to fit a small space, this cabinet prices out at $17,050.

These clients wanted a space that suited each of their needs both functionally and aesthetically, while also still complimenting each other. He wanted his closet to be more about having a place for everything and to create order. We achieved this with cubbies, double hang, and shoe shelves. Whereas, for her closet she wanted the functionality, but also really wanted that added wow factor. We achieved this by taking the unit to the ceiling, adding decorative crown molding stained to match the unit, adding decorative drawer and door faces, and the item that she said was of utmost importance, a wall of shoes! To create more of a cohesive look between the two spaces we used the same chocolate apple melamine.

These clients wanted a space that suited each of their needs both functionally and aesthetically, while also still complimenting each other. He wanted his closet to be more about having a place for everything and to create order. We achieved this with cubbies, double hang, and shoe shelves. Whereas, for her closet she wanted the functionality, but also really wanted that added wow factor. We achieved this by taking the unit to the ceiling, adding decorative crown molding stained to match the unit, adding decorative drawer and door faces, and the item that she said was of utmost importance, a wall of shoes! To create more of a cohesive look between the two spaces we used the same chocolate apple melamine.