Sited on a quiet street in Palo Alto, this new home is a warmer take on the popular modern farmhouse style. Rather than high contrast and white clapboard, earthy stucco and warm stained cedar set the scene of a forever home for an active and growing young family. The heart of the home is the large kitchen and living spaces opening the entire rear of the house to a lush, private backyard. Downstairs is a full basement, designed to be kid-centric with endless spaces for entertaining. A private master suite on the second level allows for quiet retreat from the chaos and bustle of everyday. Interior Design: Jeanne Moeschler Interior Design Photography: Reed Zelezny

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The old bathroom needed a major overhaul and it got all that, and more! The client asked for a blue gray vanity and I was happy to build the design around that. We picked a geometric marble tile for the focal wall in the shower paired with light blue penny tiles on the shower floor. Both of these tiles balanced off the room and went perfectly with the blue gray vanity. The black mirrors and black hardware added a little contrast in the space. My favorite item as simple as it may be, is the round wood mirror which added the perfect amount of warmth! Lastly, the roman shade with a blue dot trim finished the space off perfectly!

This 1920’s historic home had a ton of charm but only one bathroom. Our design team collaborated closely with our client who wanted to add a master suite and had a vision of soaking in a beautiful freestanding tub overlooking downtown Birmingham from French doors that lead outside to a private deck. We also incorporated a shower with the same view, a water closet for some privacy and single console vanity. To achieve this, the doorway into the bathroom, which had a shared entry from the hall, was closed up. The existing closets were relocated to the opposite side of the room and French doors were added where a single-entry door to the deck once was located. Elegant polished nickel plumbing fixtures and accessories pull the design together. A breath-taking view can be seen from the shower or from a relaxing bath; glass of wine optional. 205 Photography

BeachHaus is built on a previously developed site on Siesta Key. It sits directly on the bay but has Gulf views from the upper floor and roof deck. The client loved the old Florida cracker beach houses that are harder and harder to find these days. They loved the exposed roof joists, ship lap ceilings, light colored surfaces and inviting and durable materials. Given the risk of hurricanes, building those homes in these areas is not only disingenuous it is impossible. Instead, we focused on building the new era of beach houses; fully elevated to comfy with FEMA requirements, exposed concrete beams, long eaves to shade windows, coralina stone cladding, ship lap ceilings, and white oak and terrazzo flooring. The home is Net Zero Energy with a HERS index of -25 making it one of the most energy efficient homes in the US. It is also certified NGBS Emerald. Photos by Ryan Gamma Photography

This project is a good example of what can be done with a little refresh. Sometimes parts of your space work well and parts don’t, so a full gut and replace might not make sense. That was the case here. After living with it for a decade or so realized they would really prefer two sinks in the vanity. Since there were two windows in the bathroom, we decided to eliminate the window to the left of the current vanity and replace with it with a longer run of cabinets. The other window is to the right of the vanity let’s in beautiful morning light. The window we removed was a northern exposure and its location under an eave didn’t allow for much light, so it was the perfect solution! In addition to the new vanity, we also changed out the countertop, added new mirrors and lighting, and changed out the tile floor to a larger hex with fewer grout lines. This adds a brighter more modern look while still maintaining the vintage feel of the room. The shower was in great shape, so we left that as is except for swapping out the shower floor tile to match the main floor and adding a more updated decorative mosaic tile. We added a new toilet and for a bit of luxury a heated towel bar. Designed by: Susan Klimala, CKD, CBD Photography by: LOMA Studios For more information on kitchen and bath design ideas go to: www.kitchenstudio-ge.com Project Year: 2020

Master bathroom doubles as teenagers bathroom. This light and airy bathroom has a subtle underwater theme using Ann Sack glass tiles matte penny mosaic and 12" x 6" gloss tile and Heath Ceramic overstock tile on the floor to provide a sand like bottom. Lots of extras including plenty of towel/robe hooks, towel bars, teak floor mat and vanity, with a gray granite countertop. Extra faucet with hose and floor drain aids in any clean-up job. The fiberglass tub was recycled to give a transitional look for this contemporary underwater bathroom theme. Hand held shower head on sliding rail makes for easy clean-up in bathroom and height adjustment for growing teenagers. A unique painted ladder recycled from children's bunk bed created by Santa Cruz artist Elijah Pfotenhauer of paintedladder.com Photo By: Carol Heimann of Viz-Art-Dance & Design viz-art-dance.info Builder: Shami Studio shamiweb.com

The old bathroom needed a major overhaul and it got all that, and more! The client asked for a blue gray vanity and I was happy to build the design around that. We picked a geometric marble tile for the focal wall in the shower paired with light blue penny tiles on the shower floor. Both of these tiles balanced off the room and went perfectly with the blue gray vanity. The black mirrors and black hardware added a little contrast in the space. My favorite item as simple as it may be, is the round wood mirror which added the perfect amount of warmth! Lastly, the roman shade with a blue dot trim finished the space off perfectly!

Beautiful master bathroom with duel shower heads, white shiplap, black hardware and sliding barn door with a mirror.
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The bathroom is quite tight but we were able to get a spacious shower tucked away with an awesome capri-blue vanity with long niche in the center. The clients hung a mirror behind the vanity which completed the space and they chose some really fun tiles that compliment the blues and brass accents.

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Under the stairs storage. Master bathroom doubles as teenagers bathroom. This light and airy bathroom has a subtle underwater theme using Ann Sack glass tiles matte penny mosaic and 12" x 6" gloss tile and Heath Ceramic overstock tile on the floor to provide a sand like bottom. Lots of extras including plenty of towel/robe hooks, towel bars, teak floor mat and vanity, with a gray granite countertop. Extra faucet with hose and floor drain aids in any clean-up job. The fiberglass tub was recycled to give a transitional look for this contemporary underwater bathroom theme. Hand held shower head on sliding rail makes for easy clean-up in bathroom and height adjustment for growing teenagers. A unique painted ladder recycled from children's bunk bed created by Santa Cruz artist Elijah Pfotenhauer of paintedladder.com Photo By: Carol Heimann of Viz-Art-Dance & Design viz-art-dance.info Builder: Shami Studio shamiweb.com

Our clients wanted to gain space in their small master bathroom to make it more usable and functional for their lives. The bathroom had not been touched since it was built in the 1960's and was in need of a major facelift as well. We stole some space from the adjacent master closet so we could make room for a double vanity and a larger shower. We used a fun black and white black patterned tile for the main part of the bathroom and used a white penny tile on the shower floor with dark gray grout. The wall tile is a marble look 3 x 12 porcelain subway tile. We went with brass plumbing fixtures, lighting, and hardware, which warm up the white cabinets & marble look quartz countertops. The large frameless mirror and frameless custom shower glass makes the room feel much larger and more open than it actually is. The existing laundry room was bare bones- just a washer and dryer with no storage. The clients wanted to be an extension of the rest of their home design wise and also be much more functional for them. We added cabinetry and a small bench with hooks, which allows this room to both function as a laundry room and mudroom. We added wainscoting throughout the laundry space as well. Overall we achieved two bright, classic, functional spaces that our clients can enjoy for years to come!

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Stunning bathroom total remodel with large walk in shower, blue double vanity and three shower heads! This shower features a lighted niche and a rain head shower with bench. Shiplap ceiling works great for this lake home bathroom.

Concrete panels with recycled glass and custom metal cabinets with pallet wood inserts Photography by Lynn Donaldson
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