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Jennifer Gardner DesignStep into a space that seamlessly blends functional organization, relaxation, and a touch of fun. The renovation journey unfolded with a meticulous focus on the home's architecture, the client's design preferences, and the need for a practical yet stylish family environment.
The primary bathroom takes center stage in promoting relaxation, featuring a spa-like ambiance with soothing colors, heated floors, a beautiful soaking tub, and gentle under-counter lighting creating a tranquil atmosphere. A cleverly integrated cabinet space is also available, providing a discreet storage solution for the less aesthetically pleasing litter box while ensuring easy access for our feline friends.
In the kitchen, attention to detail shines through with a stunning wood-trimmed vent hood and wooden pulls that punctuate the Indigo Blue cabinets, introducing natural elements and a touch of warmth. Ample storage was a crucial requirement for this kitchen. Featuring expansive pull-out drawers, a concealed lazy Susan, impressive spice storage, and a discreet power source for the cordless vacuum, every detail has been considered for optimal functionality.
Connected to the kitchen, you'll discover a dining area designed for versatility. This multipurpose zone seamlessly integrates wine storage, pantry space, a dedicated baking center, cocktail preparation area, and a convenient coffee zone.
The main level's powder room pays homage to the homeowners' roots, boasting a vibrant wallpaper by Chasing Paper that adds a playful touch.
The harmonious blend of aesthetics and functionality continues with an additional mixed-use space that serves as a delightful getaway, complete with outdoor access and ample countertop space for both utility and enjoyment. This home is a testament to the artful fusion of design, comfort, and entertainment.
Interior Design by: Jennifer Gardner Design
Photography by: Emily Keeney
George OcampoUpper Valley Estate Curb Appeal – El Paso, Texas
This curb appeal transformation was conceived as a deliberate sequence—an arrival experience where architecture, landscape, and lighting work together as one. Every element was designed to honor the home’s stone construction, turreted forms, and Old World character while responding precisely to the Upper Valley climate and lifestyle.
By day, the experience is grounded and composed. Brick-edged concrete drives establish order and permanence, guiding movement through the property with clarity and intention. Natural stone walls and columns anchor the architecture, while layered gravel beds, drought-tolerant plantings, and manicured turf soften transitions and connect the home to its desert setting. Mature trees were preserved and carefully integrated, providing scale, shade, and a sense of continuity.
As afternoon shifts toward sunset, the materials begin to speak differently. Stone warms, textures deepen, and sightlines subtly draw the eye toward the front entry. The landscape narrows the focus, creating a moment of pause before arrival—calm, quiet, and refined.
At night, the design reveals its final layer. Low-voltage lighting is integrated with precision, washing stone surfaces, tracing architectural curves, and uplighting specimen trees to create depth without glare. The drive, walkways, and entry feel safe, legible, and inviting, while the home itself glows with a restrained elegance. Coming home after dark feels intentional—protected, welcoming, and unmistakably yours.
What was created is more than curb appeal. It is a cohesive design-build solution where nothing is ornamental without purpose and nothing is built without intention. A daily experience of arrival that reflects craftsmanship, care, and the enduring character of the Upper Valley.
Lola Cwikowski StudioA couple relocating to Lisbon found a property in a recently upgraded building with open layouts and modernized features. Our studio was entrusted to bring elegant comfort to the interior with carefully curated, custom-designed furniture and decor. From a blank canvas, the home was enlivened with walnut furnishings by Portuguese producers, warm-hued textiles in botanical motifs, and accents of delicate brass lighting.
The entryway leads toward a spacious living room, where hand-woven rugs delineate areas for different activities. The first features a dining collection with upholstered shell chairs that comfortably envelop end-of-evening conversation. Midway, a daybed and display shelving system nestled under the lowered ceiling offer an intimate, yet versatile space. Stepping into the lounge, theatrical curtains reveal the pastel medley of Lisbon’s built landscape, the river, and hills in the distance. The dialogue of the room continues around a multi-tiered center table and featherweight pendant: a Brazilian modernist armchair faces a bespoke tufted-leather sofa, its throw cushions tailored to the palette of the media cabinet.
Outside, the balcony’s slate lacquered dining set caters to convivial meals. Private appreciation is found in a pair of leisurely chairs adjacent to the bedroom, with a side table quoting the terracotta background.
The main suite is endued with a crafted spindle bed dressed in deep blue linens and a lively made-to-measure embroidered bedspread. White Estremoz marble nightstands were designed to organize reading material and provide cable management. Circular ceramic lamps and bedside tables complement an ample upholstered bed to accommodate guests, and a floating console offers a discreet solution for remote meetings.
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Veron Builders, LLCPrimary Bathroom Remodel – Material & Design Details
Vanity & Cabinetry:
Custom Canyon Creek cabinetry featuring frameless Equinox doors in Beech wood with a Veil stain finish. Hardware includes wrought iron pulls with grey leather accents. Countertops are Amazing Grey marble.
Plumbing Fixtures:
Kohler fixtures sourced from Martz Supply – Solutions Kitchen and Bath.
Shower Design:
Shower walls feature Tilebar Enso Ribbed Charcoal 24"x48" tile (approximately 150 sq. ft.) installed per layout plan with Dove Grey grout (1/16") and black Schluter trim.
Custom glass shower enclosure cut to accommodate built-in benches.
Bench & Tile Detailing:
Bench fronts are wrapped with cut pieces of the back wall tile to maintain continuous pattern alignment. Benches extend fully to the edge of the 39" wall for a seamless finish.
Soffit Detail:
Soffit dimensioned at 11-7/8" above glass to allow two full 48" tile pieces to align on back and side walls. Soffit finished in drywall and painted to match wall color.
Niche Detail:
Back of niche features a 24"x24" cut piece of wall tile. Sides finished in matching wall tile. Bottom shelf in marble with Schluter edging.
Plumbing Layout:
Valve centered on back shower wall for balanced symmetry.
Reyes Creative Concepts LLC.This kitchen isn’t just a pretty face—it’s built to perform!
Think maxed-out storage, a massive island that does it all, bold finishes, and plenty of room to breathe.
Want your kitchen to do more?
Here are ways to get the most out of your space:
Take cabinets all the way up—more storage, less clutter.
Use your island for seating, prep, and storage.
Mix light and dark finishes for a modern, balanced look.
We also added open shelving.
Open shelving isn't just about storage—it’s about creating a stunning focal point that breathes life into your kitchen!
Here, we designed custom floating shelves that seamlessly integrate with the surrounding space, thanks to a striking backsplash tile that continues from the kitchen walls.
The result? A cohesive, elevated aesthetic that balances both beauty and practicality.
Maximize your open shelving with these design tips:
Curate with intention – Display a mix of functional and decorative pieces to create visual interest: cookbooks, plateware, and art.
Stick to a color palette – Keep it cohesive by coordinating dishware, frames, and accessories.
Layer textures – Combine ceramics, glass, and natural elements like wood or greenery for added depth.
Prioritize accessibility – Keep everyday essentials within reach while showcasing special pieces up top.
George OcampoUpper Valley Estate Curb Appeal – El Paso, Texas
This curb appeal transformation was conceived as a deliberate sequence—an arrival experience where architecture, landscape, and lighting work together as one. Every element was designed to honor the home’s stone construction, turreted forms, and Old World character while responding precisely to the Upper Valley climate and lifestyle.
By day, the experience is grounded and composed. Brick-edged concrete drives establish order and permanence, guiding movement through the property with clarity and intention. Natural stone walls and columns anchor the architecture, while layered gravel beds, drought-tolerant plantings, and manicured turf soften transitions and connect the home to its desert setting. Mature trees were preserved and carefully integrated, providing scale, shade, and a sense of continuity.
As afternoon shifts toward sunset, the materials begin to speak differently. Stone warms, textures deepen, and sightlines subtly draw the eye toward the front entry. The landscape narrows the focus, creating a moment of pause before arrival—calm, quiet, and refined.
At night, the design reveals its final layer. Low-voltage lighting is integrated with precision, washing stone surfaces, tracing architectural curves, and uplighting specimen trees to create depth without glare. The drive, walkways, and entry feel safe, legible, and inviting, while the home itself glows with a restrained elegance. Coming home after dark feels intentional—protected, welcoming, and unmistakably yours.
What was created is more than curb appeal. It is a cohesive design-build solution where nothing is ornamental without purpose and nothing is built without intention. A daily experience of arrival that reflects craftsmanship, care, and the enduring character of the Upper Valley.
Veron Builders, LLCPrimary Bathroom Remodel – Material & Design Details
Vanity & Cabinetry:
Custom Canyon Creek cabinetry featuring frameless Equinox doors in Beech wood with a Veil stain finish. Hardware includes wrought iron pulls with grey leather accents. Countertops are Amazing Grey marble.
Plumbing Fixtures:
Kohler fixtures sourced from Martz Supply – Solutions Kitchen and Bath.
Shower Design:
Shower walls feature Tilebar Enso Ribbed Charcoal 24"x48" tile (approximately 150 sq. ft.) installed per layout plan with Dove Grey grout (1/16") and black Schluter trim.
Custom glass shower enclosure cut to accommodate built-in benches.
Bench & Tile Detailing:
Bench fronts are wrapped with cut pieces of the back wall tile to maintain continuous pattern alignment. Benches extend fully to the edge of the 39" wall for a seamless finish.
Soffit Detail:
Soffit dimensioned at 11-7/8" above glass to allow two full 48" tile pieces to align on back and side walls. Soffit finished in drywall and painted to match wall color.
Niche Detail:
Back of niche features a 24"x24" cut piece of wall tile. Sides finished in matching wall tile. Bottom shelf in marble with Schluter edging.
Plumbing Layout:
Valve centered on back shower wall for balanced symmetry.
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Lola Cwikowski StudioA couple relocating to Lisbon found a property in a recently upgraded building with open layouts and modernized features. Our studio was entrusted to bring elegant comfort to the interior with carefully curated, custom-designed furniture and decor. From a blank canvas, the home was enlivened with walnut furnishings by Portuguese producers, warm-hued textiles in botanical motifs, and accents of delicate brass lighting.
The entryway leads toward a spacious living room, where hand-woven rugs delineate areas for different activities. The first features a dining collection with upholstered shell chairs that comfortably envelop end-of-evening conversation. Midway, a daybed and display shelving system nestled under the lowered ceiling offer an intimate, yet versatile space. Stepping into the lounge, theatrical curtains reveal the pastel medley of Lisbon’s built landscape, the river, and hills in the distance. The dialogue of the room continues around a multi-tiered center table and featherweight pendant: a Brazilian modernist armchair faces a bespoke tufted-leather sofa, its throw cushions tailored to the palette of the media cabinet.
Outside, the balcony’s slate lacquered dining set caters to convivial meals. Private appreciation is found in a pair of leisurely chairs adjacent to the bedroom, with a side table quoting the terracotta background.
The main suite is endued with a crafted spindle bed dressed in deep blue linens and a lively made-to-measure embroidered bedspread. White Estremoz marble nightstands were designed to organize reading material and provide cable management. Circular ceramic lamps and bedside tables complement an ample upholstered bed to accommodate guests, and a floating console offers a discreet solution for remote meetings.
George OcampoUpper Valley Estate Curb Appeal – El Paso, Texas
This curb appeal transformation was conceived as a deliberate sequence—an arrival experience where architecture, landscape, and lighting work together as one. Every element was designed to honor the home’s stone construction, turreted forms, and Old World character while responding precisely to the Upper Valley climate and lifestyle.
By day, the experience is grounded and composed. Brick-edged concrete drives establish order and permanence, guiding movement through the property with clarity and intention. Natural stone walls and columns anchor the architecture, while layered gravel beds, drought-tolerant plantings, and manicured turf soften transitions and connect the home to its desert setting. Mature trees were preserved and carefully integrated, providing scale, shade, and a sense of continuity.
As afternoon shifts toward sunset, the materials begin to speak differently. Stone warms, textures deepen, and sightlines subtly draw the eye toward the front entry. The landscape narrows the focus, creating a moment of pause before arrival—calm, quiet, and refined.
At night, the design reveals its final layer. Low-voltage lighting is integrated with precision, washing stone surfaces, tracing architectural curves, and uplighting specimen trees to create depth without glare. The drive, walkways, and entry feel safe, legible, and inviting, while the home itself glows with a restrained elegance. Coming home after dark feels intentional—protected, welcoming, and unmistakably yours.
What was created is more than curb appeal. It is a cohesive design-build solution where nothing is ornamental without purpose and nothing is built without intention. A daily experience of arrival that reflects craftsmanship, care, and the enduring character of the Upper Valley.
George OcampoUpper Valley Estate Curb Appeal – El Paso, Texas
This curb appeal transformation was conceived as a deliberate sequence—an arrival experience where architecture, landscape, and lighting work together as one. Every element was designed to honor the home’s stone construction, turreted forms, and Old World character while responding precisely to the Upper Valley climate and lifestyle.
By day, the experience is grounded and composed. Brick-edged concrete drives establish order and permanence, guiding movement through the property with clarity and intention. Natural stone walls and columns anchor the architecture, while layered gravel beds, drought-tolerant plantings, and manicured turf soften transitions and connect the home to its desert setting. Mature trees were preserved and carefully integrated, providing scale, shade, and a sense of continuity.
As afternoon shifts toward sunset, the materials begin to speak differently. Stone warms, textures deepen, and sightlines subtly draw the eye toward the front entry. The landscape narrows the focus, creating a moment of pause before arrival—calm, quiet, and refined.
At night, the design reveals its final layer. Low-voltage lighting is integrated with precision, washing stone surfaces, tracing architectural curves, and uplighting specimen trees to create depth without glare. The drive, walkways, and entry feel safe, legible, and inviting, while the home itself glows with a restrained elegance. Coming home after dark feels intentional—protected, welcoming, and unmistakably yours.
What was created is more than curb appeal. It is a cohesive design-build solution where nothing is ornamental without purpose and nothing is built without intention. A daily experience of arrival that reflects craftsmanship, care, and the enduring character of the Upper Valley.
House to Home SolutionsA fresh start created a connected space that makes sense in this Arlington (Shirlington), VA condo. The old kitchen was tired and outdated and felt cut off from the rest of the living area. The homeowner's collection of glassware and art was lost in the busyness.
While the footprint remained essentially the same, smart touches were added throughout to maximize the functionality and aesthetic. The manmade Quartz counter material continued up the walls for a stunning backsplash look. An enlarged cabinet above the refrigerator transformed that space from unused to functional. An LG double oven range was added to the space of a conventional range. Giant drawers in the peninsula make accessing sullies a breeze. On the back of the peninsula, a cabinet was added in previously wasted space.
The cabinetry is Durasupreme with a shaker door style. The lowers are a Lucious Cherry in Dark Stain and the uppers are painted a soft grey. The hardwood floors from the main living area are now carried into the kitchen. New Led slim profile lighting, including stunning geometric LED pendants brighten up the space.
The result is a bright kitchen that cohesively brings the living space together and highlights the homeowner’s collected art and glassware.
Lola Cwikowski StudioA couple relocating to Lisbon found a property in a recently upgraded building with open layouts and modernized features. Our studio was entrusted to bring elegant comfort to the interior with carefully curated, custom-designed furniture and decor. From a blank canvas, the home was enlivened with walnut furnishings by Portuguese producers, warm-hued textiles in botanical motifs, and accents of delicate brass lighting.
The entryway leads toward a spacious living room, where hand-woven rugs delineate areas for different activities. The first features a dining collection with upholstered shell chairs that comfortably envelop end-of-evening conversation. Midway, a daybed and display shelving system nestled under the lowered ceiling offer an intimate, yet versatile space. Stepping into the lounge, theatrical curtains reveal the pastel medley of Lisbon’s built landscape, the river, and hills in the distance. The dialogue of the room continues around a multi-tiered center table and featherweight pendant: a Brazilian modernist armchair faces a bespoke tufted-leather sofa, its throw cushions tailored to the palette of the media cabinet.
Outside, the balcony’s slate lacquered dining set caters to convivial meals. Private appreciation is found in a pair of leisurely chairs adjacent to the bedroom, with a side table quoting the terracotta background.
The main suite is endued with a crafted spindle bed dressed in deep blue linens and a lively made-to-measure embroidered bedspread. White Estremoz marble nightstands were designed to organize reading material and provide cable management. Circular ceramic lamps and bedside tables complement an ample upholstered bed to accommodate guests, and a floating console offers a discreet solution for remote meetings.
Reyes Creative Concepts LLC.This kitchen isn’t just a pretty face—it’s built to perform!
Think maxed-out storage, a massive island that does it all, bold finishes, and plenty of room to breathe.
Want your kitchen to do more?
Here are ways to get the most out of your space:
Take cabinets all the way up—more storage, less clutter.
Use your island for seating, prep, and storage.
Mix light and dark finishes for a modern, balanced look.
We also added open shelving.
Open shelving isn't just about storage—it’s about creating a stunning focal point that breathes life into your kitchen!
Here, we designed custom floating shelves that seamlessly integrate with the surrounding space, thanks to a striking backsplash tile that continues from the kitchen walls.
The result? A cohesive, elevated aesthetic that balances both beauty and practicality.
Maximize your open shelving with these design tips:
Curate with intention – Display a mix of functional and decorative pieces to create visual interest: cookbooks, plateware, and art.
Stick to a color palette – Keep it cohesive by coordinating dishware, frames, and accessories.
Layer textures – Combine ceramics, glass, and natural elements like wood or greenery for added depth.
Prioritize accessibility – Keep everyday essentials within reach while showcasing special pieces up top.
Veron Builders, LLCPrimary Bathroom Remodel – Material & Design Details
Vanity & Cabinetry:
Custom Canyon Creek cabinetry featuring frameless Equinox doors in Beech wood with a Veil stain finish. Hardware includes wrought iron pulls with grey leather accents. Countertops are Amazing Grey marble.
Plumbing Fixtures:
Kohler fixtures sourced from Martz Supply – Solutions Kitchen and Bath.
Shower Design:
Shower walls feature Tilebar Enso Ribbed Charcoal 24"x48" tile (approximately 150 sq. ft.) installed per layout plan with Dove Grey grout (1/16") and black Schluter trim.
Custom glass shower enclosure cut to accommodate built-in benches.
Bench & Tile Detailing:
Bench fronts are wrapped with cut pieces of the back wall tile to maintain continuous pattern alignment. Benches extend fully to the edge of the 39" wall for a seamless finish.
Soffit Detail:
Soffit dimensioned at 11-7/8" above glass to allow two full 48" tile pieces to align on back and side walls. Soffit finished in drywall and painted to match wall color.
Niche Detail:
Back of niche features a 24"x24" cut piece of wall tile. Sides finished in matching wall tile. Bottom shelf in marble with Schluter edging.
Plumbing Layout:
Valve centered on back shower wall for balanced symmetry.
Lola Cwikowski StudioA couple relocating to Lisbon found a property in a recently upgraded building with open layouts and modernized features. Our studio was entrusted to bring elegant comfort to the interior with carefully curated, custom-designed furniture and decor. From a blank canvas, the home was enlivened with walnut furnishings by Portuguese producers, warm-hued textiles in botanical motifs, and accents of delicate brass lighting.
The entryway leads toward a spacious living room, where hand-woven rugs delineate areas for different activities. The first features a dining collection with upholstered shell chairs that comfortably envelop end-of-evening conversation. Midway, a daybed and display shelving system nestled under the lowered ceiling offer an intimate, yet versatile space. Stepping into the lounge, theatrical curtains reveal the pastel medley of Lisbon’s built landscape, the river, and hills in the distance. The dialogue of the room continues around a multi-tiered center table and featherweight pendant: a Brazilian modernist armchair faces a bespoke tufted-leather sofa, its throw cushions tailored to the palette of the media cabinet.
Outside, the balcony’s slate lacquered dining set caters to convivial meals. Private appreciation is found in a pair of leisurely chairs adjacent to the bedroom, with a side table quoting the terracotta background.
The main suite is endued with a crafted spindle bed dressed in deep blue linens and a lively made-to-measure embroidered bedspread. White Estremoz marble nightstands were designed to organize reading material and provide cable management. Circular ceramic lamps and bedside tables complement an ample upholstered bed to accommodate guests, and a floating console offers a discreet solution for remote meetings.
Powell ConstructionEvery element of this kitchen remodel was purposefully planned to give these homeowners a classic yet modern farmhouse feeling. The white shaker cabinets, rustic wood accents, shiplap detailing, and subway tile backsplash give this kitchen a timeless appeal. We layered modern details including black gridded windows, and matte black fixtures and hardware. The L-shape layout of the kitchen makes daily use and entertaining a breeze. The expansive 9-foot island provides generous counterspace, extensive storage, and a place for guests or children to gather round. Numerous windows allow for an abundance of natural light and captivating panoramic views. These distinctive elements enhance the overall allure of this design. Throughout the base cabinets, we chose custom organization solutions to maximize the function and capacity of the lower cabinets. Modern white appliances with brushed bronze hardware give the kitchen a clean and uninterrupted look. Barn light fixtures bring a touch of farmhouse flair. A striking yet subtle veined quartz carries the light and airy feeling throughout the kitchen and are incredibly durable for this young family.
Updated flooring, windows, and fixtures, along with a fresh coat of paint throughout the home create a seamless renovation that brings continuity from one space to the next. New rustic exterior doors tie in with the wood elements of the kitchen & the hand-hewn beams that partition the open concept. The fireplace in the family room was entirely renovated as well, featuring custom built-ins on either side, a brick tile surround, and knotty alder mantel. These elements come together to provide the warmth and coziness this family wanted. The shiplap detailing in the built-ins and above the fireplace add to the collective farmhouse charm.
George OcampoUpper Valley Estate Curb Appeal – El Paso, Texas
This curb appeal transformation was conceived as a deliberate sequence—an arrival experience where architecture, landscape, and lighting work together as one. Every element was designed to honor the home’s stone construction, turreted forms, and Old World character while responding precisely to the Upper Valley climate and lifestyle.
By day, the experience is grounded and composed. Brick-edged concrete drives establish order and permanence, guiding movement through the property with clarity and intention. Natural stone walls and columns anchor the architecture, while layered gravel beds, drought-tolerant plantings, and manicured turf soften transitions and connect the home to its desert setting. Mature trees were preserved and carefully integrated, providing scale, shade, and a sense of continuity.
As afternoon shifts toward sunset, the materials begin to speak differently. Stone warms, textures deepen, and sightlines subtly draw the eye toward the front entry. The landscape narrows the focus, creating a moment of pause before arrival—calm, quiet, and refined.
At night, the design reveals its final layer. Low-voltage lighting is integrated with precision, washing stone surfaces, tracing architectural curves, and uplighting specimen trees to create depth without glare. The drive, walkways, and entry feel safe, legible, and inviting, while the home itself glows with a restrained elegance. Coming home after dark feels intentional—protected, welcoming, and unmistakably yours.
What was created is more than curb appeal. It is a cohesive design-build solution where nothing is ornamental without purpose and nothing is built without intention. A daily experience of arrival that reflects craftsmanship, care, and the enduring character of the Upper Valley.
Veron Builders, LLCPrimary Bathroom Remodel – Material & Design Details
Vanity & Cabinetry:
Custom Canyon Creek cabinetry featuring frameless Equinox doors in Beech wood with a Veil stain finish. Hardware includes wrought iron pulls with grey leather accents. Countertops are Amazing Grey marble.
Plumbing Fixtures:
Kohler fixtures sourced from Martz Supply – Solutions Kitchen and Bath.
Shower Design:
Shower walls feature Tilebar Enso Ribbed Charcoal 24"x48" tile (approximately 150 sq. ft.) installed per layout plan with Dove Grey grout (1/16") and black Schluter trim.
Custom glass shower enclosure cut to accommodate built-in benches.
Bench & Tile Detailing:
Bench fronts are wrapped with cut pieces of the back wall tile to maintain continuous pattern alignment. Benches extend fully to the edge of the 39" wall for a seamless finish.
Soffit Detail:
Soffit dimensioned at 11-7/8" above glass to allow two full 48" tile pieces to align on back and side walls. Soffit finished in drywall and painted to match wall color.
Niche Detail:
Back of niche features a 24"x24" cut piece of wall tile. Sides finished in matching wall tile. Bottom shelf in marble with Schluter edging.
Plumbing Layout:
Valve centered on back shower wall for balanced symmetry.
Veron Builders, LLCPrimary Bathroom Remodel – Material & Design Details
Vanity & Cabinetry:
Custom Canyon Creek cabinetry featuring frameless Equinox doors in Beech wood with a Veil stain finish. Hardware includes wrought iron pulls with grey leather accents. Countertops are Amazing Grey marble.
Plumbing Fixtures:
Kohler fixtures sourced from Martz Supply – Solutions Kitchen and Bath.
Shower Design:
Shower walls feature Tilebar Enso Ribbed Charcoal 24"x48" tile (approximately 150 sq. ft.) installed per layout plan with Dove Grey grout (1/16") and black Schluter trim.
Custom glass shower enclosure cut to accommodate built-in benches.
Bench & Tile Detailing:
Bench fronts are wrapped with cut pieces of the back wall tile to maintain continuous pattern alignment. Benches extend fully to the edge of the 39" wall for a seamless finish.
Soffit Detail:
Soffit dimensioned at 11-7/8" above glass to allow two full 48" tile pieces to align on back and side walls. Soffit finished in drywall and painted to match wall color.
Niche Detail:
Back of niche features a 24"x24" cut piece of wall tile. Sides finished in matching wall tile. Bottom shelf in marble with Schluter edging.
Plumbing Layout:
Valve centered on back shower wall for balanced symmetry.
House to Home SolutionsA fresh start created a connected space that makes sense in this Arlington (Shirlington), VA condo. The old kitchen was tired and outdated and felt cut off from the rest of the living area. The homeowner's collection of glassware and art was lost in the busyness.
While the footprint remained essentially the same, smart touches were added throughout to maximize the functionality and aesthetic. The manmade Quartz counter material continued up the walls for a stunning backsplash look. An enlarged cabinet above the refrigerator transformed that space from unused to functional. An LG double oven range was added to the space of a conventional range. Giant drawers in the peninsula make accessing sullies a breeze. On the back of the peninsula, a cabinet was added in previously wasted space.
The cabinetry is Durasupreme with a shaker door style. The lowers are a Lucious Cherry in Dark Stain and the uppers are painted a soft grey. The hardwood floors from the main living area are now carried into the kitchen. New Led slim profile lighting, including stunning geometric LED pendants brighten up the space.
The result is a bright kitchen that cohesively brings the living space together and highlights the homeowner’s collected art and glassware.
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