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Partial gut and redesign of the Kitchen and Dining Room, including a floor plan modification of the Kitchen. Bespoke kitchen cabinetry design and custom modifications to existing cabinetry. Metal range hood design, along with furniture, wallpaper, and lighting updates throughout the first floor. Complete powder bathroom redesign including sink, plumbing, lighting, wallpaper, and accessories. When our clients agreed to the navy and brass range hood we knew this kitchen would be a showstopper. There’s no underestimated what an unexpected punch of color can achieve.

I updated the kitchen with new cabinet fronts and again kept the colors neutral to make the apartment feel bigger and open and airy. The thin shaker style on the cabinet looks updated and enhances the storage in here. The brass hardware keeps is delicate and warm. The pendant here are soft and to scale and just right. Never underestimate the power of a fresh coat of paint. On site painting of cabinets is not easy to pull off, but my team comes through.

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Never underestimate the importance of a first impression! Home exteriors are the very first thing neighbors, visitors and prospective buyers see, so you want your exterior home design to impress. Whether you are considering an exterior remodel to upgrade your curb appeal and resale value, or simply want to enhance your home’s aesthetic and ambiance, choosing the right exterior design for your home is an important undertaking.

This hallway led to her daughter's room and felt cold and dark. Now a fun rug, a well place mirror to add depth, and a playful art grouping gives this pass through a happy and welcoming feel. Don't underestimate hallways - they are a design opportunity!

The feel of spaciousness, free movement and open space is not to be underestimated. The practical side of the free movement between the kitchen counter and oven to the dining area makes serving and cleaning up the table an easy and enjoyable task. Olivier Koning

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The kitchen at Southlake Manor underwent a full transformation, drawing inspiration from the charm of the South of France while incorporating the Denningtons' personal tastes. A major design feature is the stunning barrelled ceiling, which adds a sense of grandeur and architectural interest. This beautiful ceiling design enhances the space by creating visual height, drawing the eye upward and contributing to the kitchen’s airy and open feel. The Denningtons’ love for the color blue is woven throughout the kitchen, with custom accents in a rich, deep shade that adds warmth and personality to the space. The cabinetry features a mix of finishes that complement the color palette, creating a balanced, sophisticated look. At the heart of the kitchen sits a custom, round island—a standout piece designed to be both functional and visually striking. The island, with its unique shape and built-in drawers, provides ample storage while maintaining a sleek, clean aesthetic. It’s an ideal gathering spot for the family and offers a beautiful contrast to the surrounding cabinetry. The layers of texture throughout the kitchen—from the smooth cabinetry finishes to the intricate details of the island and the natural warmth of the new barrelled ceiling—add depth and dimension. Every element is carefully crafted to elevate the design to the next level, blending style with practicality in a way that reflects the Denningtons' love for sophisticated, yet welcoming spaces.

Never underestimate the power of accessories. This mix of textures with gold accents creates style and beauty.
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We love a good bathroom success story! The original state of this bathroom had good, modern bones, but needed new finishes. Without changing the great layout it already had, we managed to give this space a brand new look! The main goal of the space was to replace the orange hues with more updated tones, resulting in a more balanced look (there is no denying the orange needed to go!). So, before we dig into the new space, take a look at how it was before: Cabinets Replacing the door and drawer fronts was a major step to creating a new look to the space. We replaced the orange stained door and drawer fronts with new ones having a grey painted finish. This instantly brightened up the space! It’s amazing what a new color can do to a room. Countertop We love using quartz in bathroom spaces, and all spaces really! But especially in bathrooms because of its non-porous qualities which means it can handle splashes of water like no other. This is why we have it as the countertop on the vanity, the tub deck, and also tub surround. There is no denying the finish of this quartz is what makes this space pop. This is a 3cm Caesarstone in a finish of Calcutta Nuvo. It has lovely marble-like markings and we love the effect it has on the tub surround. Although this space did not include any major renovation, we still achieved a space with a major new look. Don’t underestimate the power of new finishes!

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We love a good bathroom success story! The original state of this bathroom had good, modern bones, but needed new finishes. Without changing the great layout it already had, we managed to give this space a brand new look! The main goal of the space was to replace the orange hues with more updated tones, resulting in a more balanced look (there is no denying the orange needed to go!). So, before we dig into the new space, take a look at how it was before: Cabinets Replacing the door and drawer fronts was a major step to creating a new look to the space. We replaced the orange stained door and drawer fronts with new ones having a grey painted finish. This instantly brightened up the space! It’s amazing what a new color can do to a room. Countertop We love using quartz in bathroom spaces, and all spaces really! But especially in bathrooms because of its non-porous qualities which means it can handle splashes of water like no other. This is why we have it as the countertop on the vanity, the tub deck, and also tub surround. There is no denying the finish of this quartz is what makes this space pop. This is a 3cm Caesarstone in a finish of Calcutta Nuvo. It has lovely marble-like markings and we love the effect it has on the tub surround. Although this space did not include any major renovation, we still achieved a space with a major new look. Don’t underestimate the power of new finishes!

This Berkeley remodel opened the kitchen up to the living and dining room. The kitchen was expanded to provide more storage and larger work surfaces. The beautiful paint color was chosen by the client and really complete's the project. Don't underestimate the power of paint in kitchens when choosing products. Executive Cabinetry cabinets are Green Guard Certified to be non-toxic to keep your family (and pets) safe. The Team: Ecohome Improvement http://www.ecohomeimprovement.com/ Kitchen Designer: Onyx Pietersen http://www.ecohomeimprovement.com/about-us/people/onyx-pietersen/ Contractor: Wick Pancoast http://www.pancoastconstruction.com/ Products: Executive Cabinetry http://executivecabinetry.com/index.php Cambria http://www.cambriausa.com/

Having a well-planned closet not only facilitates access to our favorite clothing and items but also simplifies our day. Do not underestimate the power of organization.