BEFORE: Pink and white with black details, it really was kind of a darling bathroom, but wouldn’t hold up in the modern housing market from a re-sale standpoint. Bye-bye 1955.

This client wanted an colorful, full of life kitchen they could create the best food in and be as stunning to look at as well. For starters, we reconfigured some base cabinets to large deep drawers and also have trash/recycle pull outs. The top cabinets now are extended to the ceiling for more storage. A custom designed tall cabinet that maximizes the storage space with a few deep drawers a recycle pull out and a side cabinet for brooms and such. Also houses two oven/microwaves. Granite countertops were an improvement from the original Formica ones. We said bye bye to the blue wallpaper and hello to a fresh warm neutral on the walls to make way for the two tone blue cabinets. We did the flooring in a herringbone pattern for even more interest. A custom designed center medallion piece above the stove adds a personal touch and a nice focal piece. A great project and very happy clients!

3. Marina Moisture Hack: Dampness got you down? Toss silica gel packs ($10 for 3 at local hardware stores!) in closets, and hang woven seagrass baskets (Embarcadero Market handmade finds) to keep clothes CA-crisp. 4. Entryway “Invisible Hero”: Skip bulky shoe benches. Opt for a slender pull-out stool (West Elm’s spruce wood version)—hides umbrellas, packages, and junk mail. Bye-bye, entryway mess.

Randy Bye
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AFTER - the view from the living room. Bye bye wall.
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Bye-Bye little garage
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Functional drawers and water filter faucet are my favorite two features of the new kitchen. No more sponge on the counter, bye bye brita filter!
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Bye bye stucco & black peeling trim
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Bye-Bye little garage
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Randy Bye
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We uncovered so many householders who required help with their undertakings, so our bathroom remodeling experts made it our mission to be competent to connect all of our clients with the best people for the job. Say bye-bye to your old, dingy restroom! #bathroom_design #bathroom_decor #bathroom_remodel #bathrooms #Mission_Viejo #bathroom_renovation

Sunday July 19, 3:00 to 4:30pm | Falls Village Pittman Residence by Designed by A.E. Bye, Dialogue led by Kimberly Mercurio of Kimberly Mercurio Landscape Architecture Designed by twentieth-century landscape architect A.E. Bye, the Pittman Residence in Falls Village, Connecticut features an artistic landscape design both inspired by and accentuating the area’s natural ecological character. Embodying the architect’s own creative aesthetic, the property incorporates various undulating landforms that draw on the presence of natural shadows to create a memorable landscape that lingers in the minds of visitors long after they bid the property ado. This season, join landscape architect and scholar Kimberly Mercurio as she leads an engaging dialogue on the design history of the Pittman Residence and the significance of Bye’s play on shadows in landscape architecture. With her immense knowledge of A.E. Bye’s work, having recently completed the A.E. Bye/Landscape Architecture Archives Research Fellowship at Penn State University and received a grant from Dumbarton Oaks to further study and document his achievements, Mercurio’s presentation promises to be both educational and inspiring. Photo courtesy Kimberly Mercurio

Complete design transparency with professional status reports, allows you to focus on the experience which is backed by our design and installation experience. Say bye-bye to obsolete fixtures, and hello to a brand-new peaceful restroom retreat that fits your everyday routines. #bathroom_design #bathroom_decor #bathroom_remodel #bathrooms #Mission_Viejo #bathroom_renovation

Streamline Interiors, LLC - Bye-bye dated pony wall. Hello more space to move around freely.
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Large Formatted Backlit screens define the passion of the Owners that love the "Classic Movies" and she has produced films of her-own in this "Era" Personally. "I, love the James Dean Image" as the verbal sounds of the Eagles... I know just what you mean James Dean You said it all so clean And I know my life would look all right If I could see it on the silver screen Too fast to live, too young to die (bye bye) Design and Theater | Movies go so well together!

Bye bye shower curb! A small step-down is all that'll be left once this project is complete.

This home was in need of new paint, and furniture. Bye, bye red, gold and green, hello blue, putty, and tan. New paint in Revere Pewter, and neutral palette of fabrics.

Randy Bye
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