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From the owner:
We were referred to Pam McPeak of Southern Places by a family friend who utilized her services on a recent project. We met Pam in person initially to share our ideas and photos of our existing space. As usual, first impressions are essential for building trust and credibility. Pam was not only personable and professional but also willing to listen to our ideas, for which we are truly grateful.
Our project, which we initially thought would be a simple refresh, was quite a surprise. It included fresh paint, furniture upgrades, new artwork, and, most unexpectedly, the installation of a large wall mural. Never in a hundred years would we have selected a wall panel mural on our own. It was outside of our design comfort zone. Sensing this, Pam walked us through hanging a wallpaper-based mural, asking us to trust her, which we did. She surrounded it with a matching wooden frame, which looked incredible.
Another thing we liked about Pam's style was that she was very willing to work with pieces that had special significance to us and that we did not want to give up. She showed a unique talent for blending the old with the new.
Finally, there were a couple of times when we only partially agreed with a piece or display that Pam had suggested. She worked with us to get things to make the tweaks necessary to get it just right.
Needless to say, we are very pleased with how it turned out. Once a mere room, our space has been transformed into a place of inspiration and comfort, a testament to Pam's expertise and experience.

This family of three was willing to sacrifice a small bedroom and hallway to create this Barn Wood Beauty. Combining the rooms allowed us to create a large island tons of counter space and enabled the home to have it's first dishwasher. The design oriented client added several accents of her own with pendents, wall lights and of course the Barn Wood accent all and Barn Door. Features, Hanstone Quartz Counter top, UltraCraft Cabinetry, Kohler Sink and Faucets.
Photos By Jeff Kida

Valerie used white subway tile in the shower with a hexagonal mosaic for the shower floor. The shower really establishes the vintage country style in the bathroom.
For anyone considering a similar project, Valerie recommends doing thorough research and sticking with your ideas. She found that working with a builder who was willing to work with her creativity and had creative ideas of their own was very beneficial. Valerie says that having a contractor on site every day was beneficial, since they kept the site clean and made sure the subcontractors did the same. In the end, Valerie says the project may cost more/ take longer than expected, but the best advice is to go with the flow and have fun with it!
To see the full project as well as a complete project sheet, visit the full blog post at http://renovation1500.com/carolina-attic-to-master-bath-renovation/
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A modern take on an Italian farmhouse created the perfect catalyst for design inspiration. Willing to rethink how they used their landscape, these clients allowed the entire space to be reimagined. From a permeable driveway, to a labyrinth entryway, their home is sublimely sophisticated with elements of wonder.

A modern take on an Italian farmhouse created the perfect catalyst for design inspiration. Willing to rethink how they used their landscape, these clients allowed the entire space to be reimagined. From a permeable driveway, to a labyrinth entryway, their home is sublimely sophisticated with elements of wonder.

Eat-in kitchen - mid-sized modern l-shaped medium tone wood floor eat-in kitchen idea in Miami with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, stone slab backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

After a leak prevented them from using their master bath shower, our clients welcomed the chance to elevate their builder-grade bathroom. From the start, we were impressed with their eagerness to consider unique selections. They were willing to think beyond the monotonous choices of gray, taupe, and white to create a space they loved! The result is a master bath that reflects their easy-going, fun personalities. While the overall footprint remained the same, we replaced the bulky, unused corner tub with a free-standing tub; added a knee wall and custom glass enclosure to the shower; and installed cabinetry (Medallion Cabinetry, Macchiato) with a center tower for additional storage and to designate his and her space. The wall paint, tile floor (Happy Floors, Exotic Stone), and countertop (Caesarstone, Rugged Concrete) give the dramatic pop.

This family of three was willing to sacrifice a small bedroom and hallway to create this Barn Wood Beauty. Combining the rooms allowed us to create a large island tons of counter space and enabled the home to have it's first dishwasher. The design oriented client added several accents of her own with pendents, wall lights and of course the Barn Wood accent all and Barn Door. Features, Hanstone Quartz Counter top, UltraCraft Cabinetry, Kohler Sink and Faucets.
Photos By Jeff Kida

This family of three was willing to sacrifice a small bedroom and hallway to create this Barn Wood Beauty. Combining the rooms allowed us to create a large island tons of counter space and enabled the home to have it's first dishwasher. The design oriented client added several accents of her own with pendents, wall lights and of course the Barn Wood accent all and Barn Door. Features, Hanstone Quartz Counter top, UltraCraft Cabinetry, Kohler Sink and Faucets.
Photos By Jeff Kida

This family of three was willing to sacrifice a small bedroom and hallway to create this Barn Wood Beauty. Combining the rooms allowed us to create a large island tons of counter space and enabled the home to have it's first dishwasher. The design oriented client added several accents of her own with pendents, wall lights and of course the Barn Wood accent all and Barn Door. Features, Hanstone Quartz Counter top, UltraCraft Cabinetry, Kohler Sink and Faucets.
Photos By Jeff Kida

A comfortable and cozy living space inspired by shabby chic interior style. Featuring white lounge seats with thick and soft cushions and to add elegance with slim profile glass coffee table and end table. To keep your books and collectibles add dark brown bookshelf so that it balances the style of the space. We assure you you will feel comfortable and cozy in a space like this where you can ready your favourite book!

This homeowner had a very limited space to work with and they were worried it wouldn’t be possible to install a water feature in their yard at all!
They were willing to settle for a small fountain when they called us, but we assured them we were up for this challenge in building them their dream waterscape at a larger scale than they could even imagine.
We turned this steep hill and retaining wall into their own personal secret garden. We constructed a waterfall that looked like the home was built around and existed naturally in nature. Our experts in waterfall building and masonry were able to ensure the retaining wall continued to do it’s job of holding up the hillside and keeping this waterfall in place for a lifetime to come.

A modern take on an Italian farmhouse created the perfect catalyst for design inspiration. Willing to rethink how they used their landscape, these clients allowed the entire space to be reimagined. From a permeable driveway, to a labyrinth entryway, their home is sublimely sophisticated with elements of wonder.

Sponsored
Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations

After a leak prevented them from using their master bath shower, our clients welcomed the chance to elevate their builder-grade bathroom. From the start, we were impressed with their eagerness to consider unique selections. They were willing to think beyond the monotonous choices of gray, taupe, and white to create a space they loved! The result is a master bath that reflects their easy-going, fun personalities. While the overall footprint remained the same, we replaced the bulky, unused corner tub with a free-standing tub; added a knee wall and custom glass enclosure to the shower; and installed cabinetry (Medallion Cabinetry, Macchiato) with a center tower for additional storage and to designate his and her space. The wall paint, tile floor (Happy Floors, Exotic Stone), and countertop (Caesarstone, Rugged Concrete) give the dramatic pop.

A comfortable and cozy living space inspired by shabby chic interior style. Featuring white lounge seats with thick and soft cushions and to add elegance with slim profile glass coffee table and end table. To keep your books and collectibles add dark brown bookshelf so that it balances the style of the space. We assure you you will feel comfortable and cozy in a space like this where you can ready your favourite book!

From the owner:
We were referred to Pam McPeak of Southern Places by a family friend who utilized her services on a recent project. We met Pam in person initially to share our ideas and photos of our existing space. As usual, first impressions are essential for building trust and credibility. Pam was not only personable and professional but also willing to listen to our ideas, for which we are truly grateful.
Our project, which we initially thought would be a simple refresh, was quite a surprise. It included fresh paint, furniture upgrades, new artwork, and, most unexpectedly, the installation of a large wall mural. Never in a hundred years would we have selected a wall panel mural on our own. It was outside of our design comfort zone. Sensing this, Pam walked us through hanging a wallpaper-based mural, asking us to trust her, which we did. She surrounded it with a matching wooden frame, which looked incredible.
Another thing we liked about Pam's style was that she was very willing to work with pieces that had special significance to us and that we did not want to give up. She showed a unique talent for blending the old with the new.
Finally, there were a couple of times when we only partially agreed with a piece or display that Pam had suggested. She worked with us to get things to make the tweaks necessary to get it just right.
Needless to say, we are very pleased with how it turned out. Once a mere room, our space has been transformed into a place of inspiration and comfort, a testament to Pam's expertise and experience.

From the owner:
We were referred to Pam McPeak of Southern Places by a family friend who utilized her services on a recent project. We met Pam in person initially to share our ideas and photos of our existing space. As usual, first impressions are essential for building trust and credibility. Pam was not only personable and professional but also willing to listen to our ideas, for which we are truly grateful.
Our project, which we initially thought would be a simple refresh, was quite a surprise. It included fresh paint, furniture upgrades, new artwork, and, most unexpectedly, the installation of a large wall mural. Never in a hundred years would we have selected a wall panel mural on our own. It was outside of our design comfort zone. Sensing this, Pam walked us through hanging a wallpaper-based mural, asking us to trust her, which we did. She surrounded it with a matching wooden frame, which looked incredible.
Another thing we liked about Pam's style was that she was very willing to work with pieces that had special significance to us and that we did not want to give up. She showed a unique talent for blending the old with the new.
Finally, there were a couple of times when we only partially agreed with a piece or display that Pam had suggested. She worked with us to get things to make the tweaks necessary to get it just right.
Needless to say, we are very pleased with how it turned out. Once a mere room, our space has been transformed into a place of inspiration and comfort, a testament to Pam's expertise and experience.

Sponsored
Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations

From the owner:
We were referred to Pam McPeak of Southern Places by a family friend who utilized her services on a recent project. We met Pam in person initially to share our ideas and photos of our existing space. As usual, first impressions are essential for building trust and credibility. Pam was not only personable and professional but also willing to listen to our ideas, for which we are truly grateful.
Our project, which we initially thought would be a simple refresh, was quite a surprise. It included fresh paint, furniture upgrades, new artwork, and, most unexpectedly, the installation of a large wall mural. Never in a hundred years would we have selected a wall panel mural on our own. It was outside of our design comfort zone. Sensing this, Pam walked us through hanging a wallpaper-based mural, asking us to trust her, which we did. She surrounded it with a matching wooden frame, which looked incredible.
Another thing we liked about Pam's style was that she was very willing to work with pieces that had special significance to us and that we did not want to give up. She showed a unique talent for blending the old with the new.
Finally, there were a couple of times when we only partially agreed with a piece or display that Pam had suggested. She worked with us to get things to make the tweaks necessary to get it just right.
Needless to say, we are very pleased with how it turned out. Once a mere room, our space has been transformed into a place of inspiration and comfort, a testament to Pam's expertise and experience.

From the owner:
We were referred to Pam McPeak of Southern Places by a family friend who utilized her services on a recent project. We met Pam in person initially to share our ideas and photos of our existing space. As usual, first impressions are essential for building trust and credibility. Pam was not only personable and professional but also willing to listen to our ideas, for which we are truly grateful.
Our project, which we initially thought would be a simple refresh, was quite a surprise. It included fresh paint, furniture upgrades, new artwork, and, most unexpectedly, the installation of a large wall mural. Never in a hundred years would we have selected a wall panel mural on our own. It was outside of our design comfort zone. Sensing this, Pam walked us through hanging a wallpaper-based mural, asking us to trust her, which we did. She surrounded it with a matching wooden frame, which looked incredible.
Another thing we liked about Pam's style was that she was very willing to work with pieces that had special significance to us and that we did not want to give up. She showed a unique talent for blending the old with the new.
Finally, there were a couple of times when we only partially agreed with a piece or display that Pam had suggested. She worked with us to get things to make the tweaks necessary to get it just right.
Needless to say, we are very pleased with how it turned out. Once a mere room, our space has been transformed into a place of inspiration and comfort, a testament to Pam's expertise and experience.

This family of three was willing to sacrifice a small bedroom and hallway to create this Barn Wood Beauty. Combining the rooms allowed us to create a large island tons of counter space and enabled the home to have it's first dishwasher. The design oriented client added several accents of her own with pendents, wall lights and of course the Barn Wood accent all and Barn Door. Features, Hanstone Quartz Counter top, UltraCraft Cabinetry, Kohler Sink and Faucets.
Photos By Jeff Kida
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