Interior Designers & House Decorators Near Richmond

This bathroom at the end of the long hall used to be called, “the haunted bathroom,” and if you saw the before pictures you’d understand why, but they’re too scary so we can’t show them! This bathroom went through a complete metamorphosis. We swapped the location of the shower and vanity, removed the radiator and replaced it with a heated floor, removed a vent duct to keep the ceiling high, and removed very old and heavy plaster walls. Even the window is new. Because it’s a small bathroom with a shower that won’t be used often we opted for a wet room style shower. The custom built floating vanity by Leah of Saving Face Cabinetry is made of teak and coated in a marine grade finish. It boasts a utility sink and large amounts of storage, and it’s the treasure chest at the bottom of our sea of hand made ceramic tiles from Poland. Each tile is unique and makes the bathroom feel like a natural jewel at the end of the hallway. Like the booty in a treasure chest, we stuck with a brushed gold finish for all the bathroom’s accessories and plumbing fixtures. Once the bathroom renovation was complete, we set to work designing and actually painting the mural on the ceiling. We wanted it to have an antique fresco quality so the faded colors and the choppy blue outlines help it look like it’s been there for over a hundred years. It also made Anna feel like her back was 100 years old, but it was worth it!!

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A quick kitchen island makeover to add some charm and character to a new-build home. A soothing sage green color for island cabinets added further character for the custom trim on the sides and front of the island.

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For this row house in Richmond’s Historic Fan District, the kitchen and dining area served as the epicenter of the home for this busy family. Balancing function and style, we created a harmonious blend of modern design elements and timeless aesthetics, showcasing a living space bathed in natural light. The carefully chosen color palette features soft neutrals in white and grey, contrasted with bold jewel tones, creating a colorful but serene atmosphere. Elegant furnishings, with clean lines and understated accents, are complemented by the harlequin pattern flooring. The adjoining powder room and hall wetbar were important to maximize entertaining, hence the bold wallpaper and brass details. Each element contributes to a cohesive look that embodies comfort and sophistication, making it an inviting environment for both relaxation and social gatherings.

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For a couple years now, we’ve slowly been during our client’s home into his personal castle. We started with the living room and hallways, we added a library to a vestibule, then the backyard, the kitchen, the primary bedroom, and now we’re up to finishing the primary bathroom. Scroll through the photos to see what it looked like before! It was important that this total renovation looked antique but had the updated comfort of a modern bathroom. Some tricks to make a new bathroom look like it’s been waiting for you in a 100 year old hotel in Manhattan: floor to ceiling marble, dark grout, no schluters, a console sink, decorative shelf brackets, and that green we painted the door and window trim.

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