Bathroom WOW!!

No words needed!

WOW!!!

Check out this new kitchen. I wish I had taken more "before" pictures but you can still see the results. We removed the low hanging fluorescent lighting and installed can lights. We replaced the outdated chandelier with a brushed nickel chandelier. Debbie worked her magic refurbishing the existing cabinets. We replaced all pulls and hinges. Replaced counters with new granite. Removed the cabinets dividing the kitchen from the breakfast room. We installed a pen light over the sink. We removed all of the wallpaper and painted the walls a soft "sweet Caroline green". The tile floors will be installed next week and that will finish this kitchen transformation. Let us know what you think!

Beautiful New Bedroom

This is a work in progress. We've painted the walls and ceiling. The furniture and bedding was picked out by the client but the client wanted a punch of red. The client wanted to paint one wall red. Due to the size of the room we thought that would "take over" the whole room. We talked her into creating the same feel of red by making red window treatments to frame the bed including a coordinating red pillow. We are now in the process of accessorizing the room. Check back to see the final revision!

Preview to AWESOME!

This is going to be AWESOME! Debbie and I have recreated the pattern of the fabric of the window treatments I made onto the wall. Keep checking back because we will be replacing the the furniture and lighting. This dining room will be show stopper!!!! Red base coat.

measure, Measure, MEASURE!

Peel the tape VERY carefully!

Wall with window.

Debbie's New Half Bath!

Every once in awhile Debbie and I take the time to do a room in one of our own houses. It was Debbie's turn. We transformed her half bath into a show stopper. New sink/mirror/paint

I know ya'll get tired of seeing it but we don't get tired of doing it. Art with fabric.

Another view of sink.

This view shows how we painted the ceiling a soft gold color.

I had fun making this window treatment. The fabrics went so well and it came together nicely.

Not much money. Huge returns.

This is a bathroom that just needed a face lift. We removed the horrible stripe wallpaper and painted soft blue walls with white trim.

We updated the faucets, replaced pulls and hinges, framed the mirrors, updated the lighting and put in new towel bars.

GREAT return on investment!

great kitchen

This kitchen was a total do over without taking out the cabinets. We refurbished the cabinets and literally gave them new life. We also replaced the dull outdated hinges and pulls. Almond gold granite also gave the cabinets a "lift". We painted the walls a buttery yellow. Installed a pen light at the kitchen sink giving warmth to the room instead of glaring florescent light.

New sink, faucet, and under cabinet lighting.

We tiled the back splash in a tumbled stone brick.

Then added a punch of mosaic tumbled stone and steel tile behind the stove.

Master Bedroom Redo

This was a total bedroom redo. We wanted the walls to "disappear" so we painted them the same color as the duvet cover. We'll let the pictures speak for themselves We found GREAT lamps for the bedside tables. We made the throw at the foot of the bed and striped pillow.

The bed skirt was too short for the poster bed so we added 5" of the stripe on the bottom pulling it together by using the throw fabric for cording.

Simple panel window treatments add elegance to the room. We also added throw pillows to the leather chairs and found a great table that matches the bedroom furniture and a foot stool matching the chairs.

One of my favorite things! Making art using fabric.

We carried the fabric into the master bath. Unlike the bedroom, we wanted a punch of color in the bath. So, we painted the walls with the coordinating color of the fabric. We made a simple rod pocket valance.

Sorry! Pictures got out of order!

We took down the large plain mirror and put up two separate mirrors. We changed out the lighting to a more modern light.

Custom shower curtain will be mounted higher than normal shower curtain. Creating a feeling of a higher ceiling.