Last Friday, I attended an event hosted by Hansgrohe where they introduced some of the latest designs to their Axor line and gave some background about the designers who have provided so much of the inspiration. The international team of All-Stars is comprised of Philippe Starck, Antonio Citterio, Jean-Marie Massaud, Patricia Urquiola, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec and Pheonix Design (Tom Schonherr and Andreas Haug). It was really a cool presentation, yet, (more…)
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Tour of Remodeled Homes ~ Part 2
Posted in Barthroom Design, Events, Transformations, Well Composed, tagged Bathroom Design, Design Build, Design Matters, Luxury Bath, Renovation, Well Composed on September 26, 2011 | 1 Comment »
And here’s the second one:
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Loring Heights ~ Part I
Posted in Barthroom Design, Interior Views, What is Composed, tagged Atlanta, Design Build, Luxury Bath, Master Bathroom Renovation, Remodeling, Renovations, Shower Experience on August 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Hey Guys ~
I thought I’d pull one out of the archives for you here. This one has always been one of my favorites. The owners found this little gem and started right in transforming it into a place of their own. Tucked away in the serene Loring Heights community just west of Atlanta, this bungalow offered up a ton of potential. In a course of two separate projects, we came in to create a master bedroom / bathroom addition and renovate the kitchen. In part I, we’ll explore the master bath. I think the reason that I like this remodel so much is because you will not find one ounce of “Fluff” anywhere in it. I apologize that we do not have any quality before pictures. Not sure what we were thinking there. But, since it’s the weekend, we’ll keep it lite and just give you the finished product.
Such A Very Well Composed Space
As you can see, even though we are working in some tight quarters, a rich and elegant ensemble is achieved throughout.
All the Pieces Fit Perfectly
Love the Medicine Cabinets
Simply Styling
Every Inch is Carefully Planned
And Storage Space is No Longer a Problem
Warm Tones, Sleek Stylings, Classic Hardware and Cool Feet.
Gotta Have the Do-Dad Shelf
And, now for the crowning jewel.
Talk About Luxe
The Fixture Selection is Spot On.
Here's to the Showering Experience ~ Raining Down
Every room of this home has been renovated and customized to truly represent the homeowners individual personalities. And, in the end, we have a space with a harmonious continuity that is warm, unique, expressive, comfortable and well composed. I can’t wait to share with you Part II where we will showcase what we were able accomplish with the limited galley kitchen.
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Changing With The Times
Posted in Barthroom Design, Transformations, What is Composed, tagged Atlanta, Bathroom Design, Bathroom Tile, Remodeling, Renovations on July 30, 2011 | 2 Comments »
You know, I love the Spectacular Transformation. Whether it plays out in our own Lives or in our Homes, there are times when we all can find ourselves in a rut. A little bit out of date, kind of worn down, definitely in need of some polishing. The homeowners of this Roswell beauty found themselves in just this sort of predicament. Although, other areas of the Home had been renovated to change with their changing lifestyle, the Master Bath had long been overlooked.
Here's Her Vanity
And His
The shower was tucked back in this dark corner
Flanked by this Stylish Sunken Tub
And Separarted by the "Throne Room"...Of Coarse
We made a few simple modifications to the layout, but, for the most part, did not move a lot of stuff around.
And Here We Are
The Window Now Assumes It's Proper Place of Prominence
We Customized the Shower Components to Meet the Clients Wishes
The Zig Zag Shower Tile Pattern is Repeated out on the Main Bathroom Floor in a Rug
Her New Vanity With All That Extra Storage
And His. Yeah, We Always Get the Short End of the Stick
The Master Closets also gained New Life.
Before We Had 2 Broken Up His and Her Closets
And then there was One. I just Love that Custom Pocket Door.
To The Right
And The Left
To The Right
And The Left
Oh Well, you get the picture. While we were on the job, we also renovated the Guest Powder Room and removed all of the popcorn ceiling treatment throughout the home.
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