Showing posts with label Kitchen and Bath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kitchen and Bath. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 3, 2016

FARMHOUSE CHIC IN THE MOUNTAINS


I am very excited to show off my latest completed project with Tall Pines Construction.  I was lucky enough to be able to work with the amazing owners of this property selecting all the interior hard finishes, lighting and plumbing, as well as all furniture, bedding and accessories.

The clients wanted something different from the standard mountain or mountain modern look that has become so prevalent in and around Park City.  As we developed the look, a clean, refined farmhouse look emerged, and we ran with it.  And it just worked.  The field and mountains surrounding the home set off the style perfectly.

It is always so rewarding to be involved in every aspect of a project, and also to see such a great finished product executed by an excellent, professional team of builders and craftsmen.

So, without further ado, here are a few of my favorite shots...





























Thursday, December 3, 2015

WORKING AWAY

Working on a new master suite renovation today!  Here is a sneak peek!






Sunday, October 18, 2015

NEW PROJECT PHOTOS

I am happy to share photos of my latest home renovation completed with the RENU Crew, a fantastic renovation and real estate company in Salt Lake City.

















I love renovating mid-century homes that had undergone some poorly thought-through changes sometime in the 70s or 80s.  It is very satisfying demo'ing avocado or mustard kitchen cabinets in order to make way for a cleaner, more true modernism.  Not to mention shag carpeting.

This is such a project, a house with great mid-century bones that needed some updating and restoring.  I think the results are fantastic, with a large open-plan living space clad with rich, bold materials set against clean white walls.






















All the bathrooms were gutted as well; expanding them where possible and keeping all materials fresh and light with accents of rich charcoal and black to add some punch and depth.





















The basement was completely finished, with a fantastic media room-


















And the best part of this project is that it is now on the market!  Anyone looking for a new home?  Check out the listing here!

Thursday, March 20, 2014

FAB FEDERAL HEIGHTS BATHROOM RENO

I was so happy to be able to work on a bathroom renovation in a beautiful historic home in the Federal Heights area of Salt Lake City.  While the basic layout of the bathroom worked well for the space, the 1980s fixtures, light pink tile, and large vanity all made the space feel small and dated.   The goals were clear, open the space with a smaller, open vanity and glass shower enclosure, and update the space with new fixtures and finishes, but maintain a connection with the house and its Neoclassical elegance.

BEFORE-























AFTER-