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Belinder Mid Century Remodel: Part 1

November 19, 2020November 19, 2020bathroom1 Comment

Belinder Remodel: Part 1

November 18, 2020

I am so happy to share Part 1 of this remodel with you! My amazing client’s have been so incredibly patient starting this project literally as Covid hit and then watching the project come to a complete standstill during stay at home orders. Add in three young kids and two parents working from home, and a remodel project takes on a whole new level! We are finally finishing up just in time for the holidays. I am very excited for this family to enjoy their new spaces!

My clients have incredible taste and love mid century design. A little over five years ago, my clients remodeled the existing space and added a master bedroom addition. These two bathrooms and the kitchen were the only rooms not included in the first remodel. I loved taking the challenge of blending these rooms into the mid century modern style of the rest of the home. Here are some of my favorite photos and details from Part 1 of the remodel.

A Powder Room is a great little place to make a big impact. We took this narrow and long space that guests use and went dramatic. We knew we wanted to make it simple yet bold so we decided to build a floating quartz sink and wood shelf. The beautiful black grasscloth wallpaper from Magnolia Home and the Brizo luxe gold wall mounted faucet really make big statements in this small space. The owner fell in love with this pendant designed by architect Bertrand Balas from Lumens. The black grasscloth is the perfect backdrop for the pendant and is stunning when lit against it.

The second bathroom was a dark and dated full bath that is used for guests and that will one day be used for a teenage boy. I wanted the bathroom to be light, bright and have clean lines. It needed to function more efficiently with more counter space and storage. We decided to get rid of the dated bathtub and add a walk in shower. The clients fell for this soot chevron tile from Mission Stone Tile and we used it to create a stunning accent wall in the shower. I love the variation in the tile and how it pops against the gorgeous statuario floor and wall tile.

The matte black shower fixture and sink faucet by Moen paired perfectly with the freestanding walnut vanity and the brass accents. The large rounded edge mirror is from Rejuvenation and really opens up the room even more.

I am so thrilled with the two new bathrooms and hope that my clients will enjoy them for many years to come. By making these bathrooms beautiful yet functional, they now blend with the rest of their stylish family home. I can’t wait to show you Phase 2 of the project, that includes the kitchen, panty and mud room areas!

xo -Lindsay

Small but Mighty

January 24, 2020UncategorizedLeave a Comment

Small but Mighty

October 3, 2019

When we purchased our home, we knew making it what we wanted was going to take time and that I wouldn’t be able to do everything I wanted at once. We had a limited budget and it was only going to go so far. The kitchen was our biggest and first project; I can’t even believe it’s almost been 5 years since we tackled it! Add in life with three young children and running your own business and that doesn’t leave much time to carry out your own remodeling dreams!

As much as I wanted to do everything, I had to settle for fresh paint in the other rooms for now. The rest of the house would have to wait because I wanted to do it right and that meant having a plan and saving money. I think this made us appreciate everything even more. Just recently I finished up our powder room and I am amazed how small updates can have such high impact. The pretty little room just makes me happy!

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The existing pedestal sink and faucet were still in good shape and a timeless design. To save money I incorporated both into the new plan. We replaced the toilet when we moved in since it was not functioning properly so it was staying as well. My powder room wish list included: stunning wallpaper, a beautiful light fixture, a large mirror and a few statement accessories to modernize this little room.

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I wanted black and white wall paper with a fresh geometric print; it had to be sophisticated and pretty. I love mixing my metals so that polished chrome faucet I was keeping needed brass. I couldn’t be more happy with the way they compliment each other. The large brass infinity mirror really opened the room up and the brass towel ring is simple yet stunning.

The icing on the cake for me is the light fixture. I wanted something sleek, linear and chrome. The clean lines of the LED sconce complete the room and will last for years to come. A few small things can really change a room and make a statement. What are your favorite little updates in the powder room for maximum impact? Here are a few other little powder rooms I adore that pack a powerful punch:

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Photography by Nicole Franzen

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Design by GIA Renovations

A Bright New Bathroom for a New Year

January 23, 2020February 5, 2020UncategorizedLeave a Comment

A BRIGHT NEW BATHROOM FOR A NEW YEAR

January 23, 2020

A bright, functional and fun bathroom was at the top of my client’s wish list for their chic teenage girl. We took this dated and dark bathroom and gave it a complete overhaul to make it work for this teenager. I think her two younger sisters are already eyeing it for their own one day once big sis is gone!

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The existing bathroom layout worked well, but it needed a new vanity to maximize storage and better lighting to make the space work. The client wanted a colored vanity and was open to the idea of hexagon cement tile to make the bathroom fresh and modern.

The gray hexagon tile is a statement, yet neutral, so it can last for years. The beautiful custom vanity offers functional drawers freeing up valuable counter space for all the things! I am in love with how the tile turned out. The dark hexagon really contrasts nicely with the light blue green of the vanity and the lighter countertop and shower tile. It really brings the wow factor to the space!

We mixed metals so the polished chrome faucets and cabinet hardware look stunning next to the black mirror and towel fixtures. I couldn’t be more happy with the way they compliment each other.

The icing on the cake are the sconces. I wanted something modern and chrome that gave this girl good lighting for when she needed it while adding dimension to the space. We put the sconces on a dimmer switch so that she can adjust the brightness of the sconces when needed. I have found that everyone has their own opinion about how much light they like to see themselves in!

The dated shower also got an overhaul with new floor and wall tile and a rain shower faucet that really work for this small but very important space. Adding a glass frameless door to the shower design really opened up the space further and lets the light in. I am so pleased with how the bathroom turned out and hope the family enjoys it for a long time.