We created a huge spa-like retreat in this Powell master bath through the use of neutrally soothing tile choices combined with aqua blues, espresso finish bamboo cabinetry and white marble counter tops throughout. Even with this large footprint, the original floor plan was not being utilized well. We removed an oversized corner tub for better use of space—by rotating the plumbing to accommodate a smaller tub.
With the added square footage we were able to not only incorporate larger cabinetry, but as well as a separate makeup-vanity, just for her. Her vanity included a mirror which is lightly antiqued with silver leaf detailing on a blue green finish and unique shaded sconces.
The main vanity includes open storage shelves for rolled towels and frameless vanity mirrors constructed of stepped bevels to complement the spa-like luxury feel. Heated floors throughout, we also expanded the walk-in shower fit for the large space.
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A hip building with exposed brick walls throughout, this was a departure from typical office designs. Front of house, neutral color palette, but for the employee lounge and partner offices, this client particularly wanted a fun-loving atmosphere. We expressed this throughout with the use of bright colors, mid-century mod furnishings and unconventional takes on office decor. A large custom bench seat complements the entry way, while custom drapery, blinds as well as floating shelves in the partner’s office finish the look.
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The massive remodel on this Westerville master bath focused on a large walk-in shower with metallic, chocolate brown, large-scale floor tiles set in a brick layout. To save space within the entry of the walk-in shower, we installed foldable teak bench seats for use in the sauna steamer.
A streamlined and unconventional soaker tub made from volcanic limestone with a contemporary floor mounted bath filler makes a bold statement.
A gorgeously large mirror with white glass trim complement the sconces with white opal inner glass. The trough-style under mounted sink combines with yellow river granite and features a 60-inch vanity with rich walnut paired with polished chrome handles and leg accents.
A Dublin lower-level family room, which is set over-looking the Scioto river needed updated and warming up. We removed existing wood paneling and faux beams on the ceiling, opening the space. A brand new wet bar was installed featuring gold-white granite and custom-lit upper cabinets with seeded glass to display barware. Wanting something that could be water-resistant but still soft underfoot, we went with renewable cork flooring from the wet bar area back to the full bath. Floating maple-wood shelves with custom under lit LED’s serve as a focus wall, where the objects on display could be switched out based on the season or mood.
The custom white quartz waterfall counter top and artist-carved blue vessel sink complements a white-lacquered piano finish cabinet. Creating quite a unique vanity. To modernize the space, we introduced a glass panel to act as separation of the shower area from the rest of the bathroom.
Nearly every wall was tiled from floor to ceiling with a reflective white mosaic-looking field tile (to save on cost). We utilized a blue and green hued true mosaic for the signature shower wall, flooring, and accent tile.
The suspended pendants feature funky star shaped light fixtures in clear glass globes hung directly above the vanity mirror in this Upper Arlington condo bath.
