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We changed a dated overhead florescent light box to recessed halogen
lighting. All it has needed was to remove the old trim work and custom cut
a piece of plywood to cover the soffit. The halogen lights were easy to
install in the space. We suggested to update the faucet and added
decorative accessories. We dressed the shower enclosure to the left with a
curtain. Since the bathroom fixtures were gray we went with
black accents to tie the look together.
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This bathroom had outdated wallpaper which just was removed in this
picture above. A rich hue of sienna give the wall the right depth. We changed
also in this bathroom the typical 80's fluorescent light box to halogen
spot lights. The cabinets were original in blond Oakwood. We chose a dark
brown color and new hardware to update those existing cabinets. Instead of
the builders grade mirror wall we chose a pair of matching framed mirrors
to accent the the dual vanities. New faucets and accessories give this
bathroom makeover the polished look. To give the commode area in the back some
needed privacy, we suspended a hand carved screen from the
ceiling.
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| This hallway bath had its
original builders grade fixtures, a tired laminate countertop, and light
blue walls. We updated it with a new granite tile counter and designer
fixtures bought online in a discount outlet. New chrome pulls give the old
cabinets a sparkle. We closed up the dated overhead fluorescent light
boxes and installed recessed halogen spotlights instead. The aging wall to
wall mirror had to make way for a silver furniture mirror that adds detail
to the scene.
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| Color is the prevailing element
in this bathroom decoration. The existing tile in the bathtub surround are
green with some reddish accents. This has generally a dated look. With the
color coordination it appears to have a natural extension of this flowing
theme and the old tile is just part of the overall design. "If you
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The Bamboo shade provides privacy
and hides some of the imperfections of the window frame. The rod iron
ornament is unusual for a bathroom and gives some focal point on the back
wall. For the shower curtain we chose a silk panel for richness and
luster. Since the house is vacant and nobody will use the shower, we could
leave out the usual tacky plastic liner.
The laminate countertops have a nice stone imitation look. We added to
the texture with a woven basket, a oversized cognac glass filled with
scented potpourri and a rich brown rug. Some towels and spa paraphernalia
give the finishing touches.
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This nice bathroom did not need
much. We accented the travertine tile work and the granite counters with
some Asian statues and some accessories. A row of pictures give the empty
wall a focal point. We added the color coordinated shower curtain and potpourri
in a transparent vessel provide fragrance and texture. |
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This bathroom remodel on a budget
started out with new tile around the tub and a new countertop on existing
cabinets. The owner requested a contemporary look with neutral colors. The
granite countertops were done utilizing less expensive granite tiles. The
vessel sinks offers more height and update the room. The existing mirror
was salvaged and cut to its new dimension. Three wall sconces replaced the
outdated builders grade light fixture. Neutral gray tones complete this
granite look. A small cabinet on the counter provides additional storage
and visually separates the two sinks. |
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I Design to Sell
Helene Bonello-Strauss
PO Box 471274
Lake Monroe, FL 32747
Office 321-218-0385
Cell 407-314-5468
Fax 407-650-2769
hbonellostrauss@cfl.rr.com
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