Centreville, VA Glass backsplash tile has been around for years now, but turning this frosted seaglass tile to vertical orientation makes all the difference. It’s adds a cute modern edge.
Newly refreshed this gorgeous home to update the vestiges of the 80’s and match the homeowner’s love for a nautical style. All the main furniture pieces stayed, but huge gains were made by painting the fireplace brick, adding in built-ins, fresh white drapery and updating some accessories.
Updated this 1980’s traditional living room into a modern farmhouse retreat, soft green-grey walls, white painted brick, sleek black gas fireplace, crisp white shaker built-in cabinetry and custom walnut floating shelves.
Updated client’s existing quality sofa with new lighter yet durable Krypton upholstery, adorned the walls with bright yet serene abstract landscape above and casual woven grey-wash coffee table anchors the space.
Casual Curved seating arrangement allows for enjoyment of the fireplace, the bucolic backyard view and , more practically, the TV (not in frame). Charcoal velvet Pottery Barn chairs swivel 360 degrees and the Krypton reupholstered angled sofa takes full advantage of this room’s updated modern farmhouse beauty.
What started out as a cramped and dated kitchen has been transformed into this modern farmhouse dream kitchen. Once walls were removed between a formal dining room and opened up the area to the living room this space is now primed for today’s living.
Wide open, light, bright and airy kitchen and dining combo takes advantage of gorgeous river views to the East and backyard pool views to the West. Huge extendable dining table with banquette seating plus a sizeable island means there’s plenty of room for family and friends.
Modern farmhouse meets traditional in this historic area of Northern Virginia. Shaker Cabinets with glass doors, traditional taupe and marble tile backsplash frame the convenience of the pot-filler. Large extendable dining table with mixed leather chairs and banquette seating ensure there’s always enough room for hosting a large impromptu dinner.
Updated light filled contemporary home achieved by removing some walls to allow light to pass though, updating the faux stone fireplace to this sleek cement finish, light 9″ wide plank French Oak flooring, black framed Marvin Contemporary windows and adding an IKEA-hacked floating TV credenza.
Outdoor spaces need good design too. Redesigned a partially existing, overgrown and rotting deck into a nature-embracing modern deck space perfect for outdoor entertaining.
Updated an old brick BBQ with black paint and added a granite slab and a wood fired pizza oven to flank the newly erected outdoor kitchen. We gave a face-lift to a dated propane firepit with some heat resistant paint and a fun pattern. The contrast of the black, geometric patterns and slick cable railing with the warmth of the cedar stained wood match this home’s contemporary style.
Updated a dated hall bath to a high-contrast beauty. Light grey freestanding vanity helps store all the things is topped by a gorgeous slab of grey quartz. Black and white mid-century modern inspired tile, black fixtures and mirror with bright white walls keep this bath fresh and looking squeaky clean.
This glamorous yet masculine owner’s bathroom received a spacious double vanity in a deep navy with marble top. We kept the modern vibe alive with hex shaped tile flooring and slick chrome fixtures.
The shower was completely transformed from a cookie cutter tub with curtain to an ultramodern shower. The sliding glass doors make the bathroom feel open and light filled and the grey-on-grey concrete look tile with ocean blue accents tie in with the blue vanity and art.
This bathroom was completely transformed with just a few hundred dollars in materials. Previously it was beige on beige on beige. All of the tile in this bathroom was painted – yes – painted. The shower is now bright white and looks brand new and the floor tile received a hand-painted stencil technique. The paint didn’t end there. The medium brown 90’s era cabinet was painted a deep grey and the walls were given a contrasting light grey. The new items? Just the marble countertop, new shell mirror, cabinet knobs and light fixture and art.
The ultimate work from home and virtual school space is bright and clean and organized. This design leveraged almost all Ikea items and a few cool Etsy finds.
Another angle of this office/ school space-for-two shows it not only keeps everything in it’s place but there’s still a good book nook and room for some amazing oversized art by Juniper Print Shop paired with Ikea’s Bjorksta frames. Oversized art on a budget? Check!
Got a tiny space with no windows in the deep ark depth of your basement but need an office space? Yes, embracing the darkness can help! Deep forest green walls, warm wood tones and bits of black metal and brown leather make this basement office a cozy masculine space where you won’t mind endless hours of Zoom calls
New homeowners wanted a fast refresh so we utilized their existing dining table and added this unique mud-cloth pattern rug, deep moody-blue walls, bright white curtains, weathered white buffet and simple wall baskets for high impact on a budget.
Totally gutted a cramped 1980’s bathroom to this spacious modern dream. Huge 86″ vanity with Caesarstone Fresh Concrete Quartz and a huge glass enclosed 8 foot x 4 foot shower.
