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This project started with the client calling me from a vacation out of town, telling me they had a massive water break that flooded the downstairs. They were already thinking about a remodel, so this just set into motion. Their place needed an update, so we presented the idea of first attacking all of the common areas and the primary suite. They have a great pool and nice exterior landscaping in the backspace, so we opened up one of the walls in the living room and put in large sliding doors that open up to the pool area. We ripped out the entire fireplace wall, creating a cleaner, more linear look. Next up was the kitchen, which got a complete overhaul with a mix of cabinet styles and finishes to give it a more modern feel. We also created a custom tile design for the entry space that everyone loved. We took that style into the rest of the house for cohesiveness—a fun project with a great client.

This was a complete new build, so we were in from the beginning.  Fun, young couple with kiddos getting to create their dream home.  They were open to us creating custom furniture pieces to mix in with the other manufactured ones.  Lots of creativity from the clients.  It was a huge house, so there was a lot of directions that we could go in to bring the place to life.  From beautiful fabrics to art to furniture, this was a dream job.

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The Bayside Highrise project was a fantastic experience working with the design committee/HOA.  Normally, these projects can be a little sticky due to all of the personalities involved, but this one went pretty well.  We were allowed to bring in custom brass panels from Europe to creatre the centerpiece and go with the custom chandelier over the desk.  This one was an incredible before/after transformation.