The details are beautiful on their own, but seeing how they come together is what makes the finished remodel.
This Kernersville bathroom remodel is filled with details that give the space its personality, from the tile wainscot and accent wall to the cherry cabinetry, chandelier, vessel sink, unique backsplash, and frosted glass French door.
The result is a sophisticated luxury bathroom remodel with a timeless, customized feel.
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A BEAUTIFUL REMINDER OF WHAT THOUGHTFUL DESIGN CAN DO. This master bath went from drab and dated to refreshed and relaxing, with soft aqua walls, light wood cabinetry, brass hardware and white quartz countertops. The vanity became a key focal point with an accent tile wall, beveled brass-framed mirror and statement sconces. A refinished cast-iron tub and glass chandelier added the finishing touches to this serene, spa-inspired escape.
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From dated and disconnected from the homeowners’ style to a warm, modern, organic retreat. ✨
Here’s what we did:
➡️ Updated the shower tile for a modern, organic look
➡️ Added a new shower floor with natural stone
➡️ Replaced the vanity with a lighter, more natural finish
➡️ Lowered the countertop height for a more comfortable experience
➡️ Updated the vanity mirror and lighting
➡️ Painted the walls & updated the crown and colonial base molding to match the rest of the home
➡️ Reversed the door swing so that door no longer obstructs the vanity and relocated outlets to the right of the door
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The best way to make your kitchen feel bigger? Make it BIGGER.
Sometimes, the biggest transformation comes from changing the kitchen layout. Let us help you rethink the layout and find opportunities you may not have considered.
Removing a wall or borrowing space from an adjacent room can completely change how your kitchen feels and create a more open, functional space.
But if changing the size of your kitchen isn’t an option, you still have plenty of ways to make it feel more open. Let us help you explore what’s possible for your space.
Here’s what our designers recommend⬇️:
1️⃣ Choose lighter colors. Lighter cabinets, countertops and finishes reflect more light and can make a small kitchen feel brighter and more open.
2️⃣ Keep some wall space open. Open shelving can make a kitchen feel less closed in while still providing useful storage. Wood, stone and glass shelves can all add personality.
3️⃣ Reduce countertop clutter. Appliance garages, pantry storage and other smart storage solutions can keep everyday appliances tucked away and countertops clear.
4️⃣ Take cabinets to the ceiling. Tall kitchen cabinets make use of vertical space and draw the eye upward, helping the room feel taller.
5️⃣ Consider built-in appliances. Built-in appliances can reduce visual clutter and give your kitchen remodel a cleaner, more streamlined look.
6️⃣ Thoughtful kitchen design can make a huge difference in how your space feels and functions, whether you’re making a major change or working with the space you have.
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This Kernersville bathroom remodel brought in more personality, thoughtful details, and a spa-like feel while giving the homeowner a space that better fits the way they live today. The original bathroom, built in the early 2000s, lacked personality and customized features.
From the cherry cabinetry and custom tilework to the chandelier, vessel sink, accent walls, and frosted glass French door, every detail was intentionally selected to create a polished, timeless bathroom.
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