bathroom project
AKBM is pleased to be working with David and Michelle to remodel their master bathroom. This bathroom was transformed from builder-grade white cabinetry and tile to something that belongs on a cover of a magazine.
The design incorporates rich cabinetry and natural stone tile to create a rich, warm and beautiful environment. We faux painted the walls with a Fresco effect which provides a weathered stone look. We used neutral creme and gold tones which complement the tile beautifully.
This project is a fine example of timeless design. The natural stone tile and neutral colors are classic and will never go out of style.
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Here is a look at the orginal bathroom. The tranformation from this is spectacular. |
This is no doubt the prettiest bathroom we have ever created. The design is neo-classical, incorporating warm neutral tones with rich cabinetry. We faux painted the walls using creme and gold tones which match the tile and cabinetry beautifully. |
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Here is a look at the original vanity cabinets. Sure wish we had a dollar for every one of these we've seen. |
Welcome to the Ritz Carlton!!! The cabinets are cherry with a black glaze finish. Notice how we finished off the exterior of each cabinet with a door panel. The center cabinet has a leaded glass door which of course we lighted to display Michelle's nicknacks. The cabinet hardware is venetian bronze which matches the vanity faucets. |
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This was the original shower. The door was very small and the shower hidden from view. We will open up the entry wall and enlarge the door as part of this remodel. |
Here is the beautiful new shower. We used a beautiful italian chiseled edge tile set off with a chocolate border. The shower faucets are venetian bronze. Notice the custom soap niches we built into the walls. |
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Check out the beautiful tile floor. We used a chiseled edge Italian travertine tile in 3 different sizes to create an stunning floor design. |
The granite is called Geriba, and it is absolutely stunning. It matches the tile and cabinetry beautifully. |
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Here is a look at the original bathtub area. |
Wow...what a difference. |