Showing posts with label Idea Group. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Idea Group. Show all posts

Saturday, August 7, 2010

Current Bathroom Remodel: Before + After

I don't share too many of my personal projects on this blog, but this one I couldn't pass up! We are just about finished up with the condo remodel on Wilshire Blvd. and I had to give you sneak peek of the master bathroom. I think it's coming together beautifully! The client wanted a calm clean sanctuary that opened up to the views of the city and he got just that!

The "Seventy" vanity from Idea Group in a matte laquer is perfection and the freestanding tub is perfect for soaking and taking in those city views. The niche above the tub is wrapped in Caesarstone and filled with light and just glows in the night.


The freestanding tub and waterfall spout create a very spa like feel. The flooring is a white Quartz porcelain tile and looks impeccable.



Aquatek countertop with integrated sinks. Seamless.
View from the tub. Now just imagine the city lights. This is a condo on the 16th floor.The perfect niche for all your bubble bath and spa needs. I'm ready to get in please!

The double pocket doors allow the bathroom to be completely open to the master bedroom.

And they can still be closed off for privacy.


BEWARE:
Here are the before pictures! Can you even believe that the client initially wanted to keep the cabinets and maybe even the marble! Eeek!

All materials were purchased through our fabulous design showroom See Materials in West Hollywood. This is a little gem with all of the best materials in LA at incredible prices.

All construction was done through the full service design and construction firm See Construction.

Saturday, May 16, 2009

Hollywood Hills Mid Century Modern Perfection!


I am featuring work from Carlos Posada, a former architect at Gensler, who did a fabulous job with his Hollywood Hills home. I worked with Carlos to design his wonderful kitchen and bathrooms and he did a fabulous job with the interiors! I'm dying over the Knoll chairs and the carerra top on the dining table.


We used Scavolini for the kitchen cabinets in a dark oak laminate, and glossy white laminate for the uppers, glass backsplash, and Corian countertops with integrated sink.

For the baths we went with Idea Group. We used a cappucino laquer cabinets in the master bathroom, egg shaped vessel sinks (stunning!) and a Philipe Stark bathtub. Throughout the house he has poured terazzo flooring which even extends into the showers, WOW! And the view...words can't even describe it!