Water Damage Spawns a Space-Saving Bathroom Remodel
A game of inches saved this small New York City bathroom from becoming too cramped and limited.
Liz Weingart knew something was wrong when the man on the other end of the telephone addressed her as Elizabeth, her full first name. Weingart, then an investment banker and marketer, was on a business trip in California at the time. Her upstairs neighbor’s toilet had overflowed, said the superintendent of the New York City co-op building where Weingart had lived for two decades. The damage was extensive.
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Why Transitional Bathrooms Make the Most Sense: 6 Steps to Get that Lasting Style
It was a difficult task – we had to meld a contemporary plan from the architect with the homeowner’s traditional taste into a fashionable family home. We designed the spaces by building transitional style in every room including both the master and the children’s bathrooms. We mixed modern fixtures with dark woods and traditional faucets. By blending various styles we built spaces that will appeal to more potential homebuyers in the future.
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How to add that Pop of Color without breaking your budget: 5 Easy interior color splashes with out painting
Sure, painting a wall is easy and can be done in a day usually, so it’s one of those weekend warrior recommendations every designer mentions for a quick fix. How about other ideas to bring color to a space? There are lots of simple ways to add color even from your own yard – so let’s start there.
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Does Under-Mounting A Sink Add Value?
Yes, it does, and there are mounting preferences that help how well your kitchen will function over time. There are four different ways to install a kitchen or bathroom sink with a counter top. Knowing how you would like your sink to function with your counter top will help you save time and effort on install and purchasing your sink(s).
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