Are you tired of the arrangement of things in your house or feel that the trends are already other?
Interior Decoration offers fantastic solutions for spaces become “dead”, spaces with stunning décor and will get much use …
Also we choose to make selection in spaces where recycled materials were used, is a great savings strategy!
Before: Kitchen
When a pipe burst under the sink, this homeowner knew it was time to remodel.
After : Kitchen
Before: Builder Basic
This tract home’s master bath looked the same as it did when it was built in 1998.
After: Full Of Personality
By retaining the master bath’s layout, thie homeowner avoided the expense of moving plumbing lines, relying instead on cosmetic updates. One change: a single sink console, made possible by closing off a secondary closet entrance. The exterior door opens straight onto the pasture.
Before: Cramped and Boring
This basic bath lacked personality and space!
After: Simply Luxurious
Gutting the second-story crawl space doubled the master bath’s square footage. The area is kitted out with a dual shower and a claw-foot tub from Victoria + Albert, all finished with fittings from Habitat, a local hardware store. The hanging basket, once used by miners, holds toiletries. The homeowners widened the window opening, and tilted the floor at a slight slant for drainage.
Before: Kitschy Cabine
After: Bright & Modern
To create symmetry, a contractor relocated the corner hearth with a new one, centered on the wall opposite the open kitchen. Built-in cabinetry on either side of the fireplace reinforces the sense of balance. The homeowner traded her single living-room settee for two generousIkea sofas and a Ralph Lauren chair, all slipcovered for easy cleaning. The pine coffee table came from a garage sale, and the metal “C” is from a local garden store.
Before: Very Basic
Dated carpet and furniture made this living room feel dark.
After: Eclectic Personality
The homeowner installed beadboard on the ceiling to echo the restored walls. By jettisoning the cabinet doors beneath the window seat, he created a clever spot to stash logs for a new woodstove. The overall vibe is classic Americana, treated with a rock ‘n’ roll attitude: A JFK campaign poster faces off against a gilded Federal mirror.
Before: A Dearth of personality
Low ceilings and plain drywall initially plagued this dining room area.
After: Full of life
When the homeowners removed the structure’s dropped ceilings and drywall, they discovered dramatic roof beams and charming beadboard. In the dining room, and throughout the residence, they sanded the pine floors and stained them a rich ebony. Here, they sit in midcentury Woodard chairs. A friend crafted the dining table out of wood salvaged from a bowling lane. The oversize light formerly illuminated a factory. The walls are painted High-Gloss White by Behr.
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