It's hell getting old.
The other day while I was out shopping for a client...... I had to pee so badly.
The other day while I was out shopping for a client...... I had to pee so badly.
Since I was right near my house I decided to just go home to a clean [somewhat clean] bathroom.
As I turned down my street I took a sip of my Starbucks and it went down the wrong way....came out my nose....spilled all over my white shirt....and I started coughing so hard I peed in my pants.
Needless to say that little stop at home lasted somewhat longer than I planned since I had to change clothes.
Like I said.....
Have I mentioned how excited I am to have a project out in Southern Homes right now?
I loved working on this renovation with my favorite builder....Michael Ladisic and project manager Jennifer Tate was incredible and so helpful.
The client was a bright star....so easy to work with....we became fast friends.
I have posted a little during this project a couple of years ago but today I can show you some images I had taken for my own portfolio [Rustic White Photography] mixed in with a few from the magazine [Marcy Simpson].
Starting today with the kitchen before and afters.....
Before of the kitchen space.....yep ready for a new look!
After
The architect [Linda MacArthur] was able to take out a back staircase to get more room for the butlers pantry back towards the right. Those white chairs [Vanguard] are Sunbrella fabric and the pewter table is by Francoise and Co The Circa Lighting Darlana pendants, cabinets painted Benjamin Moore White Dove. Calcutta marble countertops [Construction Resources].
I know you remember those gorgeous Top Knob handles....they are my favorite!
Before
This is my favorite shot! We used a small herringbone marble backsplash from Renaissance Tile. Rohl faucet.
Notice the beautiful edging on the countertops....
Even though this is a white kitchen I feel like the wood tones, iron window and stone floors give it lots of warmth.
We picked the stone floors as the homeowner is an animal lover and has 2 dogs....and one very naughty cat:) Much more forgiving than hardwoods!
The butlers pantry has Soapstone countertops and the black subway tile came from Renaissance Tile.
Before
We added some shiplap to the fireplace and a stone mantel from Materials Marketing. I really love the wood accents which look a little red here but in actuality are more of a driftwood color.
I only have one picture of the family room but we used the art that was formally over the FP mantel over the Charles Stewart sectional [Crypton fabric]
0 comments:
Post a Comment