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Classic master bath remodel with contemporary arched glass block shower wall

Dramatic and sleek describes this master bath make over. Ceramic tile resembling stone, cherry built in cabinetry, terra cotta walls and the two person shower incorporating a Japanese open entrance includes body sprays and two overhead pan shower heads. Maximum luxury in minimal space. / Classic master bath remodel with contemporary arched glass block shower wall

The addition of deep arches to the corners of this room provides two inviting areas for relaxation. Tone on tone faux paint, distressed columns and monochromatic colors provide a calming atmosphere that invites the owner to settle in near the fire place for a while. / Living Room

This builder’s grade waterfront condo emerges as the star of its community once the distressed black cabinets, cabernet granite, stainless appliances, Brazilian cherry hardwood flooring, fireplace, and built-ins were installed. / Kitchen and adjoining living room

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Perfect for the bachelor, the dining room of this formal space was converted into a usable game room. The 20' custom wall mural was painted from a wave taken in Fiji. / Tommy Bahama Style in Huntington Beach

California Contemporary in Tustin Ranch Golf Club

Traditional elements such as the Tibetan rug, italian pottery and french dining room set are blended with contemporary upholstered pieces to create a monochromatic relaxed style for this busy homeowner. The "open" design style maximizes the space for large parties. / California Contemporary in Tustin Ranch Golf Club

Clients are Cuban in heritage and wanted a contemporary kitchen that reflected cuban food colors. Paprika corian counter tops, kiwi green custom cabinetry, and confetti glass tiles create a warm, approachable space for the clients' entertaining style. / Cuban Contempory in North Tustin

Pavers, solid wood doors, and windows were trucked up from Mexico. Totally customized room incorporates antiques and rare art from Mexico together with confortable, functional contemporary funiture. / Mexican Ecclectic in Lemon Heights

This home office is open and formal since it is the focal point from the front door. Custom furniture blended with the teal and eggplant complementary color scheme work together to create a warm, relaxing working space or retreat for this homeowner. / English Formal in Huntington Beach

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This is a Tuscany style home that the owner wanted to warm up her dining room. Which I did thru the use of paints and drapery. / "The little red dining room"

This is who I am! / Marisa Reed

This house was over a hundred years old so the owner wanted to keep with the architectural elements of the home. Dottie the owner also loved the old fashion appliances and red was her favorite color so hence the red corian countertops. We completed the kitchen with black and white vinyl flooring to keep the the style of that period. / "An old fashion little red kitchen"

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