Thursday, July 4, 2013

Dress It Up With Glass!

How do you smarten up existing cabinetry and granite countertops in order to give your space a new look for 2013? Why glass of course!  Random color patterns are interesting and will brighten up your space.  A custom kitchen island was designed with a maple block and concrete top to compliment the existing cabinetry and pull the space together. Nice work on painting and install Audra Frank!



NYC Apartment Upgrades

This tiny NYC apartment was in need of an upgrade and some organization. From the living room you can see into the powder bath which we dressed up with a wall of light and dark emperador and glass mosaics.  Add the modern Riga wall sconce by FontanaArte and you've got a beautiful focal wall.


New cabinetry was designed specifically for the master bedroom to hold their legal files, printer, CDs and cable box taking the place of three other pieces of furniture and opening up the space.  In their sons room a custom wall unit was designed to hold hanging clothes, sports equipment and his awards and memorabilia plus provide storage and drawer space. What an upgrade from the bunk bed with drawers and baskets for toys!


Monday, April 29, 2013

Subway Tiles Redesigned



Bardiglio marble mini brick mosiacs complement the gloss white beveled 4" x 8" subway tiles for this Chatham bathroom shower walls and backsplash.  The Bardiglio is partnered with a glossy black porcelain tile on the floor to create a border.  Simple and sleek!



Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Mosaics Make a Splash!



This backsplash combines glass, natural stone and ceramic to make a distinguished backdrop for a new family kitchen.  The background is a custom stone mosaic made of Thassos Carrara and White Calacatta marble.  Mixed-up Mosaics stained glass mosaics are framed over the stove with a metallic coated stoneware border by Domaine Metals.

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Calacatta Foyer

  

This Chatham NJ foyer boasts Calacatta Oliva accented with Vihara recycled glass mosaics as a border and clipping the corners of each marble tile.  What a gorgeous entrance as you step into the home!