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Less is more - - Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. This phrase encapsulates the essence of minimalism in design and architecture. …the idea that simplicity and restraint can often have more of an impact than excessive ornamentation or adornment.
Earthy
Contemporary
Cost-efficient
Earthy Contemporary Cost-efficient
Every project offers a unique challenge to the designer, and this one was no exception. The key objective was to carefully select materials that would reduce costs while maintaining the highest standards of quality and functionality.
Cost-effective choices in tile, stone, and fixtures were made without compromising the intended aesthetic or purpose of the kitchen and bathroom remodel. We employed neutral, earthy tones and textures that seamlessly blended together, creating a modern yet inviting atmosphere. This project stands as a prime example of maximizing impact on a conservative budget.
“If I had been asked to determine the single most important factor in the success of our renovation, I—without hesitation—would say, ‘trust.’ Trust that Lee only had our best interests at heart and conducted himself as if it were his own home. When the client/designer relationship is built on genuine trust, the project will go along smoothly and offer satisfaction for many years to come.”
— Deborah W.
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