After 10 years, this condo space needed an update! While the overall layout would remain the same, the goal was to create three distinct zones within the main living space: dining, kitchen and family room. The final space needed to feel like a home that they could entertain in. The homeowner also wanted to convert a third bedroom into a home office.
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On the top of the homeowner’s wish list was a black kitchen. This darker color scheme is the key element through-out the space and allows for more creativity then the more common white and gray color palettes.
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To stay within budget, they used existing pieces where possible including the doors and bathroom vanities. Keeping the structural layout the same was also a budget friendly decision. This allowed room in the budget to splurge on a stunning yet sophisticated Versace wallpaper in the front hallway and a beautiful LED chandelier in the dining area that matched the tube lights over the waterfall island.
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Creating a unique space can be tricky. It is important to work with a builder and designer you can trust. The homeowner’s wish list is the starting point of the design process but then you need to trust your builder/designer to execute that vision! – Heavy Duty Homes, www.heavydutyhomes.com
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