New Year--New Look for an "In-Great-Shape" Bathroom

This bathroom was in perfect condition. The Glendale homeowner so wanted to remodel. But the faucets, tile work, tub, shower curtain rod and light fixtures were in excellent condition. No need to spend money on remodeling this room was the bottom line.

Ami selected a timeless toile fabric for her window treatment and shower curtain. I used the fabric to its "best ability". The design was box pleated and trimmed with a black and white check on the bias. The shower curtain is functional under the tabbed valance and the window treatment, a London shade, is perfect for the space.

Take a good look at that tile work trimmed in glossy, black, thick, rounded edged tile. Ooow--you would think I loved tile. (I really loved the fabric choice.) I appreciate quality and loved to be able to accessorize this great bathroom. It shines as if it were brand new. I guess that shows that quality lives on. It was a stunning complimentary addition to their "in-great-shape" main floor bathroom.

Think about what you might want to perfect in a room in your home. The New Year awaits us all. I hope you find 2012 full of quality, things you like and people you love. Blessings to you and yours this New Year's Eve.

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Luggage tags

When it is time to travel, it is time to have a personalized luggage tag. Happy Travels.

Kitchen Window Looks Complete

The homeowners have a view from every side of their home. It is beautiful. Not much needs to be said or done when it comes to making these windows look great. You enjoy the view so much, I think you might not even see the treatments. However, I was asked to do the treatments for this home. My son actually built this home. It was a great project and the attention to detail is what makes this home stand out above the rest. This is the kitchen window. I kept the treatment simple as you can see. Bold fabric, beaded trim, slight scallop all on tension rod. Breakfast room has two french doors in the bay that walks out to the patio. Using the same fabric on black rods I made sure not to cover up the view in any way. It was just perfect for the space.

Pink and Polka Dots

The French doors to this little girl's bedroom are lightly covered with sheer white dotted Swiss fabric. This creates a semi-private feel. The girls are only 2 and 3 years old. So parents peeking in once in a while is expected. This room had two windows that balloon shades on a tension rod were installed. Some sheer dotted Swiss panels were added to again create privacy for the girls. The tie backs on the french doors were one of the stripes from the fabric turned and fastened in place. Over each bed a flowered corona was placed and sheer dotted Swiss panels and valance were hung. Each girl sleeps in a big girl bed and feels like a princess. The chandelier is pink and clear crystals. Adorable!

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