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Turtle Creek
High-Rise Bathroom Renovation

Residential
Style: Transitional
Type: Renovation
Year: 2024

PAINT COLORS
Primary Bath Wall Paint: SW 7042 Shoji White
Primary Bath Cabinetry: SW 7043 Wordly Gray
Guest Bath Wall Paint: SW 6249 Storm Cloud

This high-rise condominium at The Mayfair longed for the renewal conceptualized in its 3 bathrooms. Each was a complete renovation, adding relevant aesthetic updates and much-needed functionality and storage. We capitalized on the immense amount of natural light in the primary bath and we amplified it throughout the space by opening up walls to the shower, lining the vanity with full-sized, built-in vanity mirrors, and distributing electrified lighting throughout. Custom cabinetry was designed to capture every inch of usable perimeter space and incorporate the elevated tub platform. The guest bath emulates a classic, luxury hotel feel infused with color, a great tile pattern on the focal shower wall, a furniture-style vanity, and a fun floor design. The powder bath is dark and moody with textural wallpaper and an espresso-colored porcelain floor tile emulating marble. All of the appointments throughout exude the luxury look and feel the client desired, are maintenance friendly and will stand the test of time.

I had the most phenomenal experience with Nicole and her design team. From start to finish, she was the utmost professional and always kept my desires and dreams for my home at the forefront. Most people only do one or a few renovations, if any, in their lifetime; therefore, many of us are truly novices at what this entails and are fearful of the cost, frustration and disruption in our lives. I interviewed multiple contractors, and they each pointed me to a design process. The reason I chose my contractor was because he referred me to Nicole, and I knew she was going to lead my project, and experience and always advocates for my needs and outcome. In the meantime, as difficult as renovation is, especially in a high-rise condominium, it was also a lot of fun, and she always made me think more creatively to try to outperform my original goals for the project, and she certainly succeeded. Thank you, Nicole, for your expertise, leadership and new friendship.