STONE HILL RANCH OASIS
STONE HILL RANCH OASIS
STONE HILL RANCH OASIS
Imagine a primary suite nicer than the most luxurious hotel spa. Twilly & Fig bath designers pushed the limits to work in all of the functionality the clients had ever dreamt and then some. Check out this amazing
1990's Traditional Home Remodel
interior design:
residential
Property Type:
residential
Location:
Design style:
transitional
Clients:
TWO ADULTS
Scope:
Back in 2019, we walked through the front doors of this 1990’s custom home ready to reflect the couple that lived there. With a love for color and more modern lines, the goal for the first phase of the project was to harmonize these elements to create a serene and calm environment in each space we touched.
client’s story:
On phase one of this 1990s renovation, we started with the primary suite. The original space planning was not good, so we reconfigured the layout between the bedroom and bathroom to gain additional square footage in the small bathroom. We moved the adjacent bedroom wall three feet into the bedroom. This allowed enough room for the water closet, providing room for a larger walk-in tiled shower. The original bedroom ceiling had disjointed angles.
To create a better, intentional flow for the ceiling, we added a soffit to create a beautiful cove ceiling and disguise the awkward angles. To gain more floor space in the primary suite, we reangled and redesigned the fireplace.
All of the primary bedroom furniture was selected and custom-designed. We chose beautiful, neutral tones mixed with bolder pops of color from the abstract area rug. Further drawing the eye to the windows and seamlessly integrating with the garden, the teal-toned paint color for the cove ceiling and the custom upholstered swivel chairs coordinate perfectly with the abstract silk & wool rug.
To bring lightness and serenity to the room, mirrored furniture such as mirrored nightstands are installed throughout to reflect light, and pops of color and make the room look even larger.
Custom window treatments consisting of stationary panels and a top valence were designed to frame the windows, while Hunter Douglas shades were installed for privacy and light control.
To bring the spa-like bathroom of their dreams to life, the walls are covered in a spa-blue paint and installed various, neutral based tile designs across the space, creating visual interest throughout.
