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Redesign of a Fallbrook Gem

Astonishing changes lift the concept and layout of this Fallbrook ranch style home. Bruce worked with the homeowners to wash away the feeling of being stuck in a tube of mint toothpaste and brought comfort and style together to create space for beautiful functionality and family gatherings.

The key feature in the kitchen redesign is this island with a waterfall granite top. The entire island is cut from a single slab so the veining flows through the entire piece uninterrupted.

Phase 1 of this Divine Redesign lays the foundations for the overhaul. This means new paint throughout, wallcoverings, kitchen remodel including tiles and granite, installing cabinets and constructing an island.

Before: Lost in a Sea of Mint

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After: Glorious, Inviting Space that Breathes

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  • The gorgeous chandelier and gas fire feature define this high ceilinged living room. They will be staying through the transformation.
  • A beautifully textured accent wall adds contrast to the modern, frosted glass barn doors that separates the kitchen area from the more personal areas of the house.
  • So much gorgeous texture!
  • The key feature in the kitchen redesign is this island with a waterfall granite top. The entire island is cut from a single slab so the veining flows through the entire piece uninterrupted.
  • Imagine family gatherings where there is room for EVERYONE to help out in the kitchen.
  • This travertine backsplash breaks up the large blocks of neutral colors with a beautiful diamond frame pattern that ties in the darks of the cabinets to the lights of the countertops.
  • So much storage and work surface down this long hallway--no wasted space! It's now an office space with two workstations.
  • Concealed hinges preserve the clean faced look of the kitchen cabinets.
  • Sunny walls add visual warmth to the room without overwhelming it with color.
  • Red is a bold move for a bathroom, but it was just the thing to liven up minimal architecture and bring energy into the room.
  • Our painters did a great job, just look at the crispness of the red walls against the white ceiling.
  • The sofa and chair previously serving the living room has been repurposed to the master bedroom.