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An overabundance of tan and brown finishes and a large built-in tub made for a drab and heavy look in Michael and Yoshie Davison’s primary bathroom. Yearning for a light and airy feel with a fresh style, they turned to designer Shelley Vilov and project manager David Jordan, both of whom had helped the couple update another bathroom in their home.
The remodeling team replaced the built-in tub with a freestanding model that helped loosen up the layout and allow for a bigger shower. White marble-look porcelain tiles cover the floor and the walls wrapping the shower and tub area, creating a brighter look. Pale gray walls also brighten the space, while midtone gray vanities and chrome fixtures and details add touches of fresh, modern style.
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A pergola was high on the wish list when a Cedarburg, Wisconsin, family asked designer Jim Drzewiecki of Ginkgo Leaf Studio for a family-friendly setup in their blank-slate backyard. After sharing ideas with the clients on Houzz, Drzewiecki created a pergola that complements the home’s proportions and matches its traditional style.
He divided the structure into three bays beneath the support columns. The first, on the left of the photo, offers easy access to the pool from the patio doors. The middle bay is home to the dining area, while the third bay allows the homeowners to extend their dining area seating or add additional furniture for lounging. Drzewiecki also kept the patio floor flush with the doors for a smooth transition from house to yard.
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