KITCHEN REMODEL - NORFOLK

The original kitchen had some good features, but it wasn’t reaching its full potential. It had ample counter space, a functional layout, but peninsula wall cabinets with soffits created a division between the kitchen and living space, and there was an empty wall just screaming for cabinets to be added there. So we made some changes!

before

The peninsula cabinets and soffits were removed from the design and the new cabinet arrangement was newly aligned. The blank wall received a custom designed furniture-style cabinetry arrangement for storage and display.

White and charcoal shaker cabinets joined forces with a sleek quartz countertop and stunning art glass backsplash. The grey floor tile and warm wall tone create the perfect backdrop. The kitchen is now open, bright, and welcoming.

AFTER

Color for the win! Cheers!

Design: Jaime Simpson of Creative + Curated

Photos: Lianna Pevar Photography

Home Styling - Norfolk

I was thrilled to partner with Ideal Organizing on this fun decor project. These clients had recently purchased a new investment property and were in need of fresh furnishings and accessories. Many of the furniture pieces had already been selected, but I had the joy of adding the finishing touches - the art, window dressings, and accessories.

The goal was a modern coastal vibe, and in my humble opinion, I think we achieved it. I had such a great time selecting and placing these final touches - those are the icing on the cake.

Photos Courtesy of Francesca Chairello

PRIMARY BATH REMODEL - VIRGINIA BEACH

These clients felt lucky to have a spacious primary bath. The problem, however, was that the space was not being utilized in the best ways. The immense tub and tub surround filled up most of the room, leaving the shower space cramped and dark. There was so much untapped potential, and I was beyond ready to help them create the serene and tranquil retreat they had always hoped for.

BEFORE

This was a great collaboration - my design concept gave the clients the tools and information needed for them to source the fixtures and materials, and allow them to play an important part in this transformation in their home. The images below are two of my design renderings for the space.

The existing jetted tub was removed, and the large surround completely demoed to allow for a larger shower. The updated shower was wrapped in a partial wall topped with glass, to allow more light to flow between the shower and main bath area. The reworking of this part of the bathroom, along with a new freestanding tub, made space for additional cabinetry storage.

AFTER

The vanity area kept the same footprint, and was revived with fresh cabinetry, natural stone countertops, a colorful backdrop, and unique sconces. The results are thrilling.

Design: Jaime Simpson of Creative + Curated

Contractor: Coradi Contracting

After Photos: Courtesy of Coradi Contracting