Sea Pointe Construction Design/Build Remodeling Services : Specializing in Kitchen and Bath Remodeling
 
 CONTACT   HOME SHOWROOM  ABOUT  BBB RATING
 HOME PERFORMANCE SERVICES REMODELING NEWS
 DESIGN & REMODELING SERVICES  DESIGN WORKSHOP

Map & Directions

     

 

 


 

 

DELTA FAUCETS IMPRESSIONS MAGAZINE - DESIGN NOTEBOOK FEATURE

“The homeowners of this post-war ranch style home in Tustin, with Sea Pointe designer Linda Pick, made several changes to the once cramped and dingy kitchen in anticipation of a growing family.

The existing sink window was enlarged and a window seat bump-out created to allow family and friends to relax and linger in the new kitchen.  Doorways were moved to create a better traffic flow while existing soffits were ripped out to accommodate wall cabinets of differing heights and a coordinating over-sink valance.  This added interest plus storage and display opportunities.  The re-worked kitchen features three super storage base corner units, a new wall of pantry and appliances (oven, microwave and warming drawer), and a radiused counter for casual meals or to converse with the cook while staying out of his or her way.

The clients knew they wanted bronze craftsman style hardware on cabinetry and were thrilled when Linda recommended a Delta Victorian kitchen faucet in a Venetian Bronze finish as the perfect compliment to their desired aesthetic.  The homeowners love their new kitchen and were blessed with a new baby girl shortly after the project was finished.”  

 

Saturday, May 27, 2006
Small Bathroom
Turned Luxurious Gem
Polished jewel: Smart use of space and glittering new sinks turn a tight bathroom into a luxurious gem.

By NICK HARDER
The Orange County Register

Jim and Melanie Burian wanted a luxurious master bath, but they knew getting the luxury look wasn't the main challenge. "The biggest challenge was trying to provide more room in a narrow bathroom that was already small," said Melanie. "We knew some of the changes we wanted made, but how to realize them in such a small space was more than we could handle ourselves.”
On the second floor of their 2,100-square-foot home in eastern Mission Viejo, the master bath was and still is corridor-style. It had a small shower, a toilet area that was not separated, and an entrance door that blocked movement when it was open.
"What we wanted was to have a much larger shower, a separate toilet room, better countertops and special sinks," Melanie said.

To realize their dreams they worked with a builder to:
• Convert a closet in an adjacent bedroom into a large, tiled shower with multiple showerheads and a
• separate closet and toilet room.
• Install a new granite countertop.
• Add two new sinks with glass basins in a gold color.

Working with such a small space the original floor area is about 10 feet by 3 feet proved daunting.
"It's part of the reason we hired Sea Pointe (Construction, Kitchen & Bath Specialists)" Melanie said. This Irvine construction firm specializes in bathroom and kitchen remodels. "We wanted a firm that specialized in bathrooms and would have a site superintendent on the project...”  (Click here to view entire article & photos)

 
     
   

Back Next

 

Home | Kitchens | Bathroom Ideas | Countertops | Room Additions | Kitchen and Bath Showroom | Kitchen Photo Gallery
Bathroom Photo Gallery  | Omega Cabinetry | Belmont Cabinetry | Kitchen & Bath Remodeling Design Tips | Site Index