The entire bathroom was completely reconfigured with the original cold shower along a glass block outside wall. We moved the shower and opened up the glass block with an operable window. The chandelier was the inspiration for the valance, stool and all the glass details with glass sconces and glass cabinet knobs. This gives sparkle and elegance to the room as well as the branch and bird design bringing in elements of nature. The his and hers vanities are Restoration Hardware with french style metal fretwork and the countertop is a soapstone look alike with a durable Maui quartz.

This his and hers marble shower has a curbless shower floor. This expands the entire floors look in the narrow bathroom and has future “age in place” practicality. The Moen “Weymouth” dual function shower heads give a luxurious spa experience while the tall frameless glass draws the eye up to the high ceilings and creates a warm showering experience.

The homeowners wanted to get ready in the morning in their luxury European style bathroom and be able to have coffee and water while relaxing and watching T.V. We designed a multipurpose bar that would hold linens and sundries as well as beverages. We created a similar look of the Restoration Hardware vanity cabinets but made the bar very functional. The white of the beautiful frosted glass cabinet doors ties in with the white marble shower across the room. The glass knobs give an old world feel as well as the European looking fixtures. We used a “Maui wave”quartz (soapstone look) with a granite composite bar sink.

This row home was a narrow shot gun style with no easy way to organize furniture. C.O.R. and Caroline designed and built a cabinet to match the kitchen and divide the space without closing off the homes open feel. She then helped the homeowner get just the right furnishings.

Here you see the two sided cabinet we built to divide the space.

The sitting area off the grand dining room is a intimate place to read or have breakfast. Traditional shapes were modernized with bold fabrics and colors in addition to modern art and unique objects.

This grand home needed to be modernized for a large, young family. We mixed design elements of Tuscan with new furnishings to create an elegant yet comfortable feel. The hearth room is connected to the dining room and the kitchen with expansive countertops is a fantastic place to entertain.

The homeowner had a tiny rug and brown leather furniture that blended into the floor. I started with the large “Loloi” rug that became the color palette for the room. The fireplace tower looked out of place until an addition of a clock made it look like a clock tower, The bottles help balance its dramatic scale. Accents of teal and yellow brighten up an originally formal space. The family friendly sectional and high backed swivel chairs define the space and make it very comfortable. Furnishings from Trove Warehouse.

Modern art makes the homes more traditional design look current.

Central Ohio Remodelers build this beautiful home in 2005 so it needed updating. We remodeled the kitchen, reconfigured an office and built a mudroom. We re- designed and remodeled the master bath and kids bathrooms. We also put all new flooring throughout the house. After the major projects were complete, the master bedroom was painted and redecorated to flow with the new bathroom. We enjoy our long term partnerships with our customers and have fun along the way!

Central Ohio Remodelers opened up the wall between the kitchen and the formal dining area to expand the kitchen and create a sitting area in place of the dining room. The kitchen was made large enough for a large dinning table for family and friends. The dramatic, neutral granite counters work well with a neutral stone tile backsplash.

The client is a head nurse who is always on her feet. She relaxes and recovers in this egg shaped Bain Ultra Therapy air bubble tub. Equipped with “geysair” moist air and croma healing light therapy she never wants to leave.

The homeowner lives in Dublin Ohio in a park like setting and wanted a bathroom that was inspired by nature. She and her husband experienced spa like bathrooms in exotic places and wanted the same feeling in their new bathroom addition. We chose travertine for the floor that looked like sand and split travertine river rock for the shower floor. The travertine shower walls have a blue grey wash of color throughout the 12”x 24” tiles. The accent wall is a blue grey stone that instantly gives the room a natural feel. The Bain Ultra air bubble therapy tub is an organic egg shape. The vaulted ceiling and room is filled with sunshine and the stone spa room is warmed with teak cabinets, shelves, and a teak bench.

The countertops are quartizite with a riverbend wash of blue color. The light Fixtures, mirrors and faucets are Brizo and have a modern twist.

This modern bathroom was stuck in a 90’s time warp with a large builtin jacuzzi tub, tiny shower, and dated orange cabinets, C.O.R. reconfigured the space to include a freestanding tub and much larger shower. The mirrors are inset with the same accent tile in the shower for a customized look.

Every inch of space was used in this multipurpose basement. We designed the space to house an office behind barn doors, one under the staircase, a media room, bar and game area and bathroom. We choose a light bright look and put in egress windows to bring in more natural light. C.O.R. also framed out the basement supports to add architectural interest. The floor is a beautiful, durable wood look vinyl for a busy family.

Handmade watercolor blue grey tile adds interest to classic subway tile.

A frameless modern barn door by Kohler is a clean look and easy maintenance.

The 1900’s Columbus steel mill was modernized and converted into downtown lofts. “The View On Grant” The design is modern yet remembers the buildings industrial past and the furnishings warm and personalize the dramatic space.

View from the architectural metal bed draws the eye up to the high ceilings and complements the black metal wall of windows.

The accent wall helps define the lofts columns and brings color into the white space. Reclaimed wood warms up the cement floor as well as a graphic plush rug.

Fun and funky with elements of industrial this downtown studio loft is an artists retreat.