#bathroom renovation los angeles

[mdmcustom-remodeling]

Revitalizing Your Sanctuary: Top 6 Strategies for an Elegant Bathroom Upgrade

Neutral Palette: Opt for neutral colors for walls, tiles, and fixtures to ensure your bathroom design remains timeless and adaptable to future trends. This creates a calming, spa-like atmosphere.

Smart Storage: Utilize floating shelves, recessed cabinets, and vanity under-storage to keep the bathroom clutter-free and organized. Smart storage solutions can make even small bathrooms feel spacious.

Quality Lighting: Invest in high-quality, layered lighting. Include task lighting around the mirror for grooming, ambient lighting for overall illumination, and accent lighting to highlight features. Consider dimmable options for mood setting.

Water-Efficient Fixtures: Choose low-flow toilets, showerheads, and faucets to reduce water usage. Not only do these fixtures save on utility bills, but they also contribute to environmental conservation.

Luxury Touches: Elevate your bathroom with elements like heated floors, a towel warmer, or a rain showerhead for a luxurious, spa-like experience. These features add comfort and can be attractive selling points.

Proper Ventilation: A high-quality exhaust fan is essential to prevent mold growth and maintain air quality. Proper ventilation keeps the bathroom dry and odor-free, preserving fixtures and finishes longer.

In conclusion, when envisioning your dream bathroom, consider these essential elements: a neutral palette for timeless appeal, smart storage solutions for organization, quality lighting for functionality, water-efficient fixtures for sustainability, luxury touches for comfort, and proper ventilation for longevity. Trust our expert bathroom contractors in Santa Monica to bring your vision to life with precision and excellence. Your dream bathroom awaits!

[love-home-renovation]

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[love-home-renovations]

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[fangsmcbitey]

Bathroom Kids Bathroom: A medium-sized transitional kids' bathroom idea with white ceramic tile, shaker cabinets, a one-piece toilet, white walls, an undermount sink, and granite countertops.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Here's an unusual home. It's a 1927 Spanish Revival that looks like a treehouse, in Los Angeles, California. It has 3bds, 2ba, $2.899M.

When you get to the front door, you can see the Spanish influence.

The living room doesn't look Spanish Revival to me, it looks more like a Japanese vibe, maybe b/c the open windows look like Soji screens. The home was renovated in 1950, so it looks as if they didn't leave much of the original Spanish architecture.

There's a spacious dining room, and off to the side, through the arch, is a built-in banquette for everyday dining.

The kitchen's large and has a nice backsplash with granite counters. The double island looks like it has a wood top.

This is a family room or sunroom.

The primary bedroom opens straight into a sandy tropical looking yard.

Looks like the en-suite was remodeled more recently than 1950 and has a nice sleek white and black look.

The 2nd bedroom on the 2nd level has doors that open to a railing, but there's no terrace.

Bedroom #3 is the smallest and more than likely a guest room.

There's a small covered patio on the 2nd floor.

At the back of the main level is a deck b/c of the rough terrain below.

This side of the house looks like a treehouse and has a very tropical feel. There's a stone patio below with a lighted waterfall feature.

There's also a small grassy area, but the house is built on a mountain and surrounded by lots of trees and greenery.

There doesn't seem to be much cleared land up here, but it's an 8,100 sq ft double lot.

[qubedesign]

Affuisata Mansion by #qubedesign, home of the late, great film star Dora Nesmond has finally hit the market. This large #mansion sits on the shore of Silver Lake in Los Angeles and offers everything a celebrity could want: eight bedrooms, five bathrooms, large entertaining spaces, abundant terraces, solarium, pool and five car garage. This is the perfect mansion for someone desperate to decorate. This lot is 50 x 50, costs $899,900 and is decorated but unfurnished. This lot is #basegame and contains #CC by #FelixAndre Gothic 1, 2; Chateau 1, 3, 4, 6; Orjanic 1; Paris 1; Berlin 2; Florence 2; Grove 4; Jan 2018. Also contains the Garage and Storage pack by Max 20. Available for download on the gallery Origin ID BraverAdventures Or ad-free at SFS: http://www.simfileshare.net/download/4538904/ Or on #curseforge with all dependancies: https://www.curseforge.com/sims4/rooms-lots/affluista-mansion-by-qubedesigner

Please enable all building cheats including MOO before placing lot. You may renovate, redecorate and re-upload with credit to #qubedesign

[christinariccidaily]

Ya'll who wants to split a four bedroom? I can contribute $9

[nancydrewwouldnever]

The Receipts - Vegas, Baby! (Sept 2016)

So, this ask made me realize I wanted to step out of order in the timeline and do a fun stand alone moment – the Las Vegas couples’ trip of 2016.

Now, the Las Vegas trip is interesting because it exists on different levels. There’s the simple didactic level of dates and events, but then there’s also the level of fandom distraction and after-event gossip. So, let’s go!

In September 2016 Chris and Jenny were in L.A., as his MA house had begun undergoing extensive renovations. While I’m sure there were also business meetings to attend, it seemed it was mostly to do with getting out of the way of construction crews.

Now, to set the scene before the short Vegas weekend trip: a lot of shit was going down in fandom, because Jenny’s twitter feed was painting a not so cohesive picture of the “loving” couple. They seemed to be there, but separately there. We’ll get into all this when I get around to writing up September 2016 in full. But, suffice it to say, a lot of discussion was going on. We were also on pins and needles because it had been announced she was doing one of her comedy shows on Saturday, September 17th at the Largo Theatre in L.A. Everyone was taking bets on whether or not he would show up.

Thursday, September 15, 2016:

In fandom: It was a huge day. HUGE, for Jenny. Perhaps you may or may not remember, Chris and Jenny attended one of his friend’s weddings in Rhode Island over July 4th weekend. Well, fandom knew he had been there that weekend, but we didn’t think she had. Not until this specific day, when a helpful Anon went to a certain blog (guess) to point out that there were photos on a wedding photographer’s page. Photos of Chris and Jenny there together. Thanks, helpful Anon who may or may not but in almost all probability was Jenny herself. Well, that was like the Hiroshima bomb of distraction for the whole weekend for the fandom. It was all we concentrated on, the dissection of those wedding photos which were by that point over two months old.

In social media: Jenny made an IG post of being in a hotel room that had a phone in the bathroom. She seemed charmed by this fact. She deleted the post the same night. (Sorry, I don’t have a screencap, but have seen it. It was nothing special. An old style phone on a wall). We should have known this was bait.

In reality that we did not know yet: Chris and Jenny, Tara and Jason, Scott and his bf(?) and Guillermo and his wife had flown to Vegas for a weekend stay at Caesar’s. The phone in the bathroom was in a Caesar’s suite.

Also, in irony I cannot make up, September 15th was Jenny and Dean’s wedding anniversary. You know, Dean, the man she was legally married to for the whole of round one.

Friday, September 16, 2016:

In fandom: We are still arguing over the ramifications and meanings of wedding pics that are over two months old. We have no clue.

In social media: It was quiet. Too quiet.

In reality that we did not know yet: The friends group is enjoying their weekend comped trip to celebrate the double birthdays of Scott and Tara. They are staying, once again, in suites and rooms at Caesar’s. Dinner is, once again, at Nobu in Caesar’s. After dinner the group takes in a performance of “O” by Cirque du Soleil at the Bellagio

(photo released after trip finished)

Saturday, September 17, 2016:

In fandom: What do you think we were doing? We were still arguing about those damned wedding pics.

In social media: It was quiet! Like the calm before a storm.

In reality that we did not know yet: The friends group (or only Jenny? this is murky) returned from Vegas back to Los Angeles. Before leaving, Chris had to take this promo pic, which would be released on the 20th.

Here’s where it gets interesting. That night was Jenny’s comedy show at the Largo Theater. No one turned up for it. Not Chris. Not a single member of that group who had just been with her for three days. Huh.

Then, on Sunday the 18th, shit hits the fan, at least for fandom:

And then:

So, you can imagine how the fandom train suddenly did this:

It looked like Jenny had a win. Or did it? Here’s where it gets really interesting, the aftermath:

Oh dear, a little too much fun in Vegas…

And then, the real fallout, a little later:

(Star Article excerpt from Octobert 21st print edition can be found at Celebitchy)

So, perhaps what happens in Vegas doesn’t stay in Vegas?

Maybe, just maybe, it follows you around, like an overboard fuck buddy turned girlfriend.

(Edit: I had to go in and edit the days of the week of the trip after initial post. Didn't realize I was looking at a calendar of 2017 instead of 2016, d'oh.)

[enebuilders123]

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[mr-huntington-beach]

2023 Cost vs. Value Report: 5 Best and 5 Worst Home Renovations ROI in the Los Angeles area

When it comes to home renovations, it's important to consider not only the immediate benefits of the project but also its potential resale value. The annual Cost vs. Value Report by Remodeling magazine analyzes the average cost of various renovation projects and estimates their potential return on investment (ROI) in the current housing market. In the Pacific region of the US, Los Angeles is a particularly popular area for home renovations. Let's take a look at the top 5 home renovation projects with the highest recuperation rate and the bottom 5 with the lowest recoup rate in the Los Angeles, CA area according to the 2023 Report. Some of these projects may be confirmation of what you know and some may shock you. If you have questions about a Huntington Beach home renovation call me.

Top 5 renovation projects with the highest recoup rate:

Manufactured stone veneer: The project involves replacing the existing vinyl siding on the bottom third of the street-facing facade of the house with manufactured stone veneer. The average cost of the project is $12,989, and it has an estimated ROI of 109.8%.

garage door replacement: This project involves replacing an existing garage door with a new four-section garage door with heavy-duty galvanized steel tracks. The average cost of the project is $3,776, and it has an estimated ROI of 107.3%.

Entry door replacement (steel): this project involves replacing an existing entry door with a new 20-gauge steel entry door with clear dual-pane half-glass panel, jambs, and an aluminum threshold with composite stop. The average cost of the project is $1,981, and it has an estimated ROI of 94.5%.

Minor kitchen remodel: This project involves replacing cabinet fronts with shaker-style wood panels and drawer fronts, installing new hardware, replacing laminate countertops with new ones, and installing a new stainless steel sink and faucet. The average cost of the project is $27,772, and it has an estimated ROI of 88.4%.

Siding replacement (vinyl): this project involves replacing the existing siding with new foam-backed insulated vinyl siding, including all trim. The average cost of the project is $18,929, and it has an estimated ROI of 84.9%.

Bottom 5 renovation projects with the lowest recoup rate:

Backup Power Generator: This project involves installing a new standby generator to provide backup power during outages. The average cost of the project is $17,500, and it has an estimated ROI of 41.6%.

Home office remodel: This project involves converting a spare bedroom into a home office with custom cabinets, a laminate desktop, and recessed overhead lighting. The average cost of the project is $38,582, and it has an estimated ROI of 43.5%.

Sunroom Addition: This project involves adding a 200-square-foot sunroom with a new foundation and footings, vinyl windows with insulated glass, and a sliding door. The average cost of the project is $113,238, and it has an estimated ROI of 47.4%.

Major kitchen remodel: This project involves gutting the kitchen and replacing everything, including cabinets, countertops, appliances, flooring, and lighting. The average cost of the project is $81,700, and it has an estimated ROI of 47.5%.

Bathroom Addition: This project involves adding a new 6-by-8-foot bathroom to an existing space, including a fiberglass shower with a glass enclosure, a toilet, and a vanity with a solid-surface countertop. The average cost of the project is $49,782, and it has an estimated ROI of 52.4%.

When planning a home renovation project in the Los Angeles, CA area, it's important to consider not only your personal preferences and needs but also the potential resale value of the project. As seen in the 2023 Cost vs. Value Report, certain projects tend to recoup a higher percentage of their cost than others. This doesn't mean that you should always choose the highest recoup rate projects, as personal preference, location, and other factors may also come into play.

However, it's always a good idea to weigh the potential return on investment against the upfront cost when deciding on a renovation project. It's also important to keep in mind that the cost and ROI estimates provided in the report are just averages, and your actual cost and ROI may vary depending on factors such as the size of your home, the quality of materials used, and the contractor you hire.

Therefore, it's always a good idea to get multiple quotes from licensed and experienced contractors and to do your research before making a decision. With careful planning and execution, a home renovation project can not only improve your living space but also add value to your home.

Also don't forget to call me for what your Huntington Beach home value is to see if it makes sense to sell now with these upgrades and remodels.

Mr. Huntington Beach Real Estate

315 7th St D Huntington Beach, CA 92648

949-310-4110

[love-home-renovation]

Best Bathroom Remodeling Los Angeles | Love Home Renovations

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[nothingunrealistic]

ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST

BOBBY AXELROD’S PALATIAL COUNTRYSIDE ESTATE

los angeles finds parisian decor

the latest trend. the california modern bathroom

BOBBY AXELROD

Stakes His Territory Upstate

TEXT BY JOE KALIKOW PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANDRE RAY STYLED BY STACEY BRIDGERS DESIGN

THE OLYMPIC SIZED POOL WAS PLACED ON THE NEWLY RENOVATED EAST WING OF THE HOUSE

The Inside the Story of Axelrod’s Decision To Purchase his Lavish Country Home

For multi-billionaire Bobby Axelrod, a luxurious country house serves as a much-needed breath of fresh air away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Axelrod, also known in the media and by his colleagues as Axe, bought his multi million dollar rural escape on a whim, against his advisor’s recommendation.

“Why not?” he explains. “I have worked to the bone since I was a kid in Yonkers to thrive in this country. And now I want to use a small portion of the money I proudly earned to escape when I want to.”

Early mornings swimming in the Olympic-sized indoor pool and nights looking up at the stars weren’t something Axelrod could give up.

“Getting out of the city couldn’t even be in my purview when I was growing up. Being able to offer the fresh air to my family every once in a while--that’s the best a man like me could ask for.”

The vastness of his eight-figure home wasn’t the only reason he picked the stunning pad. Axe admired the quiet that comes from the extended space--though there were still renovations needed, with help from Stacey Bridgers Design, no matter how small, for his new home to be up to his standards.

“I need everything to be solid,” he said. “When I know every miniscule detail is in order--when I can feel it--that’s when I know I’m at home. And I can enjoy it.”

[katalanremodeling]

Bathroom Remodeling: Ideas and Inspiration for Your Next Home Improvement Project

Bathroom remodeling can be an exciting project that can help you transform your bathroom into a space that is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. Whether you are planning to renovate your master bathroom or powder room, plenty of ideas and inspiration are out there to help you get started.

Create a cohesive and coordinated look.

One popular trend in Bathroom Remodeling Los Angeles is to create a cohesive and coordinated look throughout the space. This can be achieved through the use of matching fixtures and finishes, such as brushed nickel faucets and towel racks. Another way to create a cohesive look is to choose a specific color scheme or theme for your bathroom, such as a beachy vibe with shades of blue and sandy neutrals.

Add more storage to your bathroom. 

If you want to add more storage to your bathroom, plenty of creative ideas are out there to inspire you. One popular trend is adding floating shelves or cabinets above the toilet, which can provide valuable storage space without too much floor space. Another option is incorporating built-in storage solutions, such as recessed shelves or medicine cabinets.

Explore a wide range of flooring and tiles.

When it comes to flooring and tile, plenty of options are available to help you achieve the look and feel you are after. One popular trend is to use large-format tiles, which can help create a seamless and modern look. If you are looking for a more traditional look, subway or hexagonal tiles are classic choices that never go out of style.

Don’t underestimate the power of lightning.

Lighting is another important consideration when it comes to bathroom remodeling. Task lighting, such as vanity lights, can help provide ample lighting for daily grooming tasks. Additionally, ambient lighting, such as a statement chandelier or recessed lighting, can help create a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Add a touch of luxury. 

If you are looking for a way to add a touch of luxury to your bathroom, plenty of options are available. One popular trend is to add a freestanding bathtub, which can create a spa-like oasis in your bathroom. Additionally, heated flooring or towel warmers can provide any bathroom with a cozy and luxurious touch.

In conclusion, Bathroom Remodeling Los Angeles can be a fun and rewarding project that can help you transform your bathroom into a functional and beautiful space. Whether you want to create a spa-like oasis or add more storage to a small bathroom, there are plenty of ideas and inspiration to help you get started. By keeping your goals and priorities in mind and considering both the aesthetic and practical aspects of the project, you can create a bathroom that truly reflects your style and meets your needs.

[timelessbuilds]

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[fancyratlady]

Good, the San Francisco housing market is a pet problem of mine so I just have to insert my opinion that yes, these empty office buildings downtown are an atrocious waste of space that could be used to off set the San Fran zoning problems. However, it is unfortunately very difficult to convert office spaces to appartements for two reasons:

1) Bathrooms

2) Ceiling heights

The bathrooms are pretty self explanatory, there’s no way to convert a public style restroom to multiple private ones without redoing the plumbing completely, which is very expensive. But, it also poses a problem for ceiling heights because of the fans required in each new bathroom. Either the ceiling must be lowered to encase the new vents and the fire dampeners which each individual unit is required to have, lowering the ceiling height as much as a foot, or industrial fire proof vents must be installed, which are of course much more expensive. The U bends of the new toilets also dip into the ceiling space. This can lead to the ceiling dipping below the minimum required height for residential units, which is higher than that of the drop ceilings that are common in offices. All this makes it both extremely expensive and often legally impossible to convert offices buildings to residential units. This is why they sit mostly vacant in cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles. These buildings are caught between the expense of renovation and the expense of demolition and reconstruction; left instead to hopefully await a usefulness that is increasingly unlikely to reoccur.

Or, perhaps more pressingly, many sit in foreclosure after the tenets have taken their rent money and left. This process puts them in a legal limbo which prolongs their emptiness.

It’s all so terrible and wasteful, but as far as I know there’s no practical solution.