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bathandkitchenexperts · 5 years ago

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Bath and Kitchen Experts

With over 20 years of experience, Bath and Kitchen Experts specializes in bathroom remodeling and kitchen remodeling. Bath and Kitchen Experts has been transforming homes for decades and has earned the reputation as one of the best in the industry as reflected by our Best in Houzz 2015, 2016, 2017 & 2018 Service award and Angie's List Best in Service 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 awards. Our mission is to provide our clients with excellent and value-laden bathroom remodeling and kitchen remodeling to enhance their home’s aesthetics and functionality.

Our team works relentlessly to satisfy our customers with our standards of quality, ethics and integrity. We aspire to develop a long-term relationship with the customer and guide them at each stage. Set-up a showroom appointment with us to check out the latest range of showers, bathtubs, bathroom and kitchen cabinets, lighting options, flooring samples, fittings and fixtures. You will surely be able to find something that will fit well in your budget and match your taste.

The focus of my company is customer satisfaction. We have worked hard to satisfy our customers by providing them with both beautiful and functional kitchen remodeling and bathroom remodeling designs as well as flawless construction. For us, the project is complete only if we are able to bring a smile to the face of our satisfied clients. Call 224.404.0151 or email us at

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civilcoconstruction · 3 years ago

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Chicago Remodeling Costs: Kitchen, Bath, Whole-Home

Sweeten’s guide to Chicago remodeling costs in 2021, including kitchen, bath, and whole-home (plus outdoor budgets and permit tips!)

(Above) Remodel by Sweeten general contractor Christina. Photo: Chicago Home Photos

The budgeting step can be nerve-wracking for first-time Chicago renovators. You’ve finally moved on from daydreaming to starting a remodel of your home. Start by gathering some basic details: know what you can actually afford, and plan to add a small reserve on top of that. The materials you want to use also factor in, as well as how much work will be done. Plus, everything that isn’t visible—the infrastructure—will impact your costs. This can be a lot to keep track of, especially if this is your first time renovating.

Fortunately, Sweeten has done some of the legwork in this guide to Chicago remodeling costs. This guide focuses on some of the major remodeling categories: whole house remodels, kitchen, bath, additions—as well as permits. You can use these details to create an accurate budget for a Chicago-area renovation.

Sweeten matches home renovation projects with vetted general contractors, offering advice, support, and up to $50,000 in renovation financial protection—for free.

Here’s a breakdown of typical starting costs (including labor and materials) gathered from Sweeten contractors and the 2021 Cost vs. Value Report:

Full-home renovation: From $100 per square foot (psf)

Budget bath remodel: $15,000—$20,000 (based on 35 sq ft)

Mid-grade bath remodel: $21,000 (based on 35 sq ft)

High-end bath remodel: $28,500 (based on 35 sq ft)

Budget kitchen remodel: $22,000 (based on a 100 sq ft)

Mid-grade kitchen remodel: $30,000 (based on 100 sq ft)

High-end kitchen remodel: $37,500 (based on 100 sq ft)

Basement remodel: $40,000—$75,000

Keep in mind that every professional contractor will want to have a detailed conversation with you. They will also inspect your home before developing an estimate specific to your needs and wants.

Pro tip: Do not wait. The pandemic has caused a backlog in the supply of materials in many sectors. For homeowners interested in renovating, it’s smart to schedule and sign with a contractor to lock in your material prices. You’ll also want to book a start date on the contractor’s schedule. If you do wait, prices will only continue to go up and your material order starts at the back of a long queue.

Chicago remodeling costs per square foot

Gut renovation vs. non-gut renovation

Gutting a home pretty much means starting from scratch. You’ll take everything down to the studs or framework, and/or you’ll knock down walls. Because it’s more intricate, a gut job starts at the higher end of the $100 to $200 psf range. By contrast, a remodel of the space within existing walls will be at the lower end. For example, remodeling a 700-square-foot, one-bedroom condo may range from $50,000 to $70,000, while a gut reno likely will exceed $100,000. This work usually involves running new plumbing pipes and wiring, moving doorways, and possibly installing new flooring.

Costs for a full home gut renovation start at $100 per square foot. Take note: this scope of work is extensive! Expect demo, framing, insulation and drywall, wiring, plumbing, heating/cooling systems, millwork, paint, flooring, tile, light fixtures, electronics, and all finishes. (This excludes appliances, which can significantly increase costs, depending on how high-end they are.) According to Chicago-based Sweeten contractor Ryan, “A whole-house renovation—say, 3,000 square feet—would cost $200,000, at the low end, and start at $400,000 at the high end. It all depends on the materials chosen.”

Wet rooms—connected to a water supply, such as bathrooms or kitchens—typically start at $250 psf. In the city, bathrooms in condos or co-ops can be as small as 30 square feet. However, in freestanding homes, they are typically larger than 5’ x 8’. High-end renovations that are fully custom with luxury materials can cost upwards of $700 per square foot. Architectural design and drawings, demolition, construction, materials, fixtures, lighting, and finishes are included in the fee.

Contractors may build in overage fees to their estimates. This allows for the unexpected—which definitely can happen—to be covered. Overages are usually 10-15% of the project cost. (Sweeten recommends that the renovator reserve at least 10-15% above the bid as well). Don’t let the numbers shock you, though: the beauty of using a general contractor is that it’s one-stop shopping. Working with a contractor covers pretty much all the trades required for the job. This spares you the work of hiring individual tradesmen to complete the various aspects of your project.

Chicago-based Sweeten contractor Brad recommends being realistic about how much you can spend. “You can’t buy a $100,000 ring on a $5,000 budget. Nail down your contractor first; they know pricing. And add 15 percent for unexpected conditions.”

Average cost of a kitchen remodel in Chicago

Budget kitchen renovation costs

A typical starting point is $22,000 based on a 100-square-foot kitchen. According to the 2021 Cost vs. Value Report, the average is $31,004 for 200 square feet. This translates to stock cabinets, hardware, and countertops, plus swapping outdated appliances with newer and more energy-efficient models.

Mid-grade kitchen renovation costs

Sweeten has found that a 100-square-foot space at this finish level can start at $30,000. For a kitchen at 200 square feet, expect to pay an average of $81,820, according to the Cost vs. Value Report. This includes custom lighting, updating 30 linear feet of semi-custom wood cabinets, new countertops, a 3′ x 5′ island, double-tub stainless steel sink with single-lever faucet, garbage disposal, built-in dishwasher, energy-efficient range, vented hood, built-in microwave, dishwasher, and new flooring.

High-end kitchen costs

Based on what Sweeten has seen, expect starting costs to be $37,500 for a 100-square-foot room at this finish level. According to the Cost vs. Value Report, a kitchen at 200 square feet starts at $160,000. Expect top-flight custom cabinets with interior detailing like partitioned drawers, pullout shelves, pop up and down storage, stone, quartz, or porcelain countertops, stone or imported tile backsplash. Also included are custom lights, under-cabinet lighting, hardwood, stone or porcelain flooring, and typical high-end appliances.

Sweeten contractor Ryan has seen kitchens cost $50,000 for a gut remodel, and at the high end, closer to $100,000. “Those figures,” he says, “can vary greatly, as some cabinetry alone might cost $80,000.”

Average bathroom remodel costs in Chicago

Budget bathroom costs

A starting point can be $15,000—$20,000 for a 35-square-foot-space with budget-friendly finishes from big box stores like Walmart, Home Depot, Menards, and Lowe’s. As this is a wet space, plumbing, electrical insulation, and exhausts, as well as correcting misaligned walls and floors will be part of the job.

Mid-grade bathroom

For a 35-square-foot space, a remodel will start at $21,000. According to 2021 Cost vs. Value Report, $27,570 is the average cost for this type of project. This includes a recessed medicine cabinet, standard toilet, solid-surface vanity counter, and a porcelain tub.

High-end bathroom

The typical cost at this finish level starts at $28,500 for 35-square-feet. The 2021 Cost vs. Value Report cites an average of $82,838 for a high-end renovation, based on a bathroom over 200 square feet. Features at this level include new ductwork, radiant heated floors, custom cabinetry, separate shower, freestanding tub, and custom lighting.

Costs for a master suite addition

Mid-grade master suite addition costs

Estimated costs are around $452 psf or $177,273 for a 24′ x 16′ space, including double vanity, freestanding tub, separate shower, walk-in closet, dressing area, according to 2021 Cost vs. Value Report. Whether it’s a ground-level addition, a basement remodel, or a second-floor addition, accessing rough-ins for plumbing will vary and affect pricing.

High-end master suite addition costs

For a 32′ x 20′ master suite with a separate sitting area and large master bath over a crawl space, costs are around $553 psf or $359,232, according to 2021 Cost vs. Value Report. This kind of project includes custom shelving, built-in storage, as well as a walk-in closet and dressing area with windows.

Basement renovation costs in Chicago

A starting budget for a basement is around $100 psf. At the low end, the cost averages $40,000 and includes a bathroom with a shower. Flooring options can vary significantly, including laminate, vinyl, engineered wood, porcelain tile, or stained concrete. At the high end, a project for $75,000 may include a 5′ x 8′-foot bathroom with a shower, a wet bar, and flooring in an overall space measuring 20′ x 30′.

Costs for a basement renovation can be affected by multiple factors. Consider the existing condition of the space, if plumbing pipes need to be installed or moved, if new water service is required and if bracing needs to be done to eliminate structural supports in the middle of a space. Also take into consideration ceiling height, since Chicago basements are typically 8 feet or less, and as low as 6’7″. If you want to raise the ceiling, that requires digging out and underpinning the foundation. In addition, it’s necessary to assure the space is waterproof. A perimeter drain tile system is installed (repaired or extended). Connecting it to a sump pump also is important to consider, and this cost can start at around $2,500.

Chicago remodeling costs for permits

The permit process for renovating varies from Chicago to its suburbs, with each of the village’s or town’s governing bodies determining requirements and fees. In Chicago, permits are obtained through the Building Department. The issue in common is safety and compliance with building codes.

In Winnetka, remodeling permits cost $30 per $1,000 of construction; new construction is $1.30 per square foot of new gross area. There also are permit fees for plumbing, electrical service ($9,800 for 200 amp service; $21,000 for 400 amp service), furnace, and AC as well as roofing and pools. In Hinsdale, the permit fee for remodeling is calculated on two percent of the value of construction. In addition, expect to pay permit fees for demolition ($3,000).

In Chicago, applications for building permits must include architectural drawings and names of all licensed contractors—plumbers, electricians, HVAC contractors (usually supplied by the general contractor). There is no one size fits all. But expect to pay between $1,500 and $2,000 minimally for a whole house remodel, major kitchen, and/or bath. The larger the project, the more the fee, ranging to as high as $10,000.

There’s also an Easy Permit Program for small projects that do not require architectural drawings (usually available the same day). There are nominal costs (a few hundred dollars for plumbing and electrical permits), which usually are pulled by those contractors.

Find expert Chicago general contractors near you

Post your project on Sweeten and we’ll match you with multiple vetted general contractors to provide estimates for your renovation, then help you evaluate the estimates. Sweeten also checks in with you until the project is completed. When you brainstorm with your general contractor to develop an accurate budget, you’ll be well on your way to enjoying the dream space you’ve always craved.

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Have a good handle on HOA (Homeowners Association) fees before you purchase your condo, co-op, or detached house.

Sweeten handpicks the best general contractors to match each project’s location, budget, scope, and style. Follow the blog, Sweeten Stories, for renovation ideas and inspiration and when you’re ready to renovate, start your renovation on Sweeten.

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mwpmg · 4 years ago

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regencyhomeremodeling1 · 5 years ago

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Kitchen Remodel Grayslake, IL

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Kitchen Remodel 33505 N Evergreen Dr, Grayslake, IL

April 7, 2020 /in Grayslake, IL , Kitchen Remodels , /by Bruce Pinsler

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What’s the best way to create a kitchen that’s modern but classic, eye-popping yet functional? Regency Home Remodeling knows it’s to use black, white and gray in the proper tones and proportions, as they did in this updated Grayslake kitchen. And Regency’s attention to the client assures that every project finishes on time and within budget.

The designers started with Regency’s own Grey Shaker cabinets, including beautiful crown molding that draws the eye upward. Add in trendy black fixtures and sharp black hardware, and you have a kitchen that really pops. The stainless steel appliances blend the tones together, while the light quartz countertops create a nice definition of the space.

Regency provided a classic, homey kitchen, but knew the clients also wanted touches that are fun and exciting. That little extra can be seen in the space between cabinets and countertops, which is filled with a stunning white elongated hex tile backsplash, which is further defined by the surprising punch of black grout. The whole picture is completed with vinyl barnwood-look flooring that gives the final dash of coziness to this comfortable yet updated Grayslake kitchen.

Need a Kitchen Remodel? If you want to remodel your kitchen in Grayslake, and want to know how these homeowners saved on their finishes with our Factory-direct program, then contact us at 1 (773) 930-4465.

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3CC Chicago LLC is proficient when it comes to bathroom remodeling, bathroom renovation, kitchen remodeling, and kitchen renovation. We also offer full house renovation and are the experts in home additions. We are famous in Winnetka IL as a green home remodeler and work hard to surpass the expectations of our clients.

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Kitchen Remodeling Near Me: How to Find the Best Minneapolis Kitchen Remodelers

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Kitchen Remodeling Near Me: How to Find the Best Minneapolis Kitchen Remodelers

There are a lot of things to consider when you begin your search for a company to handle your kitchen remodel. With endless options out there, it may seem pretty daunting to narrow down your list to your ideal companies. We want to help with that!

If you are worried about finding the best remodeler for your new kitchen, we’ve put together a quick guide to help you through the process.

Finding a Reputable, Trustworthy Remodeling Company

When it comes to planning a kitchen remodel, you don’t want to go with just any remodeler or contractor company. You want someone with a lot of experience in that particular area who can deliver amazing results, at a reasonable price to you.

A good company will have a lot of satisfied customers, who then turn into positive reviews and referrals online. A customer who had a great experience may leave their review on their own, or a company may ask them to, but either way, you should look for these testimonials online to get a true idea of what the company has and can do for you. Internet-savvy shoppers can peruse review sites like Google, Yelp, and even Facebook to see what past clients have said. Before you even contact a company, you can get a lot of information regarding their quality, price, and ethics just by reading reviews left by previous customers. Word of mouth can honestly be one of the most helpful tools you can find to choose the best company.

Review and lead generation sites like Houzz and Home Advisor can also list the top-rated companies in your area, as well as pictures, videos, and descriptions of each company. It gives you a nice compiled list, so you don’t have to look too far, but the content may not be as genuine as those customer written testimonials you find on the more popular review sites.

Another great way to utilize word of mouth to find the best company to work with is reaching out to friends and family and asking for recommendations. Even if people haven’t had renovations done themselves, they probably know someone who has and can tell you who the best company to work with is, or who to avoid.

Questions to Ask Your Remodeler

Find a company who is transparent and open with you. A good remodeler should be straight with you, and happy to answer any questions you may have about the process. In fact, they are going to appreciate a prospective client who is active in their search and refuses to cut corners because they are looking for high-quality work. Consider asking some of these questions during your search for the right fit.

Does your company have good insurance that provides adequate coverage, including workman’s comp and liability insurance?

If I hire you, would you be willing to show me copies of these policies and make me a copy for my files?

How long have you been in business? How many years of experience do your employees have?

Do you put everything in writing? Can we sign a contract before any work begins?

Will you give me an itemized list along with your initial estimate?

What is an accurate timeline that I can expect for this project? Will you put that in writing?

Remodelers who are unwilling to talk transparently with you about the process, and not put everything in official documents, may not be a stand-up company to work with. If they put an estimate on the back of a business card – run. If they aren’t taking the proper steps or precautions to give you a well inspected, thorough estimate at the beginning, they are likely to scam you into paying more than you need to in the end.

Getting the Best Quote for Your Budget

When you start the process of requesting quotes from companies, it’s important to get a few bids for comparison. Getting three bids is a good start and is the recommended bare minimum for comparing estimates. Don’t just ask every company you find for a quote, start asking once you’ve narrowed down companies you think you want to end up working with based on other factors.

It’s also a good idea to contact some suppliers and ask them what materials cost. Your contractors should be including the cost of materials in their estimates. Some contractors will try and get away with marking up the cost of materials. If you go in prepared, with knowledge of what the cost they offer you should be, you can make sure you are getting a reasonable price.

Finally, keep in mind that the estimate they give you should be a good reflection of that company. If the quote doesn’t include everything you’ve asked for or includes things you didn’t ask for, that could be a red flag about how that company does business and the ethics of their process.

6 of the Best Kitchen Remodelers in the Twin Cities

To help you find the best kitchen remodeler for your project, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favorites, and some of the highest-rated kitchen remodelers in the area. This should help in your search!

North Star Remodeling

For 45 years, North Star Remodeling has worked with clients to transform their homes to fit their lifestyle better. They even have a showroom in St. Paul to see their amazing work for yourself before you ever get to work in your home.

Location: 619 Selby Ave | St. Paul, MN 55102

Specialties: Kitchens, baths, additions, and major alterations

Twin City Home Remodeling

As a local family-owned business, Twin City Home Remodeling knows the importance of family, and welcome you into their own as they work on your home. Focused on quality and strong communication, they will be with you every step of the way during your project.

Location: 85 3rd Avenue S.E. New Brighton, MN 55112

Specialties: Kitchens, bathrooms, windows, and exteriors

Crystal Kitchen & Bath

For 45 years, Crystal Kitchen & Bath has strived to give the best design and customer service in the industry, all while making your home and kitchen more accessible, and suited to your lifestyle. They do everything from the initial design concept, to building custom cabinetry. They are a good option for a fully customizable design experience. You can also check out their 8,800 square foot showroom for inspiration.

Location: 3620 Winnetka Ave. N. Minneapolis, MN 55427

Specialties: Kitchens with customized cabinetry, bathrooms, laundry, entertainment areas, and fireplaces

White Crane Construction

White Crane Design:Build has been providing well-rounded design concepts, transparent pricing, and construction since 2002. Their award-winning work is shown through exceeding customer’s expectations and having a 6-step process to cover all the bases.

Location: 5001 28th Avenue S. Minneapolis, MN 55417

Specialties: Kitchens, attics, second stories, master suites, and additions

Treasured Spaces

We do everything from bathrooms, to porches, to adding a level to your home, but kitchens are one of our specialties. We have been renovating kitchens in Minneapolis for years and know the ins and outs of renovating in very old, to very new structures. Our design process lets you get a 3D visual before we ever do any amount of demolition.

Location: Minneapolis, MN

Specialties: 3D renderings of design for kitchens, bathrooms, additions, basement remodels, and other general contracting projects

Your kitchen is the heart of your home and a focal point of your family’s everyday life. A well-designed kitchen can create an amazing environment for good food and conversation while also adding immense value to your home. You are going to spend a lot of time here, so making it functional as much as it is beautiful is a crucial component to have and makes it all the more important to find a contractor that will cater to your every need. We hope these tips and companies help in your search, but always be sure to be smart, read reviews, reach out to references, and choose wisely!

For more information, call us any time for a free consultation, and we can guide you through the steps it takes to renovate your kitchen, and more.

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Beautiful Homes of Instagram: Classic Chicago Home Reno

Hello, my wonderful friends! How great it is to have you on the blog today. I am really excited to share this new beautiful home renovation by Edward Deegan Architects and Interiors. They are very talented and you guys always enjoy seeing their work whenever I feature it and I am sure it won’t be any different with this project. In fact, I must admit that I personally have been loving this project since I saw it on their Instagram and I got really excited when they sent it to me to share with all of you. Here, the designer has more details:

“Our goal for any remodel project is to create spaces that function and flow together better than before. We added some unique elements in the kitchen with the Walnut detail on the ends of the island and on the lip of the hood. We opted for a backsplash that was simple but still interesting. The dining room has a beautiful custom cabinet that holds all of their bar essentials. We kept the walls neutral and painted the trim the same color as the bar.”

See other inspiring home renovation projects by Edward Deegan Architects on Home Bunch:

Black and White Modern Farmhouse.

Empty-Nester Modern Farmhouse.

Traditional Home with Classic Design Ideas.

Winnetka Residence House Tour.

White Kitchen Renovation.

Beautiful Homes of Instagram: Classic Chicago Home Reno

This newly-renovated kitchen features classic finishes and cabinetry layout that offers plenty of storage and working surfaces. Keep this in mind if you’re planning on renovate your kitchen or build your dream home!

Kitchen Cabinet

The kitchen cabinets are custom and painted in Benjamin Moore Classic Gray OC-23, which is one of the most-popular paint color among interior designers. So, make sure to add this one in your files!

Wall & Trim Color: Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace OC-65.

Runner: Erin Gates Momeni Rug – Other New Runners: here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Backsplash

I love how this kitchen was decorated! Backsplash is Ann Sacks Matte White finish collection Favo – similar here & here.

Cooktop: Thermador.

Perfection

The interior of the kitchen cabinets are made out of Maple. Notice the practical utensil and oil/spices storage pull out drawers.

Flooring

Kitchen flooring is 2.25” Red Oak with a dark custom mix of Ebony and Walnut by Minwax.

Counterstools: Arteriors.

Designed with Care

Here, the interior designer, Katy Evans for Edward Deegan Architects, adds some beautiful touches to this stunning kitchen.

Sink & Faucet

This geometric backsplash tile certainly gives this classic kitchen an unexpected look!

Kitchen Sink: Kohler Prolific Sink.

Faucets: California Faucets.

Kitchen Hardware

Hardware: Waterstreet Brass, burnished brass finish collection is Lexington – similar Pulls & Knobs.

Microwave Drawer: Thermador.

Wall Oven: Thermador.

Wood Accents

“Beautiful Walnut details on the island and hood makes it the focal point of this kitchen.”

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Kitchen Lighting

Pendants: Hudson Valley Painted No.1 Pendant.

Sconces: Hudson Valley Lighting Painted No.2 Wall Sconce.

Countertop

Counters are Dakar Quartzite, polished. Because Quartzite is harder than granite and marble, this type of stone is perfect for kitchen countertops.

Dining Room

Navy blue cabinetry with Walnut accents have always being a classic combination but it seems to be very trendy right now (see more here). I think the designers did a great job by incorporating mesh doors to this built-in.

Dining Chairs: Ballard Designs – similar here.

Chandelier: Crate & Barrel 8 arm-chandelier.

Accents

Countertop and Shelving: Walnut, custom.

Hardware: Dori Bar Pull by MYOH – “similar” Pulls & Knobs.

Sconce: Hudson Valley Accord Wall Sconce in Aged Brass.

Styling: Edward Deegan Architects & Interiors.

Cabinet Paint Color

Built-In- Cabinets & Trim: Custom designed, Benjamin Moore HC-158 Newburg Green.

Wall Color: Benjamin Moore OC-65 Chantilly Lace.

Entry

A built-in window-seat adds a cozy vibe to this elegant foyer. Walls are Benjamin Moore Edgecomb Gray. Foyer table was custom designed by interior designer.

Lighting: Visual Comfort Brighton Pagoda Lantern in Gilded Iron.

Powder Room

“We love when a client isn’t afraid to have fun in the powder room. We went with a bold wallpaper and a beautiful Lucite leg washstand.”

Wallcovering

Wallpaper & Window Shade Fabric: Scalamandré, Zebras in Denim – Available through the designer – Other Patterned Wallpaper: here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

The black beadboard paneling and black trim are painted in Benjamin Moore Black.

Flooring: 2.25” Red Oak.

Toilet: Kohler.

Lighting: Crystorama Broche.

Washstand

Washstand: Palmer Industries with custom Dakar Quartzite with a 2” miter – similar options: here, here & here.

Faucet: Watermark – Others: here & here.

Sink: Kohler.

Sconce: Visual Comfort Cornwall Sconce in Aged Brass.

Mirror: here & here.

Two-tone Laundry Room

This home also features an inspiring laundry room with two-tone cabinets. Cabinet colors are; base: Sherwin Williams Naval SW 6244 and upper cabinets are in Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace OC-65.

Lighting: Hudson Valley Mitzi Stella 3 Light Semi Flush.

Flooring: Slate tile.

Backsplash

“Our client wanted to do pattern concrete tile we thought the laundry room backsplash was the perfect spot for it!”

Backsplash Tile: Zia Tile Orbital.

Countertop: White Quartz.

Hardware: Oval Knobs, Knobs & Cup Pulls.

Mudroom

How perfect is this mudroom? I tend to prefer mudroom lockers with doors to keep everything hidden and organized, but make sure to leave an open space for shoes or baskets under the bench, like we see above. This mudroom really covers everyone’s wishes and needs!

Lighting: Visual Comfort Morris Flushmount.

Hardware: Top Knobs Lily Pull 7 9/16 Inch & Knobs in Black.

Bench: Vintage – similar here – Others: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Mirror: Serena & Lily.

Mudroom Paint Color

“Sometimes less is more, we painted the cabinets, trim and walls all the same color in the mudroom.”

Walls & Cabinet Paint Color: “Benjamin Moore Coventry Gray”.

Flooring: 4×12 Slate Tile.

Many thanks to the architect & designers for sharing the details above.

Architect: Edward Deegan Architects and Interiors (Instagram – Facebook)

Photography: @karenloffing.

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