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Incorporating Televisions In Home Design

Plenty of gatherings are held in your home where décor is of the utmost importance, but you still desire the flexibility of having entertainment choices when the time is right. With today’s technologies, you can easily hide video screens and music speakers virtually anywhere, using three main techniques to hide televisions in these areas: mirror TVs, motorized lifts, and TV’s as woks of art.

Bath Design: Rustic Retreat

After

Before
This Naperville homeowner knew exactly what she did and did not want in her master bath.  She wanted to get rid of the big massive existing tub deck that monopolized space in her existing master bath, adding a  larger new steam shower was a must, yet the existing vanity layout worked for them.  It just [...]

Family Heirloom on Wisconsin Lake

When a west suburban Chicago family wanted to build a family resort on a lake in Wisconsin, they asked their architect for a kitchen design recommendation. Their architect recommended Drury Design. Gail Drury, CMKBD, President of Drury Design, and Designer Tina Muller teamed up to plan and design the elements in the project that encompassed [...]

Bath Design: Reconfigured and Refined

The Mission
Update and remodel existing bathroom to include the following:

Additional wall cabinet storage
New natural stone flooring
Enlarge the shower
Reuse the existing tub.

The Challenge
Was to design and produce a lovely new space efficiently for the client who was on a tight budget.

The Solution
Material selection became the primary goal. A 3-piece pattern porcelain floor was used – [...]

Bath Design: A Beauty for the Ages

This first floor powder room was in dire need of remodeling. The homeowner not only needed to update it but wanted to make it user friendly for an aging parent. The powder room had an entrance off of the hallway and to the adjoining bedroom. This was an ideal set up for handicap access if [...]

Bath Design: Tranquil Retreat

Bath Design Project
Suburban bath remodel for original homeowner
Before
An eight-foot spa served as a mini-pool for visiting grandchildren, yet dated the bath’s appearance and limited functionality.
After
A soaking tub sits in for the spa in an Asian-inspired bath design. Transitional designs like this one beckon a getaway to a simple and soothing [...]