Dear Clients, Industry Members and Friends:
This Month “Arizona Foothills” magazine features my clients Bob and Pat Bondurant in their “Living Section”. The article details the remarkable career of this icon in American race car driving and his lovely wife, partner in business, and tireless worker for local charities. The photographs in the article do not show the splendor of the home’s interiors which you can see in my website when you click this link:
http://www.ernestogarciadesign.com/portfolio/mr-mrs-bob-bondurants-residence/
The “Arizona Foothill” article can be accessed by clicking
this link:
http://www.arizonafoothillsmagazine.com/living/homes/3919-the-home-page-bob-and-pat-bondurants-fast-paced-home.html?start=1
It’s my great honor to announce that “Latino Perspectives” magazine has featured me as “Entrepreneur of the Month” in their May 2012 issue. To read the interview please click on this link:
http://latinopm.com/business/entrepreneur-of-the-month/outpacing-the-competition-13732
The requirements for remodeling this master bathroom were to give the space a contemporary look while keeping all existing plumbing locations, enlarge shower, improve lighting and give the space a “more open, light and airy feel”. The clients emphasized their preference for carpet on bathroom floor.
In a long and narrow space I designed an undulating vanity top. This curvilinear variation of counter depth changes your perception of space width as you walk towards the tub, creating a dynamic effect, which is multiplied by its reflection on the mirror and the rhythmical presence of rectilinear LED lighting strips.
The original soffit with fluorescent lights and plastic egg-crate was lifted up with an outline that mimics that of the vanity. Flushed with the now taller mirror, LED frosted glass lighting strips provide lateral illumination at any height while breaking down and modulating the mirror’s length.
For those of you who requested information on the paint color palette I used in this bathroom, here it is:
Walls: Sherwin Williams “Yellow Beam” 7123
Ceiling: Sherwin Williams “Lemon Drops” 7122
Doors/Trims & Cabinetry: Sherwin Williams “Crescent Moon” 7124
The marble used throughout is: “Primo Capuccino” (Please be aware that different stone sources might have different names for the same stone).
