Pima Bathroom

This bathroom was dated.  The house was built in the
1970's.  It had original flooring, original cabinet, the
only update had been in the 80's was the shower tile.



So, we did what we do, best... take it down to bare studs.

New tile, new window, new tub, new walls, new toilet. 
New everything!  Did a tile shelf in the shower.

Put in a Wilson Art Solid Surface Countertop and a Wilson Art integrated sink
If you notice the faucet and the handles are on an angle.  It was done that way
to maximize the countertop space.  Plus, the mirror and sink bowl didn't line up
perfectly, so by putting the faucet slightly askew it actually helped to cover
over that slight error.   Did venetian plaster on the walls. Darker brown on the
bottom and lighter tan on top.  Added crown molding, chair rail and of course
new base board as well.  New tile floor completed the look.
Sorry, we didn't take more/ better pictures.

Yuma Dining Room

Did the Ralph Lauren faux suede wall treatment on this wall. It looked amazing!
Put 18x18 tile in.  New lighting.  Painted the ceiling, walls and trim as well.

Had 1970's chevron paneling on the walls. The wood was
directly onto the block exterior wall.  Had to put up new
sheetrock, tape and flat texture (for the faux suede).
Notice the matching wood trim on the ceiling? 
Got rid of that too.

Notice the peel and stick tile?

This fireplace had really nice bones.  Just needed a little TLC and paint
treatment to bring it out.

Yuma Master Bathroom Make Over

This was the view from the Master Bedroom.
Not sure where the rustic cabinet came from.
More peel and stick tiles.

This was the original view from the Kitchen.
Nothing like seeing the throne from the stove.

 

This 3/4 bath was so dysfunctional.  The shower
was so tiny that you almost had to step out to turn
around to finish rinsing off. The flow of this room
was awful.

To make it a "proper master bath" we gutted the
entire room.  Put a full tub in.  Had to move the
"throne" over about 5 inches (yes, had to
jackhammer the concrete, move the plumbing over
and re-plumb, re-concrete, etc.) The doorway that
led to the kitchen was closed in.  The tub is now
blocking that entry.  The house
sold soon afterwards, so it was worth all the hassle. 

This tub surround was made of Wilson Art Solid Surface 
It's better than a tile surround.  Don't have to worry about
any water or mold setting in. Plus, it makes cleaning it
a breeze.

The sink is now where the old shower used to be.  This room
has a nice flow to it now.  No more extra tiny shower to
 squeeze into.

5 Mountain Estate Kitchen

Sorry, I don't have any before pictures of this kitchen.  It had water damage and
everything had to be gutted out.  It has  Kitchen Kompact Cabinets and
Wilson Art solid surface counter tops.  As well as a Wilson Art integrated sink.

Pima Second Bathroom

I put in a Wilson Art solid surface counter top.  The base cabinet
was solid and did not need to be replaced.  Just the countertop, sink,
 and faucet needed an update.

You can see the 1980's style tiled countertop that was literally
chipping away.  The brass faucet had to go and the sink had
definetly been used.

This bathroom also needed to have the walls textured and painted.

This bathroom had wallpaper directly onto the sheetrock.
That doesnt work so well for painting and chanigng the look
of the bathroom. 

Yuma Kitchen

The finished trim and appliances were not done when this picture was taken,
 but this gives you an idea of how great these cabinets and counter tops are. 
You can also see the faux suede walls around the fireplace. 
We also put in the 18x18 tile.

We repainted the entire kitchen as well.  If you look to the right of the picture
you can see the living room.  It was done in venetian plaster and custom colored
trim work (crown molding, chair rail, and base boards).  We changed the layout
of the kitchen appliances to give more room for counterspace.  The laundry
area is in the far left corner, but we added a broom closet cabinet to help
define that space.  By closing in the peekaboo space we were able to get 4
more cabinets in. Awesome storage in this kitchen.
We used Kitchen Kompact cabinets and Solid Surface countertops.

This was the Yuma kitchen before we bought the house.  There was the peel
and stick tile squares.  4 layers of wallpaper in the recessed ceiling area. 
Mismatched cabinets and really old countertops. There was also
 a door that lead to the 3/4 master bath.  We closed that wall in and put
a full true master bath in there.