We went with neutral walls in the living room to focus on the terra cotta tile fireplace and white built-ins and plantation shutters.

We chose a neutral color for the walls in the master bedroom to focus on the nice antique piece and red headboard which was an old door we sourced from a local salvage company.

The owner wanted a bright, fun, welcoming Keywest color combination that her young children and community would enjoy. We ended up getting lots of thumbs-ups from neighbors...even the older ones that were skeptical at first.

The owner wanted a bright, fun, welcoming Keywest color combination that her young children and community would enjoy. We ended up getting lots of thumbs-ups from neighbors...even the older ones that were skeptical at first.

The owner wanted a bright, fun, welcoming Keywest color combination for the home that her young children would enjoy.

We replaced the worn out carpet with terra cotta tile floor in family room.

Family room with plantation shutters. I used the Terra cotta tile on the floor and counter and went with a neutral paint to match the grout color. We cozied up the TV area by pulling the kids oversized chairs into one of the corners.

We kept the traditional hex tile flooring and walls, adding a new pedestal sink, toilet and fixtures. We went with a neutral color on the wall to let the classic floor be the main attraction.

I usually work alone but was able to recruit some help when painting the garage wall next to the pool. And since it was summer by the pool, I multi-tasked, working on my tan.

I usually work alone but was able to recruit some help when painting the garage wall next to the pool. And since it was summer by the pool, I multi-tasked, working on my tan.

I usually work alone but was able to recruit some help when painting the garage wall next to the pool. And since it was summer by the pool, I multi-tasked, working on my tan.

We designed an oversized island which included a second sink, where the kids could spread out and do their homework and eat or just hang out while mom was making dinner. It was also great for entertaining. We added a separate walk-in pantry and spice cabinet. I painted some chairs the owners already had glossy black, which added a nice contrast to the carrara marble counter tops and white cabinets. They went perfect with the chandelier the owner found online at Pottery Barn and the stainless steel appliances.

We designed an oversized island which included a second sink, where the kids could spread out and do their homework and eat or just hang out while mom was making dinner. It was also great for entertaining. The flow through kitchen served as the main entrance from the back patio, yard and pool area.

We designed an oversized island which included a second sink, where the kids could spread out and do their homework and eat or just hang out while mom was making dinner. It was also great for entertaining. We added a separate walk-in pantry and spice cabinet. I painted some chairs the owners already had glossy black, which added a nice contrast to the carrara marble counter tops and white cabinets. They went perfect with the chandelier the owner found online at Pottery Barn and the stainless steel appliances.

We designed an oversized island which included a second sink, where the kids could spread out and do their homework and eat or just hang out while mom was making dinner. It was also great for entertaining. The flow through kitchen served as the main entrance from the back patio, yard and pool area.

Front entry and a few pieces for staging while the home was on the market. The owners had moved most items out.

Paint makeover in dining room with antique glass chandelier, plantation shutters and player piano.

Paint makeover to accent the wall frames under the chair rail. Dining room with antique glass chandelier, plantation shutters and player piano.

We went with neutral walls in the living room to focus on the terra cotta tile fireplace and white built-ins and plantation shutters.

We went with neutral walls in the living room to focus on the terra cotta tile fireplace and white built-ins and plantation shutters.

We chose a neutral color for the walls in the master bedroom to focus on the nice antique piece and red headboard which was an old door we sourced from a local salvage company.

The owner wanted a bright, fun, welcoming Keywest color combination that her young children and community would enjoy. We ended up getting lots of thumbs-ups from neighbors...even the older ones that were skeptical at first.