1990s Home Gets a Renovation

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Paneled Living Room With Built In Bench

The goal in the redesign of this home was to fill new spaces with elevated luxurious finishes and novel concepts. The home is located near a storied canyon, so Veneer Designs also wanted to reference the majestic natural surroundings.

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Before: Gray Sitting Area With Fireplace

There was plenty of space in the primary bedroom, but furnishings were unremarkable and the drab gray wall color brought down the whole mood.

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Paneled Living Room With Built In Bench

The goal in the redesign of this home was to fill new spaces with elevated luxurious finishes and novel concepts. The home is located near a storied canyon, so Veneer Designs also wanted to reference the majestic natural surroundings.

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Before: Gray Bedroom With Black Bed

Black furniture and dark gray walls made this bedroom feel dark and drab.

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Neutral Contemporary Bedroom With Wood Ceiling

With its light wood paneling and new white walls the primary bedroom feels like a completely different space. Veneer Designs also upgraded the furniture, selecting pieces with slim lines in simple, pale neutrals.

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Contemporary Wood Paneled Bedroom

Wood paneling highlights the bedroom's lovely architecture, including a vaulted ceiling, and brightens the formerly dark room.

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Before: Gray Bedroom Sitting Area

The former primary bedroom didn't maximize the high ceiling or pretty natural light and instead, felt like a dark cave.

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Brown Transitional Sitting Area and Tree

Along with a stylish new bed, the primary bedroom now also features a comfortable sitting arrangement. Light wood paneling wraps the space in warm texture. Glass doors invite occupants out to a scenic balcony.

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Before: Primary Bathroom and Shower

An enclosed walk-in shower and soaking tub ate up floor space in the primary bathroom and made what could be a big room feel small.

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White Spa Bathroom With Skylight

The primary suite was in need of a refresh, including the outdated bathroom. Veneer Designs answered with a new glorious walk-in shower, soaking tub and elevated finishes. In the shower, a skylight lets in lovely natural light while still protecting privacy.

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Before: Bathroom With Basket

The sink in the primary bathroom was off center and was boxed in by big cabinets.

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Neutral Contemporary Bathroom with Arched Mirror

A large arched mirror is a dramatic way to dress up the bathroom's sink wall. Its swooping shape recalls the home's natural surroundings, including a majestic canyon.

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Before: Bathroom Tub and Shower

Instead of having an open, easy flow, the position of the primary bathroom's tub and shower—and the framing that surrounded them—dominated the layout.

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White Spa Bathroom With Raised Tub

The new bathroom design makes the room feel fresh, open and airy. Instead of big, blocky cabinets, a glass walk-in shower and luxe soaking tub now offer spa-like options.

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Before: Bathroom Dressing Table

A dressing table opposite the tub was convenient, but there was no imagination in the bathroom's design. There were lots of crisp angles, but no graceful curves.

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Neutral Contemporary Bathroom With Bridge Art

In this renovated bathroom, thick slab marble countertops are a luxurious frame to wood cabinetry. Veneer Designs continued the warm earth tones with brass lighting and the unique arched mirror.

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Before: Bathroom Tub in Bay Window

There were nice amenities in the primary bathroom, but every inch felt crammed full and there was not a graceful flow.

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Soaking Tub and Wood Stool

Now the primary bathroom is a blissfully serene space that highlights its few chosen elements—like this glorious soaking tub—in a clean, clutter-free layout.

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Before: Guest Bedroom With Green Lamp

The guest bedroom had pretty treetop views, but there was no design cohesion in the furnishings or color scheme.

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Blue Contemporary Bedroom With Striped Wallpaper

Wallpaper with a strong pattern influences the entire look of this bedroom. Veneer Designs pulled the colors out into the room and added depth with intriguing textures, such as the linen bed and a natural fiber stool.

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Before: Guest Bathroom With Gray Rug

The guest bathroom did its duty, but there was nothing remarkable or especially welcoming about the small, cramped space.

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Before: Bathroom With Black Sconces

Veneer Designs was tasked with updating a guest bathroom and several common areas with more luxurious finishes and modern design concepts.

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Renovation Breathes Fresh, New Life Into This 1990s Home

Paneled Living Room With Built In Bench

Before: Gray Sitting Area With Fireplace

Paneled Living Room With Built In Bench

Before: Gray Bedroom With Black Bed

Neutral Contemporary Bedroom With Wood Ceiling

Contemporary Wood Paneled Bedroom

Before: Gray Bedroom Sitting Area

Brown Transitional Sitting Area and Tree

Before: Primary Bathroom and Shower

White Spa Bathroom With Skylight

Before: Bathroom With Basket

Neutral Contemporary Bathroom with Arched Mirror

Before: Bathroom Tub and Shower

White Spa Bathroom With Raised Tub

Before: Bathroom Dressing Table

Neutral Contemporary Bathroom With Bridge Art

Before: Bathroom Tub in Bay Window

Soaking Tub and Wood Stool

Before: Guest Bedroom With Green Lamp

Blue Contemporary Bedroom With Striped Wallpaper

Before: Guest Bathroom With Gray Rug

Before: Bathroom With Black Sconces

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