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The accent lighting is what ties it all together here. We ran it under vanities, along stair risers, beneath cabinetry, and inside the shower niche. It sounds like a small thing, but when you're in a space and that warm glow is sitting at floor level or tucked under a floating cabinet, it completely changes how the room feels. It adds depth. It makes the space feel finished in a way that overhead lighting just can't do on its own.
Every room got its own personality too. The primary bath has a spa-like walk-in shower with dual rain heads and a lit niche shelf. The kids' bath has that bold bird wallpaper with brass sconces and a floating vanity with toe-kick lighting. The wet bar downstairs went from a dated, dark corner to a sleek L-shaped setup with a brass faucet and lit countertop edge. The pantry got deep green cabinetry, marble counters, and under-shelf lighting that makes the whole wall pop. Each space was designed to feel intentional - not just renovated.
That's the difference between a remodel that checks boxes and one that actually adds value to the way you live in your home. Lighting placement, material choices, custom cabinetry details - these are the things we think about on every single job. When it all comes together, the finish line feels a lot less like 'done' and a lot more like 'exactly right.'
If you're planning a remodel and want every detail handled with that same level of care, we'd love to talk through what that looks like for your home.