Emily Hagerman Design

[...] in mind the plan offers a Master on the Main with a huge en suite and walk in closet. The Master Bedroom before certainly didn't have anything to fall in love with, or even a hint of comfort. The [...]

[...] ?! My favourite clock store is actually Target! Worth the wait in the border line up! The master bedroom needed some life and colour injection, but the original silk drapes and custom duvet were [...]

[...] the bed the show piece in the room. Inexpensive Ikea panels also transformed the windows. The Master Bedroom in this next White Rock home was in need of some serious updating. The clients had moved to [...]

[...] too much structural change, however the 70's rage bulkhead-for-no-reason were removed. The Master bedroom had a beautiful ocean view and the colour I chose was Benjamin Moore CC-606. The pale green [...]

[...] were the pot lights. The light those doors allow in make this entry so inviting. This home's main level was being used, more like abused, by the original owners for grooming their dogs and the [...]

[...] providing an excellent prep area. The "A" plan features a large Master Bedroom on the main level. The bedroom features large french doors to the private patio. The king size bed works very [...]

[...] the vignette. If these baby's hadn't been the last ones I'd have them on my own buffet! The main level had a generous size powder that was in need of some serious accessorizing! It's the simple [...]

[...] out great. So now that you've seen the second floor transformation all that is left is the main level that includes a basement suite. For that please visit my previous blog, "1970's Beach [...]

[...] to get the builder to envision how these colour choices would look I decided to dust off my Benjamin Moore colour viewer. Did you know laptops don't work so good in the sunlight?! I think I may have [...]

[...] ;with an oil based (for lustre), to a rich brown it looks far more luxurious. The colour is Benjamin Moore: Bittersweet. All of the condo's had the exact same White fireplace even though there [...]

[...] on the walls were the perfect companion to the darker more eye catching hues outside. I chose Benjamin Moore's Natural Linen as the main level colour. The space felt open and large thanks to the [...]

[...] top 3rd floor and had it's own balcony, huge ensuite, and window facing the beach. I chose Benjamin Moore colour: Mount Saint Anne CC-710 for all the walls. This beautiful blue green colour gave this [...]

[...] concept together. Below is the basic sketch for one half of the bathroom that would have the soaker tub and new shower. A big learning curve for me was that if you don't nail these tile and floor [...]

[...] blue from the Master Bedroom was injected with the towels and shimmering accents made the soaker tub more appealing. The second level also included two good size bedrooms, in the first I changed [...]

[...] area so by removing the whole area it expanded the bathroom by almost 34". This allowed a soaker tub and shower combination. For more pictures on this bathroom transformation you may wish to read [...]

[...] to relax, to unwind and in Wills Creek they are a place to retreat to. The Spa inspired deep soaker tub and large glass showers are embellished with beautiful mosaic glass tile. The double vanity [...]

[...] In having two Wills Creek show home's under my belt I was thrilled to be asked to design yet another. The first two [...]

[...] canister's it didn't feel cluttered but functional. The target market for this floor plan, Wills Creek has 4 different plans to choose from, was retired, "downsizing", or empty nesters. [...]

[...] comes new adventures. Last Fall I had the oppotunity to re-design the showhomes for Wills Creek. If you missed my blog on the "A" Suite- click here. The second showhome [...]

[...] favourite rooms to design... stay tuned for more bathroom transformations. ~ Cheers, Emily Emily Hagerman Design [...]

[...] so be sure to stay tuned and follow my blog to see more great transformations! Cheers, Emily Emily Hagerman Design [...]

[...] Please be sure and tune in for a continuation of this project in my next blog. ~Cheers, Emily Emily Hagerman Design [...]

[...] summer furniture in February!!! Below is the finished product.... written by~Emily Hagerman Emily Hagerman Design [...]