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Sunroom Retreat

The homeowners of this contemporary house were looking for a way Sunroom addition peaked roof wall of windows to connect to the outdoors. They had just created a beautiful outdoor living space but they thought it felt disconnected from the home. Normandy Remodeling’s Director of Design, Troy Pavelka designed a stylish all-year-round, multi-functional sunroom that is a perfect transition from their home to their patio.

Addition connecting the indoors to the outdoors“This sunroom is beautiful both inside and out and was fun to design,” said Troy. “The single sloped roof is consistent with the modern lines of the house and the oversized continuous windows add an abundance of natural light and are visually compelling from every angle.”

Interior view of additionOnce the design was complete and the sunroom began to take shape the homeowners couldn’t wait to start using the space. It not only connected them to their patio but it would soon become an entertainment spot for their family and even a ‘work from home retreat’ as their office. “What a treat to be able to work remotely in that bright and airy room,” added Troy.

 

 

This sunroom addition blends perfectly with the era of the existing home and gives the homeowners the connection to the outdoors that they were looking for. They also gained much needed space for this young family to enjoy for years to come. For more remodeling inspiration follow us on Instagram or Facebook, or get started on your own addition or renovation by attending one of our workshops.

Is a Floating Vanity Right for your Bathroom Remodel?

Floating vanity, dual shower headFloating vanities are gaining in popularity and popping up in bathroom remodels more frequently. You may have seen them (and love them) and wonder if they are right for you.  “A floating vanity is a bathroom cabinet that is anchored to the wall but does not extend all the way to the floor as standard vanities do, which creates the illusion it is floating in the space,” said Normandy Designer Liz Reifschneider.

When to choose a floating vanity according to Liz:

•   For tight spaces. Since a floating vanity does not extend to the floor they feel lighter within the space and make the bathroom appear larger.
•   For households with children. The floor clearance allows space to store a stool and mop in those hard to reach places.
•   To show off your flooring. If you planning to put in a gorgeous floor, show it off by not covering it with a traditional vanity.
•   For flexible storage options. Whether you need less or more storage, floating vanities offer drawers, cabinets, and open shelving options. You can pick what works best for you.

If you’re wondering if it makes since to include a floating vanity in your bathroom remodel, you can set up a time with Liz to talk about all the different aspects of your renovation. You can also learn more about kitchen, bathrooms and other remodeling projects at an upcoming workshop. Check out the photo gallery or follow Normandy Remodeling on Facebook and Instagram for even more home tips and inspiration.

his & hers floating vanity and square tub

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