“
Sandra even
went into my closet
to view my wardrobe
for inspiration, which
I thought was weird,
but once she explained
her thought process,
I realized it was a
brilliant idea to get to
know my preferences.”
Cheryl, Homeowner
Space Designed by Sandra Nash,
Making a Scene, www.making-a-scene.
com; Mirrors, Uttermost, www.uttermost.
com; Metal Flowers, Bowrings, www.
bowring.com; Drapery Fabric, Alendel,
www.alendel.com; Mattress, Sealy, www.
sealycanada.com; Art, Leftbank Art,
www.leftbankart.com; Bench, Korson
Furniture, www.korsonfurniture.com;
Chaise Lounge, Korson Furniture, www.
korsonfurniture.com; Carpet, Surya
Rugs, www.surya.com; Custom Window
Coverings, Pillows and Throws, Making
A Scene, www.making-a-scene.com;
Light Fixtures, The Lighting Center,
www.lightcentre.ca; Bedding, Eastern
Accents, www.easternaccents.com;
Heated Floor in Bathroom, Nuheat,
www.nuheat.com
bathrooms have many trades involved. Make sure your designer can give a
clear time table of when things are to be completed.”
A study of lightness and brightness, the ensuite bathroom uses modernized
Victorian motifs in the metal furniture’s curlicues, grommeted drapery panels,
as well as the shower and bathtub fixtures. Creative contrasts enhance the white
room’s personality. Sandra’s use of crystal finials on the curtain rods, cow hides
on the Calacatta marble floor and chandeliers add whimsy.
“A chandelier in the bathroom and toilet room adds an elegant and romantic
feel to a space so integral to unwinding, especially while bathing, as the first
thing you do in a tub is look up,” Sandra observes. The ceiling, painted the same
grey as the bedroom, provides continuity throughout the rooms. “Don’t forget
your fifth wall…the ceiling,” Sandra advises.
“Sandra gave us exactly what we were looking for. My breath was taken away
and I cried when she made the reveal. All our expectations were exceeded. We
NEVER imagined it could be this spectacular.”
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