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light fixtures – enzy design | Utah Interior Design https://enzydesign.com design makes a difference Sat, 28 Dec 2019 00:14:24 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 City Lights: Main Floor Revive & Refresh https://enzydesign.com/citylights/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=citylights Thu, 28 Nov 2019 06:01:57 +0000 http://enzydesign.com/?p=2797 Having clients invite us back into their home brings us so much joy! ALL OF OUR CLIENTS ARE INCREDIBLE (yes, we are enthusiastically caps-screaming this statement), but these clients are extra special human beings! Nearly two years ago, we worked with them on a basement finish project.  The result?…A cozy, mountain retreat-like apartment conveniently nestled in downtown Salt Lake City.

Needless to say, we jumped at the opportunity to be part of their main floor update.  The ‘before’ pictures below illustrate the great potential of the space.  A few modern cosmetic updates quickly enhanced the look and feel of these spaces.

What We Love Most About This Project:

~ We removed a heavy wooden valance over the kitchen sink and replaced it with a decorative pendant.  This instantly made the kitchen feel lighter and updated.

~ The flooring: adiós awkward carpet & tile mixture; hello wide-plank engineered maple!

~The fireplace: we closed up the upper arch, eliminated the tile, and updated the entire look with a clean textured limestone tile and a rustic mantle.

~ The lighting: We replaced all the main floor lighting and fans with elements much better suited to the clients’ “mountain modern” tastes.

~ The furniture:  We wanted comfortable yet modern pieces, so we used an extra-deep sofa & oversized chair, both covered in a lighter performance fabric (it’s bleachable!) to keep the furniture from feeling too heavy.

~ The window treatments:  The original curtains came with the home.  We replaced these with top-down-bottom-up light filtering shades, complemented by linen blackout drapery panels.  (And, for the sake of budget, we were able to re-use the previous drapery rod, and we found pre-made panels so the client didn’t have to pay for custom drapery!)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The final touch was incorporating the existing artwork back into the new space.  Each piece of art holds a beautiful glimpse into their lives: art pieces from travels, their daughter’s artistic owl masterpiece, a hand-crafted Balinese sculpture of their dog, artwork created by family, grandmother’s baskets, and grandfather’s barometer.  The personal details of the home shine a light on what our clients value, and we are so honored to help them create their best space.  

The icing on the cake for this project was surprising them with the fun textures we added through the use of pillows and other accessories.  We were thrilled to have them come home from vacation to see (& love) the completed project!

As always, thank you to everyone who contributed to this project:

~ Flash Contracting (finish carpentry)

~ Vama Flooring (wood flooring & carpeting)

~ Pedro with CL Painting

~ Metro Tile (fireplace tile)

 

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Recent Project: Cottage Style Home https://enzydesign.com/recent-project-cottage-style-home/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=recent-project-cottage-style-home https://enzydesign.com/recent-project-cottage-style-home/#comments Thu, 30 Dec 2010 01:16:00 +0000 http://enzydesign.com/recent-project-cottage-style-home/

We are THIS CLOSE to being finished with this beautiful new home.  There are just a few more details to be finished, such as mirrors and miscellaneous cabinet hardware.  I did this project through Arendal Kitchen Design, with Interior Designer Scott Andersen.  Scott does amazing work – I admire his attention to detail in every part of every project.  And I especially admire his taste in light fixtures.  Every light fixture in this house is a “wow” piece that is a work of art in itself and truly MAKES the house.  Of course, the cabinetry is pretty fabulous too (patting myself on my back).  The kitchen is my favorite – the white inset cabinets with custom glass transoms and custom hood are simple yet beautiful.  And they pair so well with the classic marble and limestone tops and subway tile backsplash.

Butler’s Pantry
Butler’s Pantry

Master Closet
Master Bath
Master Bath
Laundry, unfinished (check out the painted wood floors!)
2nd Floor Bath

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The Difference a Bulb Makes https://enzydesign.com/the-difference-a-bulb-makes/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-difference-a-bulb-makes https://enzydesign.com/the-difference-a-bulb-makes/#comments Fri, 14 May 2010 03:49:00 +0000 http://enzydesign.com/the-difference-a-bulb-makes/

A few weeks ago I posted about the “new” light fixture we inherited.  I used the photos of the standard white light bulb, which was there because it was the only extra bulb we had.  Well, we finally changed the bulb to something more fitting – a simple clear globe.  Obviously the fixture looks better, but what really surprised me was the sudden dramatic lighting effect created with the clear vs. white frosted glass.  Our Kitchen has become a disco.  Not really, but the lighting effect is pretty amazing.  So for everyone who suggested the clear globe bulbs, here’s a pic for you.  Please ignore the frayed black cord (which will someday be replaced) and the horrific mini-blinds (which should probably be higher on our priority list than they are).
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Our “new” kitchen light https://enzydesign.com/our-new-kitchen-light/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=our-new-kitchen-light https://enzydesign.com/our-new-kitchen-light/#comments Tue, 27 Apr 2010 03:52:00 +0000 http://enzydesign.com/our-new-kitchen-light/

Sometimes hand-me-downs are a blessing, even if they’re a little worn…

Now I’m not so sure about the bulb… we’ve got a standard bulb in there now, but do you think I should switch it up for a different shape?  Thoughts?
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