Before & After

Happy 2014 everyone! We've been a little lax about posting, so I thought I would start the year off with a before and after! 

This is a den of young family with three little ones. It needed to be comfy, practical and fun for entertaining friends. Keeping the kids in mind, we used durable navy upholstery, an ottoman with hidden toy storage and a textured seagrass rug. Here is the before...

And here is the after...

Another before shot...

And after...

Contact us if you would like a makeover on your room!

www.numberfoureleven.com

912.443.0065

-CLAIRE

Before & After

Today I'm sharing a before & after of my master bathroom!  During my MAJOR nesting phase before Ike was born, I had a list of to-do's that I was trying to finally mark off our house list. A major item was our master bathroom.  Warning- these before pictures are so gross!  

Our house is circa 1940, so the bathrooms and closets are super small.  We expanded the bathroom by taking out the tiny adjoining closet. To stay in budget, we used tile and hardware from Home Depot.  For the shower, we used a white subway tile floor to ceiling. On the floors, we used my favorite marble hexagon tile.  The brushed nickel hardware is from the Martha Stewart Home Depot collection.

We have a very narrow bathroom, so the sink and medicine cabinet from Ikea were the perfect fit.  My mom found this cute chrome and white leather stool at Tuesday Morning.  The mirror was a vintage find at $30 that we painted dark grey.  I found the light fixture for $40 at the Circa Lighting warehouse sale! The beach print is from the art website 20x200.  It may be kind of random where I hung it, but it's the first thing I see when I walk into the bathroom. It just makes me happy!

The beautiful towels are my new obsession - the Scalloped Cairo Towels with a silver trim from Matouk, a grey and cream striped fouta towel, and a monogrammed linen hand towel.  

All the construction was done by my friends over at Carroll Construction.  They were awesome!

Let me know what you think!!!

The before shots...

why was this towel bar off-center? random

gross!

and the after shots...

-CLAIRE

Gaston Street Update

The install is so close! Kitchen is near completion, bathrooms are in and the entire  house smells like fresh paint. This project has come a LONG way in just three short months.  With the clients vision and fine local craftsmanship this downtown house has completely transformed. I can not wait to see all of the fabulous light fixtures,  furniture, and one of a kind finds put into place. Here is a sneak peak (I had posted more before photos a while back).

 All doors and most trim are Farrow and Ball Charleston Gray

 Arsenic (Farrow and Ball) banister runs all the way up 3 flights of stairs

 A view from the third floor looking down

 Before and After shots of the upstairs den.

                                           The first of many paint schemes ... and the FINAL. Arsenic pocket doors that separate the front parlor from the dining room. Amazing brass hardware coming soon!

The stairwell when we were playing with ideas.... below... New ornate trim designed By Harley. The stairs are now white with a light gray sea grass runner. Philip Jefferies Union Square wallpaper is being installed next week all the way up this wall. Excited!

 The foyer with its new wider entrance into the living room. Harley's work is so detailed ... as you can see in the butlers pantry pictured below.

 Dining room detail.... wait until you see the other side! The Ro Sham Beaux Annanas sconces look amazing in here.

One of the third floor guest bedrooms. This shot shows the ceiling color that runs throughout the entire house really well. Pavilion blue. We chose it because its arsenic dumbed way way down. looks so great.

You too can have a fabulous home like this one by contacting these amazing people:

Sam Carroll of Carroll Construction

http://samcarrollconstruction.com/ 

Harley Ashbaugh of AWD Savannah 

http://www.awdsavannah.com/ 

And yours truly ... Number Four Eleven 

www.numberfoureleven.com 

-COURTLAND

Before and After

These are some last few shots of the Isle of Hope cottage makeover.  Thanks again to the amazing homeowner and to Allison Morgan, who took all the beautiful shots for us.

This is the renovated guest bathroom...

The new seating area in the kitchen...

The before shot of the kitchen...  

 

And the after shot of the kitchen...check out that killer faucet.

A cute little guest room...

Hope you enjoyed!

-Claire

Before and After - Isle of Hope

These are some more photos that our friend, photographer Allison Morgan, took at the Isle of Hope cottage. This is the living room that was built off of the back of the house where an outdoor patio once was. The room was built around those amazing antique wood cabinets that our client found in North Carolina. They are amazing! We added shiplap on the walls, a coffered ceiling and a big built-in bookcase. The fireplace was the orinigal outdoor stone fireplace. The floors got a dark stain and we added a seagrass rug from Merida Merdian and an antique Oushak runner. We had the curtains made out of a seaglass colored slubby linen with a braided natural linen trim.  The zinc lantern was another one-of-a-kind find. 

Before and After - Isle of Hope

It's Claire again. This is how the master bedroom turned out at the Isle of Hope Cottage. Let me know what you think! 

This is the before...

And the after...

Before and After at Isle of Hope

Here are some more before & after shots of the Isle of Hope cottage. This was the dining room before we started. Things were being moved around while the living room was under construction, so it was a little crazy in there! 

Here are the "after" shots that Allison took for us...

I took this bad camera phone shot!  I just wanted you to see how the French antique sideboard turned out once I painted it from yellow to a distressed blue.  

-Claire