From water damage to beach house vibe


In the kitchen there was water damage could have occurred. The laminate floor had spilled water and you could already see the bubble in the laminate and the damage had to be repaired. As the laminate flooring ran continuously and without thresholds through the kitchen, living room and hallway, there were a few options on how to solve the problem. Either to replace the flooring material everywhere or to replace only the kitchen area and match the material to the surrounding laminate.

At first I thought suggest replacing the entire floor but, suit you got all new. But since the laminate in question is (of course!) no longer in production, the new floor and the laminate in the bedrooms would have to be matched somehow. So the flooring material in the kitchen area would have to be replaced by tile! So instead of replacing the whole floor, the tiles were used to delimit the kitchen area and the colour of the tiles was chosen to match the surrounding laminate. This was the plan going forward. And given the scale of the renovation, this is definitely a more pleasant option for the occupant.

My views on change concentrated in this way: "A maritime dream, where the warmth of the tonal world, black effects and quality materials create a stunningly unique pearl of an outfit." I had designed the look of the living room and bedrooms a few years earlier, and we kept in mind the desire for a stylish beach house vibe that was born back then.

The moisture damage is slightly visible on the floor.
Drying. Circled darkening is moisture.
The plan was put into motion when we found some incredible tiles for the floor and the space from ABL tiles.
An island drawn by Omega kitchens on the design table.
The renovation starts and the unique tiles arrive. Together with the renovator and the tenant, we beautifully rounded out the pattern sequences.
The floor tiles were also quite unique, so they were also carefully arranged to match each other.
Here's an old kitchen as a starting point.
Here's a new kitchen with the sea and sand vibe.
An old island with dark doors.
A new freshness and also a more functional solution. Now you can sit on either side of the island, with knees that fit into the recess.
Ah the freshness, beauty and harmony!
The frames of the kitchen cabinets could be saved, only the doors, countertop, sink and faucet were replaced with new ones. 
Instead of replacing the entire floor, only the floor in the kitchen area was replaced.
The Ivory tiles and the existing laminate and moulding match beautifully.
The island sits nicely on the tiles.
The composite plane shows nice grains of sand. The cabinet door pulls are the same colour as the doors. The combination creates an interesting nude look.
The black tap and sink add contrast.
From the end of the tap you can grab and spray every corner of the pool clean.
I'm a fan of this precise seam work.
The tenant wanted a stylish beach look, and here you can see how the tiles in the hallway and the seascape on the wall in the hallway create the atmosphere!
The level of the islet continues in a waterfall style. When things get going, the end result will look like this!
I give ten points for this treat!

Thank you to the resident for the trust, thank you Omega Kitchens for the excellent cooperation, thank you for the careful work of the renovator and ABL tiles for the deliciously beautiful tiles <3

Do you have a blockage in the atmosphere of your home or a damage that needs to be repaired?
Send me a message and I'll help you plan your home transformation! Let's create the magic of rest, it's possible <3


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