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Michele & Brian

Michele and Brian are combining their design styles in his L.A. Spanish-style bungalow, which includes adding functionality and improving the flow of the main floor’s disjointed layout. By the time we finished installing Spanish tile and renovating this home into a modern Mediterranean retreat, we were practically eating tapas and drinking Rioja wine.

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FH S5 E9 Michele & Brian

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wdt_ID Room Product Type style Product Company company_link Product Code/Sku
1 Throughout Pot Lights HLB4LED HLB4LED HALO HLB4 LED
2 Throughout Flooring Seville White Oak Seville White Oak CRAFT Artisan Wood Floors N/A
3 Throughout Wall, Ceiling Paint Extra White Extra White HGTV Home® by Sherwin Williams HGSW4005
4 Throughout Trim, Door Paint Nuance Nuance HGTV Home® by Sherwin Williams HGSW 4060
5 Front Entry Floor Tile Tunis Pewter+zinc Cement Tile Tunis Pewter+zinc Cement Tile Zia Tile N/A
6 Living Room Lighting Hewitt One Light Wall Sconce Hewitt One Light Wall Sconce Generation Lighting WB1873PN
7 Living Room Lighting Garrett Table Lamp Garrett Table Lamp Generation Lighting CT1001BBS1
8 Living Room Lighting Keystone Large Chandelier Keystone Large Chandelier Generation Lighting CC11818AI
9 Living Room Fireplace Tile Porto Cement Tile Porto Cement Tile Zia Tile N/A
10 Living Room Built-ins Paint Nuance Nuance HGTV Home® by Sherwin Williams HGSW 4060

Before & After

DESIGN HIGHLIGHTS
MEET IN THE MIDDLE

Michele wanted a tile backsplash, and Brian wanted a more neutral pallete and contrast in the kitchen. So, we landed here: an Iberian tile with a dramatic black-and-white design. Turns out, this compromise doesn’t feel like one at all—just an amazing feature in an incredible new kitchen.

TABLE STAKES

Brian’s dining room was underused and sitting out all to itself, so creating built-in seating with a table they’ll actually use was a win-win: we gained space for the kitchen, and they got a dining space that’s both practical and stylish.

WORK THE ANGLES

Michele requested Spanish tile for the fireplace, and, unlike the kitchen, we had the green light to go for color—and we took the opportunity, grabbing a cool blue tile for the inside of the hearth. We definitely wanted to keep the original, 1930s angled profile of the fireplace, so we reframed it and brought it forward to accentuate the look.

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SPECIAL THANKS

Art Director: Claire Cannesson
Construction Lead: Gus Diloretto, Via Veneto Construction, Inc.

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