Kohler’s Numi Toilet Offers Unprecedented Luxury in a Sleek, Modern Design
It’s been the subject of accolades (2011 Good Design Award and iF Product Design Award,) and late night banter (As Team Coco put it, “It’s like if the Swiss Army Knife people made a toilet. With, you know, less sharp stuff.”) However there’s no denying that Kohler’s Numi toilet melds sleek, modern design with unmatched comfort and control. It is the ultimate in personal luxury – perfect for my bachelor clients and anyone who appreciates thoughtful details. * A Motion ...
A 1950′s Kitchen Gets a Modern Makeover
The subject line of the homeowner’s email was concise and to the point – “Welcome to 1954.” The photos she attached told the story – she and her husband had just purchased a 1954 ranch home that was frozen in time. While the previous owner took painstaking care of it, nothing had been updated in over 50 years, including the kitchen. Laminate cabinets were topped with light blue Formica countertops. Dingy vinyl flooring doubled as toe kick. A matching blue ...
Casting Call for DIY Network’s Rescue Renovation
Denver homeowners – did you start a home remodeling project only to stall out after finding yourselves in over your head? The team from DIY Network’s Rescue Renovation may be able to help! Producers of the hit TV show are currently looking for people like you! They are especially interested in kitchen projects. Applicants must have an appropriate budget already set aside for the renovation. Interested? Send an e-mail to rescue@highnoontv.com for an application, or apply on-line at http://www.highnoontv.com/casting_apply_new.php?application_id=2. ...
Bergamo Interiors and Rescue Renovation Featured in the Denver Post
Many thanks to The Denver Post for running an article about our barn project featured on DIY Network’s Rescue Renovation. Below is a link to the story – enjoy! http://www.denverpost.com/insideandout/ci_18348627
Bergamo Interiors Tranforms a Funky Old Barn into a Stylish Man Cave for DIY Network’s Rescue Renovation
Years before embarking on a design career, I bought my first house – an 1886 Victorian with a long list of home improvement projects. Six months into remodeling a tiny “master bathroom,” I called in the experts to finish the project and rescue me from my remodeling nightmare. With that experience fresh in my mind, I was thrilled when the folks at DIY Network’s Rescue Renovation asked me to transform a funky old barn into a stylishly comfortable “man cave.” ...
