Residential Spaces
Classic farmhouse update
Central Oregon mountain backsplash feature
Hidden outlets strips were used in lieu of traditional wall outlets to keep the mountain backsplash design entirely visible.
Designed a new bathroom in the basement of a 1920's Portland home.
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Remodel of a cramped 1990's home
Before and After photos of kitchen and guest bath remodel
A transformative remodel with special emphasis on sustainability and creative re-use.
Charmaine Manley Design was hired for color consulting, furniture & accessory suggestions, kitchen cabinet selection and some material choices: corrugated metal & stainless countertops for this contemporary space in Pullman, Washington.
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Photography-Scotty Thompson
Remodel of basement laundry room
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Design challenge - No windows, 6.5' ceilings without enough joist clearance for canned lights. Basement also had a history of flooding during rainy weather. |
Photo: Statesman Journal
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Solution -
Cement walls were fitted with metal studs and then sheetrocked with greenboard with a 2" gap along the cement floor. Plastic baseboard was used to cover the gap and prevent water wicking upwards. Walls and ceiling were painted a bright color to fill the room with light. Cement floor was painted for easy clean up in case of future flooding. Cubbies were built under stairway to maximize storage and on top of a cement half-wall at the back of the room to put the front load washer/dryer at ergonomic height.
Cement walls were fitted with metal studs and then sheetrocked with greenboard with a 2" gap along the cement floor. Plastic baseboard was used to cover the gap and prevent water wicking upwards. Walls and ceiling were painted a bright color to fill the room with light. Cement floor was painted for easy clean up in case of future flooding. Cubbies were built under stairway to maximize storage and on top of a cement half-wall at the back of the room to put the front load washer/dryer at ergonomic height.
Cottage design - Update of a 1925 mill worker's cottage
