Stunning Studio City Kitchen and Bath Remodel
GOODFELLAS CONSTRUCTION
7 years ago
GoodFellas just finished up their latest project! A full kitchen and two bathroom remodel in Studio City, CA. Our client wanted to maximize their space by creating a double bathroom in their master suite.
Take a look at the pics below and let us know what your favorite design feature is.
To read more about the project and see additional photos check out our latest blog post http://goodfellasconstruction.net/blog/stunning-kitchen-bath-remodel
Extra Large Bath For Two · More Info
Extra Large Bath For Two · More Info
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