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Private Residence Ocean Front Condo in the Treasured Coast of Florida
Vermont Private Log Home Ski Chalet
Model Apartment Furniture Staging for Broadleaf Apartment Complex in Manchester, CT
FX Design fully furnished and accessorized this 2 bedroom Model Apartment
Broadleaf Apartment Complexin Manchester, CT
FX Design fully furnished and accessorized this 1 bedroom Model Apartment for
Great Room Open Floor Plan
1930's Glamour inspired Dining Room
 
AFTER- Great Room Fireplace wall BEFORE Photo
 
Wine Cellar & Game Room Renovation in Basement with Old World Ambiance
CAD Floor Plans
Custom Wine Cellar & Pool Room with Surround Sound
Modern Family Room
 
Twin Boy's Bedroom
To see the bathrooms associated with this project, click on photos above.
Solving complex space problems with creative solutions.
Notice the floor plan above which indicates the unique layout to accommodate a shared bedroom &
activity/homework space, yet provides each boy with his own separate bathroom, shower and walk-in closet.
Note: Red hatched walls are new and solid blue walls are existing.
Guest Bedroom
Please click here to view photos of Guest Bathroom On-Suite.
 
Custom built in home office with cherry counter & upper storage built-ins
Traditional Design-Living Room
Seating area incorporating a soft pallete of green, rose and yellow.
 
Custom built-in bench & cushions with storage below & custom bookcases
Asian Inspired Kitchen
Stair Renovation
Residential Renovation-Master Bathroom
Floor plan: Master Bedroom, Bathroom & Walk-In Closet
Click Floor Plan to link to images of Master On Suite Spa
Elevation: vanity with double vessel sinks. Notice the tile backsplash carries through into the shower.
Guest Half Bath with Luminescent Sink
FX Design's Process
Step I: Outlines your Wish List: What are your top priorities?
Which items would you would like to include? Are there other elements that you hope can work in the new space?
Then FX Design measures the areas to be remodeled & develops a CAD plan with accurate dimensions.
Step II: We then develop a few layout options for your review. Finalizing the space plan, leads into the fun part of the project. Selecting finishes based on your aesthetic, our guidance & your budget.
Step III: FX Design develops your detailed remodeling plans to pull building permits, to include all the finishes you selected for the Kitchen or Bath cabinet placement, Plumbing & Electrical location plans.
Step IV: Selecting the contractor & cabinet shop that meets your budget & design requirements.
Step V: FX Design provides construction & project supervision & management to ensure that all our detailed planning is built & installed correctly in your home.
FX Design specializes in solving complex space issues with unique, creative solutions.
We guide the homeowner through each step of the remodeling process, providing professional aesthetic design guidance.
We begin the design process by getting to know each client's tastes and renovation goals.
That way we can reflect their personalities and requirements in the final design.
We approach each project by reviewing your wish list for your new / remodeled kitchen or bath.
Together, we outline your priorities, Discuss Budgets, Timeline for Completion, View images of your dream kitchen or bath, while collaborating your personal aesthetic. Then we can determine what design services your project requires to set fixed fees for creative & planning abilities
Residential Publications:
Style on a Shoestring- Winter 2011
Home improvements don’t have to break the bank
Story by Karen Guzman | Photography by Michael Fiedler and courtesy of FX Design, Inc.
Whether it’s the master bath or a powder room, bathrooms offer a variety of budget-conscious updates that can make a big difference.
Laura Bordeaux, ASID, an interior designer with FX Design, Inc. in Glastonbury, says a new vanity cabinet will transform the whole room. Thanks to the abundance of today’s pre-made models, there’s a choice to fit every style and budget. Price tags range roughly from $80 to $500. “The manufacturers are churning out every possible choice for a vanity. Asian minimalist, Arts and Crafts, contemporary, traditional—they’re all there,” says Bordeaux.
When tackling a powder-room makeover, Bordeaux advises starting with a budget. With $500 and some hard work and know-how, you can update a 50-square-foot half-bath yourself. She advises allocating $200 for a vanity, $150 for floor tile (a DIY solution that can save labor costs), $50 for a nifty new faucet, and $50 for a new mirror. “You can repaint, too,” Bordeaux says. “If you plan ahead and set aside a little money, it’s surprising sometimes how far you can stretch your budget.”
The Hartford Courant
"Restraint, Practicality Prevail," By AMY GALE
March 27, 2009
"GRANITE TILES, not slabs, were used for the countertops, and the cabinets were purchased at
Home Depot and installed by the homeowners' friends in this recently renovated kitchen in South Windsor.
The project was overseen by interior designer Laura Bordeaux of FX Design in Glastonbury.
(HANDOUT / March 23, 2009)
The Hartford Courant
"Putting Big Screen TVs in Perspective,"
by Kira Goldenberg
http://www.medical.fxdesigninc.com/news_Hartford_Courant.html
August 30, 2007
  
See article from Connecticut Magazine featuring Laura Bordeaux.
November 2007 by Michelle Bodak Acri |
