Caileen Designs, LLC

Creating spaces to entertain guests is such a fun part of designing interiors. Imagining all the fun after the work and decisions are made is a great motivator.⁠
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Image #1 - We updated this wet bar in our project to create a new arch and used a variation of the zellige tile found throughout the home. More efficient cabinetry and an extended seating area makes this space truly functional.⁠
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Image #2 - The butler’s pantry in our is the perfect place day or night. This small space not only holds a built in espresso machine for the mornings, but also all the requisite bar supplies for the evening. Located between the kitchen and the dining room, it’s the perfect spot for prep or an intimate drink.⁠
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Image #3 - The dry bar in our project was created to move the entertaining hub out of the kitchen and into the large living/dining area to improve flow, with easy access to the outdoor patio and dockside living. An ice maker and wine fridge fits perfectly in this petite spot.⁠
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Repeat clients are the best, especially when they go in a completely different design direction. Our project were clients that we had previously worked with on a traditional Georgian home in Pasadena. When they purchased their new home on Naples Island in Long Beach, they wanted something entirely different. Using midcentury modern design as an inspiration, with acid green and navy blue accents, we gave this complete remodel a new identity.⁠
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