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Re.dzine Interior Design Studio specializing in residential & commercial design // www.iredzine.com

10/24/2026

Primary closet progress

You could absolutely design your own home.You could also cut your own hair.Both are technically possible.But sometimes i...
10/20/2026

You could absolutely design your own home.
You could also cut your own hair.
Both are technically possible.
But sometimes its worth hiring someone who knows what theyre doing.

Hello to everyone currently staring at a room and wondering why it still doesnt look quite right.
And a special hello to those who have been saying theyre going to hire an interior designer for the past three years.

Consider this your sign.

I design interiors. I solve problems. I make approximately 4,000 decisions so you don't have to. I know when to spend, when to save, …and when to gently suggest that an all-marble bathroom might be a rather expensive slip-and-slide. I have opinions. Quite a few, actually. Fortunately, I also have the experience to back them up. So, if you have a project in mind, a room that's been bothering you, or an entire house waiting for a personality, we should probably talk.
This has been a shameless advertisement for my services.

You're welcome. 😉

From concept to completion.Beautiful interiors are only part of the story.Behind every cohesive space is a thoughtful pr...
10/15/2026

From concept to completion.

Beautiful interiors are only part of the story.

Behind every cohesive space is a thoughtful process connecting architecture, function, materials, details, and the people who live there.

At re.dzine, I approach residential design as a complete experience—from the earliest ideas and space planning through visualization, custom detailing, construction documentation, and the finishing layers that make a home feel personal.

Every decision contributes to the larger vision.

A look inside the re.dzine residential design process.

Thoughtful spaces. Purposeful design.

Image  #1 (rendering)A primary bathroom designed around warmth, restraint, and everyday luxury. The palette stays intent...
10/07/2026

Image #1 (rendering)
A primary bathroom designed around warmth, restraint, and everyday luxury.
The palette stays intentionally quiet: soft stone, natural oak, brushed brass, and sculptural black lighting. Rather than relying on contrast, the space is built through texture, proportion, and subtle shifts in tone. A freestanding tub anchors the room, while the open shower and long double vanity keep the layout feeling connected and spacious. One of my favorite details is the pair of sculptural pendants at the vanity — a small architectural gesture that gives the room its own identity. The goal was to create a bathroom that feels elevated without feeling overly formal: calm, tactile, and timeless.
Image #2 (rendering)
A closer look at the vanity side of this primary bathroom. For this elevation, the focus was on creating a strong sense of balance while keeping the materials soft and understated. Full-height oak cabinetry continues into the WC area, allowing the storage and architectural elements to read as one cohesive composition. At the vanity, the stone countertop and backsplash provide a subtle layer of movement against the light oak cabinetry. Rounded mirrors soften the geometry, while the two sculptural pendants are intentionally centered between them to create a focal point without competing with the rest of the space. Small details like alignment, spacing, and proportion are what make a minimal space feel resolved.
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Taitos, in space.Exploring how scale, light and sculptural form can transform the atmosphere of an interior.Seeing Taito...
09/30/2026

Taitos, in space.

Exploring how scale, light and sculptural form can transform the atmosphere of an interior.

Seeing Taitos in an architectural setting brings a different perspective to the piece the relationship between object and space becomes part of the design itself.

Taitos | Sculptural Pendant
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09/22/2026

SILLAGE
A trace left in the air.
Coming soon.

Small space. Strong point of view.This hall bath proves that a smaller footprint doesn’t have to mean playing it safe.Ri...
09/08/2026

Small space. Strong point of view.

This hall bath proves that a smaller footprint doesn’t have to mean playing it safe.

Rich, fluted wood brings warmth and depth, while vertically textured tile draws the eye upward and gives the room a quiet sense of rhythm. Matte black fixtures and sculptural globe lighting add just enough contrast against the soft, neutral palette.

A little bathroom with a lot of personality and one of my favorite spaces from this project.
Designer: re.dzine
GC Mint Construction and Real Estate LLC
Photos Corey Anthony Photography

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Warmth in the details. Calm in the whole.For this bathroom renovation, we wanted every element to feel intentional from ...
09/03/2026

Warmth in the details. Calm in the whole.

For this bathroom renovation, we wanted every element to feel intentional from the rich walnut cabinetry and textural feature wall to the soft, tonal surfaces and matte black accents.

The vanity brings warmth and character to the space, while the oversized mirrors and sculptural pendants create a strong sense of balance. In the bathing area, large-format surfaces keep the palette quiet and seamless, with custom concealed storage making sure function never interrupts the design.

A bathroom designed to feel effortless, but considered down to the smallest detail.

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Location: Denver, CO
GC: Mint Construction
Photos: Corey Anthony Photography

Warmth in the details. Calm in the whole.For this bathroom renovation, we wanted every element to feel intentional, from...
09/03/2026

Warmth in the details. Calm in the whole.

For this bathroom renovation, we wanted every element to feel intentional, from the rich walnut cabinetry and textural feature wall to the soft, tonal surfaces and matte black accents.

The vanity brings warmth and character to the space, while the oversized mirrors and sculptural pendants create a strong sense of balance. In the bathing area, large-format surfaces keep the palette quiet and seamless, with custom concealed storage making sure function never interrupts the design.

A bathroom designed to feel effortless, but considered down to the smallest detail.

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Location: Denver, CO
GC: Mint Construction
Photos: Corey Anthony Photography

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80202

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Thursday 9am - 5pm
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