Sagamore Photo shoot july 15-17
Sagamore Photo shoot july 15-17
Sagamore Photo shoot july 15-17
Sagamore Photo shoot july 15-17
Sagamore Photo shoot july 15-17
Plaza Veneza - Orlando, FLA
Plaza Veneza - Orlando, FLA
The Master Bathroom was created by host and licensed contractor by Rob Van Winkle (also know as Vanilla Ice) for his DIY Network’s original series The Vanilla Ice Project. Rob had his hands full renovating this room that was originally from the 1980’s with an old Jacuzzi tub and one head shower. Not only was the inside the mess the outside was a jungle with a wall that was falling apart. Rob gutted the room and added a multi-head Delta shower system with an etched glass divider so you can enjoy outside view. Whether you’re in the shower or tub the teak floor allows the water to drain so you don’t have to worry about flooding. The Schaub Rhinestone handles on the C & L cabinet with marble top highlights the Brewster wallpaper and picks up the natural detail Daltile glass mosaic tile adds a great feel to the room. If you’re in the mood for a movie and a bath this is the perfect room to enjoy it since you have a Toshiba TV with all the channels from Dish network safely mounted on the wall for perfect viewing. (Interior)
The Master bedroom was created by host and licensed contractor by Rob Van Winkle (also know as Vanilla Ice) for his DIY Network’s original series The Vanilla Ice Project. Rob decided to expand the room by tearing down the far wall that had extensive water damage and add a Florida room to make the space bigger and brighter. Using SIW Impact windows and doors and RollTech self powered blinds, Rob created this room to let the light in or out while keeping Mother Nature safely outside. With plush carpet by Shaw and fine hardwood floors from Lumber Liquidators that goes perfectly with the hand woven bamboo ceiling application that Rob created. The Havertys bedroom furniture is a perfect match for the chandelier form the Vanilla Ice lighting collection from Capital Lighting. (interior)
The Entertainment room was designed by host and licensed contractor Rob Van Winkle (also know as Vanilla Ice) for his DIY Network’s original series The Vanilla Ice Project. This room was completely gutted because the walls and ceiling had extensive water damage. Rob decided to enclose the old skylights and add and extra 200 sq ft of living space. By adding SIW Impact windows , LaCantina accordion doors and RollTech self powered blinds to make this room energy efficient and protection from the bright morning sun that pours into the room. With comfortable furniture from Havertys and 100-inch flat screen TV with a custom cabinet design by Rob. Rob also replaced the old tile with new Opustone marble tile and used Brewster wallpaper instead of the plain walls that were there before. (Interior)
Plaza Veneza - Orlando, FLA
Plaza Veneza - Orlando, FLA
The Master bedroom was created by host and licensed contractor by Rob Van Winkle (also know as Vanilla Ice) for his DIY Network’s original series The Vanilla Ice Project. Rob decided to expand the room by tearing down the far wall that had extensive water damage and add a Florida room to make the space bigger and brighter. Using SIW Impact windows and doors and RollTech self powered blinds, Rob created this room to let the light in or out while keeping Mother Nature safely outside. With plush carpet by Shaw and fine hardwood floors from Lumber Liquidators that goes perfectly with the hand woven bamboo ceiling application that Rob created. The Havertys bedroom furniture is a perfect match for the chandelier form the Vanilla Ice lighting collection from Capital Lighting. (interior)
The dining room was created by host and licensed contractor by Rob Van Winkle (also know as Vanilla Ice) for his DIY Network�s original series The Vanilla Ice Project. Rob replaced the old tile floor with Marble Opustone tile that brings out the richness of the Havertys dining room furniture. Rob had custom drapery design to highlight the large picture window looking out into the front of the house and the chandelier from Kichler lighting will set the mood for any gathering. (Interior)
The Great Room was created by host and licensed contractor by Rob Van Winkle (also know as Vanilla Ice) for his DIY Network�s original series The Vanilla Ice Project. Rob had his hands full renovating this room that was originally from the 80�s with mirrored walls and a small entrance to the outside. Rob wanted to make this a real Great room and designed a custom hand-woven bamboo ceiling application that included lighting that matches the custom drapes by Unique Interiors. Other feature he improved on was raising the door height up to 10 ft feet with SIM Impacted windows and doors to highlight the view out to the patio/pool area. He decided instead of having a plain wall he would create a custom fireplace out of Dow cultured stone and a Dimplex eclectic fireplace to create a cozy sitting area with Havertys furniture. The flooring was completely replaced with Marble opustone tile and the old bar area with a mirrored walls was replaced with a limestone bar. (Interior)
As seen on DIY Network’s original series The Vanilla Ice Project, host and licensed contractor Rob Van Winkle (also know as Vanilla Ice) designed this newly renovated 7,000-square-foot Palm Beach mansion. He took this mansion that was falling apart for years and a eye sore for community and restored it bigger and better than it was. Recreating the pool with buit in fountains and LED lighting and new pavers as a deck Cushing pools helped Rob bring his design to life. Another addition to the exterior was a observation deck with a spiral staircase which was exteded of the master bedroom. A new Eagle roof installed by PetersonDean Roofing Rob wont have to worry about all the holes that were in the prevous roof leaking into the house. (exterior)
Emerald Coast Tourism
Emerald Coast Tourism
Emerald Coast Tourism