owners want high-end, frameless glass shower enclosures, they know they’ll find plenty to choose from at CB Showers’ extensive showroom in San Carlos. From a traditional model to an ultra-contemporary, custombuilt glass shower enclosure, the company offers an impressive selection of frameless, semi-framed, framed and sliding-door enclosures— all easy to maintain and designed to accommodate any space and complement each customer’s taste. CB Showers also supplies top quality glass products, providing a convenient source for custom glass solutions including colorful backsplashes, countertops and a wide variety of mirrors. Gregory Deane Studio, 4075 Transport St., Palo Alto, 650/424-1970. www.gregorydeane. com. Bring vibrant color and creativity into your home with artwork by the Bay Area’s own Gregory Deane. A critically-acclaimed abstractionist, Deane seeks to evoke powerful feelings in the viewers of his exuberant paintings. “The emotion in my work comes from somewhere deep down, and can speak to the inner part of each person,” he says. Deane’s work is regularly featured in major galleries throughout the United States and Europe, and appears in private collections around the world. Inspired by his travels, he has recently turned toward mixed media, incorporating antique papers, found textural items, images and printed words to enhance the spatial depth of his pieces. To view 80 South Bay Accent Deane’s work, call the studio for an appointment. An artistic feast awaits you. Home Consignment Center, Campbell, 408/871-8890; Mountain View, 650/964-7212; San Carlos, 650/508-8317. www.thehomeconsign mentcenter.com. Following the launch of its original Danville store in 1994, the Home Consignment Center remains a leader in offering high-quality furnishings and accessories at consignment pricing. Now with 18 locations in California, Nevada and Texas, the Home Consignment Center also is a great place to purchase or consign fine jewelry. An ever-changing array of merchandise comes from homeowners, builders, model homes and showrooms. Nearly half of all new items sell in less than two weeks. Whether you’re buying or selling, expect a rewarding, hassle-free, fun experience at the Home Consignment Center. Screen Solutions, 425 Salmar Ave., Campbell, CA, 408/374-8156, www.screensolutions.org. From sophisticated lighting systems that amp up ambiance with the touch of a button to stylish window treatments that meld form and function with effortless chic, Screen Solutions offers seamlessly integrated high-tech home automation. Screen Solutions’ seasoned team of talented designers and tech-savvy artisans has transformed homes into comfort zones for over 12 years. Operating in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties, this established firm is at the cutting edge of synergistic smart home design. Optimized mood lighting will lift your spirits, and so will the energy efficient benefits; implementing this bright idea redesign adds up to significant savings on your electricity bill. Whether the need is UV protection for art and furnishings, light control, or privacy with the flick of a switch, Screen Solutions specializes in creating custom environments that elevate the storied concept of a “clean, well-lighted place.” Tile Fantastic, 2910 S. Bascom Ave., San Jose. 408/371-6247. www.tilefantastic.com. Step into Tile Fantastic’s San Jose showroom and you’ll find inspiration, expert advice and one of Northern California’s largest selections of tile. From elegant ceramic, porcelain and glass to dynamic natural stone like travertine and slate, the company has built a reputation for highquality tiles that will meet every budget and decorating need. Filled with natural light to reflect each tile’s true colors, the continuously updated showroom is filled with the top brands and to showcase the latest trends. Friendly staff are also on hand to share their in-depth product knowledge, installation know-how PHOTOS COURTESY OF: (TOP LEFT); HARRELL REMODELING; (TOP RIGHT) WINDOWS & BEYOND; (BOTTOM) MARTINO INTERIORS HOMESCAPES > SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION
South Bay Accent - Apr/May 2016
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