Nikki Holland Design

Nikki Holland Design INTERIOR DESIGN: kitchen + bath design, renovations + design plans PRODUCTS: cabinetry + countertops

I offer a variety of different design services, whether it's selecting paint colors, accessory shopping, professional organization, space planning, remodeling or even building a home from the ground up. Call or send me a message if you have any questions or would like any further details.

When these clients said they wanted Bertch Bath, slab front, WALNUT, floating vanity cabinets…I said “GIVE ME THAT!” Thi...
06/26/2026

When these clients said they wanted Bertch Bath, slab front, WALNUT, floating vanity cabinets…I said “GIVE ME THAT!” This project was completed quite some time ago and finally finding time to post. I love that they were not afraid to make bold choices with dark tile and a deep rich paint tone that’s green!!!! This is a stunning space and can you imagine just soaking in that tub?! Give me that gift!


Bertch Cabinet, LLC

This client loves denim blue and wanted to brighten up her previously very warm and full of oak bathroom! Originally spe...
06/25/2026

This client loves denim blue and wanted to brighten up her previously very warm and full of oak bathroom! Originally specified accent tile was a lot softer and neutral and the client changed it on the fly to the dark black/charcoal gray hexagon and added black Schluter metal edge. Let’s just say I was quite bummed she didn’t stick with the original chrome metal edge and not thrilled with the dark shiny/slick shower floor tile that was selected. The client wanted to handle some of the design decisions on her own and has admitted that she made a mistake on a couple things. It’s funny how a little extra hired design time would’ve made a huge difference on the end result for such an expensive update. We are about to tackle a couple other bathrooms and I’m hoping the lesson was learned…”the interior designer is always right!” Hahahaha! But really though…

02/26/2026

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Came across this project from several years back, maybe 8 years?! Is quite the difference from the original to the new. ...
02/22/2026

Came across this project from several years back, maybe 8 years?! Is quite the difference from the original to the new. I realized I don’t think that I ever posted it, so why not share now?! The best part about seeing this one again is that I still love the design and it still looks amazing! Sometimes a white vanity with chrome fixtures has a class and timeless look that can withstand the test of time. This was early days, so it’s not a Bertch vanity but I can certainly get one almost identical if you are looking for a bathroom like this! Fun to stumble across a past project that is simply beautiful!

This “light & bright” galley kitchen kept most of its original footprint, but we moved appliances around for better use ...
02/18/2026

This “light & bright” galley kitchen kept most of its original footprint, but we moved appliances around for better use of space & function. We gained more usable countertop surface & some ergonomic options to make things more comfortable. The cabinets are Bertch Kitchen+ Royale in white. Each cabinet was carefully selected on how the kitchen is used. Some features are chopping block, cutting board, peg drawer organizers, & glass fronts. One key ingredient that makes this kitchen shine are the new quartz countertops with full height backsplash. The color is Cremo Delicato. I was super happy to see the veining alignment from the countertop up to the splash area! This appliance package was a unique one. Notice the double drawer dishwasher, the refrigerator is counter depth 4 door with great organization options & a tall cabinet that houses the wall oven & microwave for better height access. Ames Tile installed the “sandy beach” floor tile that compliments the warm tones in the quartz & helps take my client to her happy place! Lighting updates were a must to create a bright space, so we were certain to add more ceiling light & undercabinet lighting. All switches are on dimmers, so whether it’s full sun on the beach or a cozy sunset vibe, my clients can enjoy it! The extra finishing touches that require attention to detail and careful planning that can sometimes be overlooked are the trim details. New windows were installed with a thick backsplash that we had to account for. We made sure to have the new windows blend with existing but fit to our space perfectly. We ran cabinets to ceiling (because that’s always better), but I have to say when I walk into a newly installed kitchen & see the crown is us up...it puts a huge smile on my face! I suppose it could be because that means we are almost finished, but it really does tie the entire project together! I am thankful for a contractor that always does a great job, can handle all my extra details & keeps an amazingly clean jobsite for my clients that must live in & survive this process without a kitchen while we build these beautiful spaces!

renovation

To say I was excited to design a green kitchen is an understatement! I was ecstatic that this client wanted green, earth...
02/17/2026

To say I was excited to design a green kitchen is an understatement! I was ecstatic that this client wanted green, earthy natural and something different than everyone else! The best part...we had so much fun creating this beautiful kitchen! Amazing clients are always the best part!

Attention to existing details, incorporating window locations and how each area is used was important to pulling this all together. We essentially opened this space up after removing the old cabinetry and being able to enjoy all of that plus the vaulted ceilings with beams was amazing to see unfold. We were certain to keep a good layout, similar to existing but added bonus of microwave off the counter and actual storage in the corner cabinets. The window seat area with cabinets on either side was a new addition to create a cozy eat-in kitchen area and storage for items not necessarily related to the kitchen. The mudroom/pantry area offers ample storage, great organization, a place to sit and of course an area to add a little decor.

The cabinets are Bertch in color Sage and the countertops are Silestone Concrete Pulse. The backsplash tile was an added bonus that complements the stonework of the fireplace in the adjacent room and adds a great textural, earthy vibe that we were going for.

The entire main level had new LVP installed. We made sure to select one that complimented the existing woodwork, beams and other wood tones in the space. All new appliances, fresh paint throughout and the addition of a light fixture over the peninsula and a cute little pendant over the window seat was a great finishing detail.

I have to admit sometimes kitchen renovations can present a challenge because you have to work with the space you are given. You must consider the work triangle, keeping plumbing and appliance locations easy, windows, doors, circulation...the whole thing! So, you should notice the great balance between windows, BUT the sink faucet could not be centered on window. As difficult as it was to accept, I still think it looks FANTASTIC!

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Ames, IA
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