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Transitional laundry room with a mudroom included in it. The stackable washer and dryer allowed for there to be a large closet for cleaning supplies with an outlet in it for the electric broom. The clean white counters allow the tile and cabinet color to stand out and be the showpiece in the room!
A view showing the retractable stairs leading up to the washing station. Let the dogs do the leg work and the homeowners can wash the dogs while standing. Both functional and efficient!
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Main level laundry room features a gorgeous Stone Peak Palazzo Cotto Florentino flooring tile. Subway tile backsplash is by Dal-Tile (Artigiano Milan Arena). Top on the cabinetry is Silestone Yukon Blanco quartz.
Home and interior design by Teri Stout Interiors; architectural drawings by Phil Jenkins, AIA; general contracting by Martin Bros. Contracting, Inc.; photos by Marie Martin Kinney Photography.
This home was designed specifically for the client; as such the floor plan is not available for resale or distribution.
A traditional style laundry room with sink and large painted desk.
Hillersdon Avenue is a magnificent article 2 protected house built in 1899.
Our brief was to extend and remodel the house to better suit a modern family and their needs, without destroying the architectural heritage of the property. From the outset our approach was to extend the space within the existing volume rather than extend the property outside its intended boundaries. It was our central aim to make our interventions appear as if they had always been part of the house.
Millennia frameless cabinetry, Quincy door style, maple wood species, Ash & Thunder paints from our Curated Collection.
© Will Sullivan, Emerald Coat Real Estate Photography, LLC
With a design inspired by using sustainable materials, the owner of this contemporary home in Haughton, LA, wanted to achieve a modern exterior without sacrificing thermal performance and energy efficiency. The architect’s design called for spacious, light-filled rooms with walls of windows and doors to showcase the homeowner’s art collection. LEED® was also considered during the design and construction of the home. Critical to the project’s success was window availability with short lead times.