Interior door in white and exterior door in black for a house in a neoclassical style.
A Tudor home, sympathetically renovated, with Contemporary Country touches
Photography by Caitlin & Jones
This nook area used to be the old porch area..
big /massive changes happened on this project
Simultaneously comfortable and elegant, this executive home makes excellent use of Showplace Cabinetry throughout its open floor plan. The contrasting design elements found within this newly constructed home are very intentional, blending bright and clean sophistication with splashes of earthy colors and textures. In this home, painted white kitchen cabinets are anything but ordinary.
Visually stunning from every angle, the homeowners have created an open space that not only reflects their personal sense of informed design, but also ensures it will feel livable to younger family members and approachable to their guests. A home where sweet little moments will create lasting memories.
Kitchen Perimeter
- Door Style: Edgewater
- Construction: International+/Full Overlay
- Wood Type: Paint Grade
- Paint: Showplace Paints - Heron Plume
Kitchen Island | Hood
- Door Style: Edgewater
- Construction: International+/Full Overlay
- Wood Type: Rustic Alder
- Finish: Driftwood
Richard & Caroline's kitchen was one of the biggest spaces we've had the pleasure of working on, yet this vast space has a very homely and welcoming feeling.
Texture has played a huge part in this design, with a mixture of materials all working in harmony and adding interest.
This property could be classed as a modern farmhouse, and the interior reflects this mix of traditional and modern.
It's home to a young family, and we're loving Caroline's playful use of colour and accessories!
As well as the meticulously designed kitchen, we created a modern storage area at the dining end to pull the two spaces together.
Ladd Suydam Contracting
Hallway drop zone with cubby hole storage and coat hooks. Bench seating. Storage ideas near the garage entrance.
This bathroom gleams with elegance and sophistication. The geometric tiled stand up shower gives an edgy feel contrasting the Carrara marble seen throughout the bathroom.
The antique reclaimed beams and rafters were sourced with a local supplier from a 19th century barn located in Connecticut. Recycling never looked so good!
Kitchen with clerestory lighting and "bridge" incorporating stove vent and lighting. Michael Matsil Photography
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