Billeder og indretningsidéer
Find den rigtige lokale ekspert til dit projekt
Kathy Corbet InteriorsJohn Magor Photography. This Butler's Pantry became the "family drop zone" in this 1920's mission style home. Brilliant green walls and earthy brown reclaimed furniture bring the outside gardens in. The perching bird lanterns and dog themed art and accessories give it a family friendly feel. A little fun and whimsy with the chalk board paint on the basement stairwell wall and a carved wood stag head watching your every move. The closet was transformed by The Closet Factory with great storage, lucite drawer fronts and a stainless steel laminate countertop. The window treatments are a creative and brilliant final touch.
Benjamin Moore (TOP WALL): Pure White OC-64, ben® Eggshell (CEILING): Pure White OC-64, ben® Flat (BOTTOM WALL): Turquoise Powder 2057-50, ben® Semi-Gloss
Factor Design BuildThis 1912 traditional style house sits on the edge of Cheesman Park with four levels that needed updating to better suit the young family’s needs.
A custom wine room was constructed on the lower level to accommodate an area for entertaining guests. The main level was divided into a smaller family room area with a double door opening into the formal living room. The kitchen and butler’s pantry were combined and remodeled for better function.
The second level master bathroom was relocated and created out of an adjacent bedroom, incorporating an existing fireplace and Juliet balcony that looks out to the park.
A new staircase was constructed on the third level as a continuation of the grand staircase in the center of the house. A gathering and play space opens off the stairs and connects to the third-floor deck. A Jill & Jill bathroom remodel was constructed between the girls’ rooms.
Kathleen Virginia PhotographyDesign: Jessica Lagrange Interiors | Photo Credit: Kathleen Virginia Photography
Billeder og indretningsidéer
8