May 14, 2015

A Fresh Take On A Vintage Cottage

A charming circa 1920′s stone cottage recently became the setting for a client’s new lifestyle.  The cottage has a totally different ambiance than her previous homes and was fun and challenging to transform the vintage cottage into an up-to-date home.

Stained glass windows, hardwood floors and high ceilings were some of the unique features of this home.  The whole house was completely repainted inside and out.  We selected a rich brown for the the fireplace and vaulted beams, and kept the trim and walls neutral.  The color palette for the furnishings included soft blues, neutrals, and yellow/gold tones.

New chandeliers in the living, dining, and breakfast rooms add warmth throughout the house. This one is made of wood and iron and was stunning in person!

March 12, 2015

Mountain Casual

A tragic victim to left over furniture, dated colors and some really bad Raymond Waites 1990′s wallpaper, this downstairs den was completely wasted on the elderly couple who previously owned this mountain home.  Now the second home for a younger family, the new owners wanted to reserve the upstairs rooms – with large stone fireplace, vaulted wood ceilings and spectacular view – for entertaining.  This presented a great opportunity to create a casual living space below, adding livability and flexibility for the family.

March 5, 2015

Villa – Lasting Impressions

At the beginning of every year, we like to revisit our website portfolio and design stories to update with our most recent work.  We want to keep the content fresh, and so this year, we’ve added a new design story.  Transitional Splendor.  You may remember, we mentioned travelling to Dallas to furnish a Villa for one of our clients.  Now that we have the professional interior photos by John Smith Photography, we want to share them with you!

The home’s Mediterranean architecture is the backdrop for transitional furnishings and accessories.