Moving further from the city, two empty nesters sought more privacy and a home they could remodel and make their own. The house previously served as a home for local musicians and exhibited quirky features like flowing mosaic inlay tiles and colorful stained-glass windows stitched throughout. These “character pieces” became the inspiration for the new interiors. The redesign created an improved entry sequence by eliminating the multiple entry points and establishing a true front door. Inside, the foyer was maximized by opening the stairwell revealing a series of floating treads. The handrail was custom fabricated by local artisans. New slender steel columns and recessed beams replace two load-bearing walls, enlarging the kitchen and living room. The two spaces share a thin glass partition allowing floods of light from the stairwell into the new fitted kitchen.
Material Used:
1. Cabinets – custom cheery veneer plywood
2. Kitchen Countertops – Caesarstone Nougat, 2cm thickness
3. Kitchen Cabinet Glazing – 3-Form Varia, Patina finish
4. Floor Tile – Daltile Neighborhood Park CY05 18“x18“
5. Backsplash Tile – Walker Zanger Vintage Glass Pearl Lustre
6. Bathroom Countertops – Caesarstone Oyster, 2cm thickness
7. Bahtroom Floor Tile – American Olean Ultratech, Harmonic Brown
8. Bathroom Wall Tile – Keope Life, Vanilla
9. Drawer Glides – Accuride
10. Hinges - Haefele
