Hearth + Stone
Custom New Build 6,001 to 10,000 square feet Hearth + Stone As empty-nesters, the clients wanted a warm and elegant, lock-and-leave home. It needed to feel like a sanctuary and
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The design team was tasked with updating this mid-century modern classic, while keeping the original integrity of the house as well as the existing materials. The architects worked closely with the owner to design a room that opened up to the other living and dining areas of the house. The existing kitchen had low ceilings, aging cabinetry and inadequate natural lighting.
Matching new walnut to the vintage walnut paneling in the adjacent room was a challenge. They explored vaulting the existing kitchen ceiling and cutting new openings into the living room. It was a priority of the owners to keep the existing blue tiling and walnut paneling in the living room. Grain-matched walnut was used throughout the kitchen with a stain to match the original paneling in other rooms. Quartzite counters and mosaic tiles were used as a nod to mid-century design. Clean modern lines were designed into the new casework to bring the kitchen up-to-date. New soffits wrapped in walnut were used to uplight the vaulted ceiling.
Engineer: Stand Structural Engineering Cabinets: Studio Build
Custom New Build 6,001 to 10,000 square feet Hearth + Stone As empty-nesters, the clients wanted a warm and elegant, lock-and-leave home. It needed to feel like a sanctuary and
Interior Project A Bespoke & Spacious Kitchen The clients wanted a large, modern kitchen with a large island, as well as French doors to their backyard for al fresco dining.
Interior Project Mid Century (Mod)ifications The design team was excited to overhaul a 1980s renovation gone bad. They loved working with clients who weren’t afraid of color and were open
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