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Susan Semmelmann Interiors- Award Winning DesignerAmidst the original concrete flooring, copper accents and splashes of waterfall tones, the great room truly stands out and provides a heart for the home.
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Lars Remodeling & DesignThis fireplace got an upgraded look with ceramic tile and dark wood. This fireplace now makes the living room even more elegant and modern. The design looks like it has been there since the house was first built.
Incredible Homes & RenovationsIncredible Renovations expanded this living room and used a faux finish paint on the walls.
LMB InteriorsArt by Helen S. Cohen.
In Piedmont, on a winding, secluded, tree-lined street, atop a thoughtfully-landscaped hill sits a large, stately residence. The challenge: How to merge the tastes and lifestyles of the new owners, a vibrant, young family, while maintaining harmony with the soul of their new, old home.
This is a type of client we love: people who have the heart and reverence for architectural stewardship combined with the desire to live authentically.
To achieve this goal, we retained and restored many original details, like the ceiling in the living room, the drapery hardware and lighting sconces, and we found modern fixtures and furnishings that played well with the classic style.
Photo by Eric Rorer
P.S. Designs, Inc.This 6,100 sq. ft. modern escape from city living was designed with family in mind! An elegant Mediterranean-inspired Hill Country design with a welcoming front courtyard using local stone mixed with earth-toned stucco. The front motor court is hidden away behind rock wing walls leaving the emphasis on the turreted area enclosing the grand staircase.
Rear porches, both upstairs and down, reflect the inspiration of a Mediterranean villa, with carefully crafted staggered stone arches. Large expanses of glass not only help to create the feeling of bringing the outside in, but also maximize the views of the lake from nearly every room in the home.
Interior thickened stone arches invite you to the family living areas and emphasize the timber box beams and wooden ceiling details in these areas.
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