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Earthy tones, clean lines, and rustic elements are just a few key words that come to mind when I think of our full home renovation at Project Stay. From the fabulous wood ceiling to the whimsical childrens bedroom, every detail creates beautiful moments throughout this home.
Living Room
The living room once donned in millennial grey felt cold paired with an orange brick fireplace. We wanted something warmer, lighter, and cleaner to give this space a fresh look without feeling too modern.
The existing fireplace was recovered in a plaster finish to give it a complete overhaul without having to tear out and completely rebuild the fireplace.
To brighten the space up and add a bit more warmth, we changed the millennial grey paint to a warm off white on all of the walls and trim.
Walls: Portola Paints Figueroa
With such a large space for the living room, we created a space for gathering but also a more intimate reading nook for those raining days that are best spent indoors.
We did this with a super comfy sectional perfect for the main seating.
New lighting, stair railings, and finishes throughout make this your first impression through the front door.
Dining Room
The dining room was closed off by iteself, with little light, and so remote from the rest of the house, even though it was right off of the kitchen.
To add in some light and open the space we widened the opening and added a glass partition allowing for a great flow between the eat in kitchen and the dining room.
Kitchen and Eat in Dining
The eat in kitchen was actually the easiest out of any room in this project believe it or not. Using the existing white cabinetry, we elevated the space with new countertops, new backsplash, faucets, lighting, and furniture.
The rustic wood tones of the ceiling tie in well with the earthy tones in the rug and seating.
Primary Suite
Creating a cozy primary suite that felt neutral in every way without sacrificing color was really important in this space.
The only thing to stay was the clients existing canopy bed and dresser.
With the primary bathroom somewhat open to the bedroom and entry via full glass doors we dressed this space up with new lighting, a mirror, faucets and faux beams.
We used an antique brick to add interest and texture to the main wall as you enter and finished in it an overgrouted look.
Guest Bedroom
The client wanted the guest bedroom to feel as luxurious as the rest of the home and this room is no exception.
We added in a soft textured carpet with a subtle plaid pattern, floral window treatments, and a roman plaster wall. usually I'm not one to do a "feature wall" but we wanted to add some texture and depth to the small room to give it a grander feel.
The beaded chandelier ties in the warmer wood tones into the space.
Childrens Suite
Last but certainly not least, we updated the childrens room adding a beadboard wainscoting to scale 2/3s of the wall, paired with a whimsical printage grasscloth based on charles Voseys designs.
Walls: Sherwin Williams Pearly White
Photography by: Karen Palmer Photography
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