Residence: Second Home
Entry Niche Focuses on Metal Art
The other side of the dining area niche! A divider wall is used both for structual support and displaying art while maintaining a sense of “entry.” A great way to make the most of the space!
Second Home Challenge:
A second home and a good investment often require remodeling. The clients requested an updated large space for the activities of living in the Southwest - entertaining, cooking, dining, reading, watching TV, and quiet conversation.
Solution:
Walls were removed and reconfigured. Ceiling heights were raised leaving curved soffits to define the dining and kitchen areas. New doors on existing cabinets, new appliances, granite countertops, a new island, and lighting combines with chili-colored paint to update the kitchen. Good traffic flow encourages interaction between the activity areas.
The Southwest inspired fireplace is the focal point for the TV-conversation grouping and warm Mexican colors, new lighting, niches, and area rugs define space. Leather, fabric, metals and stone provide a rich texture for that special welcome home feeling.
What they're saying
You have helped us so much and we appreciate your expertise in more ways than we can tell. I am so happy.
Betty Canfield
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