Thank you, Homes & Gardens, for including our design to emulate the Spanish Revival trend.
The contrast between the cool tones of the blue and the warmth of the traditional materials creates a dynamic and engaging space that feels both timeless and playful.
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Photograph by Emily Minton-Redfield
This entry had classic good looks but needed a design boost. We started by removing the hunter green runner (which I have seen in more than a few homes over the years. Someone must have made a killing on hunter green carpet!)
We expanded the doorway to the right of the stairs to add airiness and echoed the arches over the doorways to the living and dining rooms. Using similar forms, such as arches, throughout a home gives some design cohesion.
We painted the wood work around the stairs the trim color- the raisers and the molding near the top of the staircase. This gives the space a crisp clean feel.
We found the handsome new runner from Synergy Floor Covering at the Denver Design District, with a lot of beautiful colors, so we could pull from them for other elements in the space, such as that gorgeous rug and the buttery, yellow walls.
And finally, we crowned a demi-lune table (a design classic!) with the clients’ own collection of prints and paints.
The result? A fresh new look to a classic entry!
BEFORE & DURING:
AFTER!
