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Embrace Every Possibility... Create Your Happiness... Buying a home and totally renovating it is a dream come true for many home decorating enthusiasts. We watch the pros renovating projects on the popular TV shows, and we dream about the possibilities of doing it ourselves! Grady Martin has a bit of experience renovating houses, so when he found a farm housestyle home for sale in a quiet, lakeside neighborhood, he and his team jumped right in.
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FOYER To step into Grady Martin’s home is to breathe in contentment. From the foyer, the main living areas of the home are within your view. The spaces are a collected mix of decor that seems to have been acquired over a lifetime...just like at grandma’s house.
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he home reminded him of a classic farm house that his grandparents owned. Carole Hughes and Tom Sanning collaborated with Grady to devise a plan that would bring the most impact to the finished desi n. The home was completely renovated; the renovation involved opening up walls to increase the fl w of the first floor and adding d k-stained hardwood floo ing throughout the home. The team added layers of consistency to create a fl wing design that would inspire interaction, thought and delight. His foremost design influen e was his grandma's house. He wanted to create a modern farm house look inspired by his great memories, and of course, put his own unique spin on the farm house style!
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THE DINING ROOM During the renovation, the entries into the dining room were enlarged. There was some stubborn wallpaper on the walls that had to go. When their attempts to remove it proved futile, Carole skim coated over it creating a slightly textured surface that works perfectly with the French country inspired decor. Pine tongue and groove from the kitchen continues on the ceiling to provide a natural wood accent. 22 |
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THE KITCHEN Painted cabinetry in a simple shaker style is right at home in this modern country kitchen. The stainless steel apron sink and tongue and groove wood ceiling are classic farmhouse elements. Grady chose the travertine stone for the backsplash because it reminds him of grandma’s home with limestone exterior. Grady collected antiques which are appropriately used in the design, and his sense of humor shows with his choice of the “Warning Pigs May Bite” sign. There is plenty of space for friends and family to gather in this large kitchen.
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WORLD TRAVELER The office brings together elements that are reminiscent of world travel: from an actual vintage airplane propeller, to the zebra print rug on the floo , the office is an easy place to roll up your sleeves and do some work. The unique ceiling treatment features ceramic tiles that look like street pavers with city names embossed on them. And, there are a few antiques that were appropriately chosen...including a vintage typewriter and a metal cabinet.
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MASTER BEDROOM Grady cleverly mixes vintage furnishings with attractive, classic pieces such as the Ralph Lauren sleigh bed and an antique chest of drawers. A bergere chair and ottoman coexists with an oriental desk and his grandfather’s cast iron shoe lasts. The gallery wall features aged prints and drawings. The bold fi eplace features modern tiles, and the wood inserts in the coffered ceilings give the room the persona of a captain’s quarters. Grady enhanced the great bones that were already there.
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he master bath features floo -to-ceiling subway tiles with dark grout. Simple round mirrors, beautiful granite and vintage style fi tures highlight the vanity. Tom Sanning made the custom cabinetry from wood harvested from a barn on his family farm.
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THE LOFT
This comfy retreat is a great place to relax with a good book. The black and white color scheme is classic and sets a masculine tone as it transitions into one of the guest bedrooms. The old metal “STANDING AT STUD” horse sign was the perfect addition to the space.
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GUEST ROOM A more contemporary low profile bed is flanked y his grandparents’ old trunks and an old stool with a desk and bookcase are nicely scaled for the space. The bold graphic on the bedding is reminiscent of early quilt designs. You would think that the ceiling material is old wood, but it’s really ceramic tile!
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SECOND MASTER SUITE In the upstairs guest master suite, wallpaper makes a huge statement. When the team found it, they knew it had to be used. It is important to Grady that his guests enjoy their stay. The beautiful iron bed and white accents create an ethereal design aesthetic. Tell the truth; wouldn’t you love to spend the weekend here?
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o master suite would be complete without an adjoining bathroom, and this one is just beautiful! Grady found the perfect antique curved front vanity online, and it is paired with a claw foot tub. Bead board and one inch white tiles with green accents complete the quintessential farm house bath.
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GRADY’S FAVORITE BEDROOM Just imagine two boys sharing this room. Grady and his brother stayed in a room much like this at their grandma’s house. His interpretation of the room has a galvanized barn tin ceiling and rustic barn wood trim. The antique twin beds, antique dresser with original chippy paint and vintage accents complete the design.
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DOWNSTAIRS The downstairs was originally just a wide open area. The team was able to redesign it into two functional spaces. The new large open space is filled with e erything fun. The seating area features a large screen TV and the softest furry chairs to sink into, whether watching TV or playing video games! Card games are popular 44 |
with Grady and his friends, so the bar height table is well used, as is the pool table. There is a lot to enjoy, including the convenient bar for snacks and favorite drinks! Some eclectic accessory choices include the custom framed antique sheep shears, pitchforks and various antlers and horns.
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ould a modern farm house be complete without barn doors? We don't think so either! They were built by Tom Sanning from the same barn wood as the upstairs vanities. What's behind those beautiful barn doors? A theatre room with a huge screen, comfortable sectional and raised bar platform for additional seating. With a tin ceiling and barn wood trim of course!
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hen you layer the old with new, add the unusual and quirky, you create a design that will make your home undoubtedly unique. Grady and his team were very selective when making their choices. He loves working with people he can trust. "They have gotten to know me and what I like. They care about doing their best to meet the homeowner’s expectations," Grady said. "The team also helps watch my budget and advises me on making good design choices that will produce the most bang for the buck."
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urrounded by the personal treasures that remind him of his grandparent’s home, Grady has created a comfortable home where he welcomes family and friends. He is happy with his choices. "I love the space," he says. "When I first looked t this place, I knew exactly how it would be to live here." And, we think his interpretation of a modern farm house is a place
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he journey of building a family home begins with a dream, involves a lot of decisions and ends with a very personal connection. The home featured here was built by a couple who had a very clear idea of what they wanted. They did their homework in an effort to be good stewards of the environment during the construction process, so that their home would sustain them well into the future. Here is their story in their own words.... WWW.CAPITALLIFESTYLES.NET
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t was time for more space than our small '50s ranch offered and as we looked at homes for sale, we realized we wanted to build from the ground up. As many couples do, we drove around neighborhoods looking for homes or lots that interested us. We were lucky to find a lo that was for sale by owner, and closed on it in March 2012. We felt at home in the subdivision, and our house would sit atop a gentle south/ southeast facing slope with peaceful views of trees in the near distance.
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any hours of planning, researching and late nights passed before we broke ground in October 2014. To learn all I could, I was on the internet researching current energy-effici t construction methods, how to light a room, appliance ratings and saving tons of design pictures. I looked through magazines and of course watched HGTV. I wanted our home to be energy-effici t, using God’s resources conservatively. Our site allowed for south/southeast windows on the basement walkout side of the house. This side of the house would be warmed by the lower winter sun and with slightly more extended eaves, shaded from the higher summer sun. Minimal west windows, a side porch to shade some east sun and north windows on the front of the house would bring in natural light to reach most all spaces including the stairwell and through glass in the laundry pocket door. WWW.CAPITALLIFESTYLES.NET
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ut our plans weren’t ready! That’s where Paulette Kreter stepped in to swiftly draft plans of a house fitting our needs and li estyle. She is B genuine and knows construction. Her effici t, properly designed fl or
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ur builder, Kent Bentlage, did a great job positioning the house, O detached garage and driveways. At my request, he even used a compass to see what degree the back faced south. He good-naturedly
advised and kept construction on track. We would be building through the winter, and I wondered how that would go. Well, that hill the house sits on…it’s a windy one! Bricking the house required tarps and heat, however, over all, the winter didn’t seem to hamper progress, and work continued and allowed the needed time for decisions and material selections.
After drafting our plans, Paulette spent the next few months prioritizing what we needed to do and guiding us through the many building material selections from brick to faucets. With her friendly support and experience, the decision-making was something to look forward to and enjoy. I had no idea plumbing fi tures needed to be selected early in the process, even though interior design hadn't been decided. I chose what I liked, and it went together fin , however, the patience of the supplier was appreciated as I changed my mind on bath faucets a few times and wanted just the right kitchen sink. 60 |
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he electrical walk through was T somewhat overwhelming as one doesn’t usually consider such every-
day details as outlets in relationship to furniture and proper height of sconces. The electrician’s, as well as Paulette’s years of experience ensured all the needed lights and switches were provided.
Around January, Tina Davis began guiding us through interior design selections keeping detailed notes of what was and was yet to be selected. She has a broad knowledge and advised on lighting, cabinetry, wood stains, ceiling beam materials and even porch construction options.
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we finali ed paint colors that would have taken Iandnmeminutes, months to do. She gets to know ones likes and dislikes, her optimism is contagious. For the master bath, Tina put
together a few tile/backsplash groupings, and my husband and I chose what felt right to us. She designed interesting tile patterns, and the tile installers knew how to handle them. Selecting the Cambria quartz was as fun as it is beautiful and using sticky notes to narrow down cabinet pulls was amusing and worked great. On the final st etch, we quickly ran around town selecting mirrors and bath accessories.
The cabinet maker and Tina took time with me to design where everything would go. The beautiful maple and birch kitchen cabinetry resulted in a functional space that offered optimum convenience; especially the handy large drawers for pots and pans. Corner cabinets provide storage for small appliances and containers, and the under-sink fold-out tray is also useful in the bath. A couple cabinets with vertical storage; a small drawer next to the range used for spices; an island microwave drawer; and pantries beside the refrigerator and in the cabinetry dividing the kitchen and living area make good use of space.
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he yard and outdoor living spaces T provide a lot of enjoyment, and it’s hoped the hardy native plants will
provide natural habitat for birds, bees, butterflie , squirrels and other wildlife. Kent worked with us to build porch details that give a warm, inviting feel to our outdoor living spaces. Landscape and stone/hardscape planning with sub-contractors began many months in advance. Trees and evergreens were planted on the northwest/west corner to provide shade and buffer cold wind. I highly recommend waiting to plant fl wer beds until large rocks are removed and proper top soil is added. In the last two months, a lot was going on in the house all at one time. The efforts of the sub-contractors and suppliers and the details and thoughtfulness they provided were much appreciated, as well as the help from family and friends. We moved in Memorial weekend 2015, and are pleased to call it home. Many lessons are learned through this process, e.g. the importance of communicating expectations; and performing “walk-thrus” with the builder each step of the way. It’s our hope that sharing our house story, will help others create the
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Developments SOUTH ASHBURY PLACE: Contact Scott Schaeperkoetter at Signature Homes at 573-659-4663, Cell 690-4377 www.signaturehomesjc.com or scott@signaturehomesjc.com. Directions: Route B to Right on Friendship Road to Right on Ashbury Way. Lot sizes: .4-1 Acre. Price Range of Lots: $41,000 to $44,000. Home Size Restrictions: 1,850 sq. ft. Price Range of Homes: $300,000-$350,000. BRAZITO ROAD SUBDIVISION: Contact: Gary Oberkrom Office-573-893-2299 Cell-573-690-0696 or Tim Hayden Office-573-893-2299 Cell-573-690-0699. Directions: 1 mile South of Brazito on Highway 54, left on Brown Road, Land on left side of Brown Road. Lot Sizes: 5 acres to 50 acres. Home size restrictions: 1,500 sq. ft. COLONIAL HILLS: Contact: Clinton Luebbering Construction, LLC at 690-9635 or 619-5436. Directions: Hwy 179 to Rt. C towards Schultes, left on Veith Dr. left on Colonial Hills Rd. Right on Providence. Lot Sizes: .25 to .45 acres. Price Range of Lots: $18,000 to $25,000, Price Range of Homes: $140,000 to $180,000. Amenities: Water, sewer, Ameren Missouri, propane. COPPER MILL: Contact Scott Schaeperkoetter at Signature Homes at 573-659-4663, Cell 690-4377 www.signaturehomesjc.com or scott@signaturehomesjc.com. Directions: One mile north of Blair Oaks School on Wardsville Road. Lot Sizes: Just under 1/2 acre. Price Range of Lots: Mid $40K, 21 lot development in highly sought after Blair Oaks School District. Amenities: All utilities. Call for more information. KLEFFNER RIDGE ESTATES ~ Section 2 ~ Newly Developed.: Contact John Kleffner t 635-9316 or 619-7706(cell) or email lkleffner@ao .com. Directions: 179 to Rt. B to Wardsville, left on Rt. M approximately 2 miles left at Kleffner idge. Lot Sizes: ½ - 1+ acres. Price Range of Lots: $45,000 - $50,000, Price Range of Homes: $225,000 and up. Home Size Restrictions: Rancher: 1800 sq. ft., 1 1/2 story: 2300 sq. ft., 2 story: 2400 sq. ft. All with 2 car attached garages. Amenities: Ameren Missouri, Water Dist. 4, Central Sewer, Three Rivers Electric, Century Link telephone.
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BRADFORD COURT: Contact Frank Twehous at 395-4354 or 395-4393. Directions: Hwy. 50 East to Taos Exit, Hwy M - 2 miles on Route M. Lot Sizes: 160’ frontage. Price Range of Lots: $30,000+. Home Size Restrictions: 2,200 sq. ft. SCOTTANNIA: Contact Don Strope at 635-8522 or 690-9101 cell. Directions: East McCarty to Tomahawk to right on Algoa Rd. and left on Travis Court. Lot Sizes: Approx. 100’ wide x various depths. Price Range of Lots: $20,000 to $25,000, Price Range of Homes: $200,000 to $300,000. Home Size Restrictions: One Story 1600 sq. ft. minimum 1 1/2-2 story - 1,950 sq. ft. minimum. Amenities: All Utilities.
NORTH NORTH STAR SUBDIVISION: Contact Ken Otke at 573-636-5677, 573-690-0440 or email kenotke@embarqmail.com. Directions: Highway 54 East to 2nd Holts Summit exit; turn right. Turn right at McDonalds, go to end of subdivision between old and new Hwy 54. Lot Sizes: varies, 80 feet to 135 feet. Price Range of Lots: $15,000 to $20,000. Price Range of Homes: $135,000-$170,000. Home Size Restrictions: minimum of 1,100 sq. ft. Amenities: No city sales tax, close to churches, grocery store, medical clinics and restaurants.
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he fi eplace anchors a relaxing seating area. Underfoot, the concrete was stained and scored adding a designer tile effect. The wood-burning stone fi eplace is accented with solid wood posts and beams which were distressed to create the perfectly scaled mantle. This commanding focal point is a wonderful place to spend evenings whiling away the hours watching the flames sl wly die into embers. There is something about having an outdoor kitchen that brings family together. The generous sized kitchen seamlessly houses all of the appliances, an ample workspace and cooking areas. Forshaw manufactured the modular cabinetry that forms the foundation of the kitchen layout. Exterus outdoor kitchen structures offer design fl xibility for both the appliances and the finis materials. And, it's built to last...up to 125 years! The outdoor kitchen has everything they need to cook a feast for the family...stainless steel appliances including a large grill, True under counter refrigerator and convenient storage.
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ranite countertops provide plenty of prep space. The homeowners enjoy shrimp boils, so it was also important for them to have a high heat burner up and out of the way in order to keep their grandchildren safe when they are cooking. The homeowner enjoyed putting together the design to make the most of their outdoor enjoyment. She used a variety of fun, unexpected accessories. The Zebra head pillow and accent table complement the ebony colored furnishings by Tommy Bahama. The heavy dining table came from Pottery Barn. Its large wood legs echo the wood mantle piece, and the concrete table top blends nicely with the surrounding stone. Comfortable seating for dining and lounging complete this relaxing outdoor space that is a magnet for their children and grandchildren. Alfresco living is a luxury that these homeowners take full advantage of as often as possible. Being able to be outside and overlook their beautiful setting is a wonderful addition to their home.
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The Entry The light filled e try features custom designed French doors. As you enter, the home opens up to you. Your first imp ession is the wonderful sense of fl w. WWW.CAPITALLIFESTYLES.NET Capital Lifestyles Fall Winter 2016.indd 75
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Family Room When family comes over, this is where they gather. The design thread that runs throughout this house is based on the craftsman style. Wainscoting is used extensively, and the door and window casings feature more craftsman details. The millwork captures the spirit of craftsmanship and embraces simple lines that make a bold statement. Through the use of simple shapes combined with large scale execution, the ceiling treatment makes a powerful impact on the room.
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The home is built on the highest point in the subdivision, and the bank of windows frame the beautiful view. Custom mullions...another feature we have come to expect from a Burks' home, add to the craftsman aesthetic. The family enjoys the large curved TV. It has a great picture and really does make a difference in their viewing experience, as do the neutral sofas which are just as comfortable as they are beautiful. Under the TV is a custom designed piece to house all of their other electronics. The fl w between the kitchen and family room works perfectly for just the two of them and for when the house is full of guests. 78 |
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Dining Room Ceiling details in a Dave Burks' home are always spectacular, but he has outdone himself with this one. Four arches converge to make a stunning design that is only rivaled by the chandelier. It is a modern take on a traditional fi ture and is just the right proportions to emphasize the ceiling. Together, they make a stunning statement. The scale is perfect as it plays off of the versized arched window, beautiful buffet and large table. 80 |
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Kitchen The open kitchen and great room allow for family activity to naturally fl w from one to another. The custom kitchen was designed with distinctive design choices. The white perimeter cabinetry is a traditional shaker style. The glass backsplash is installed vertically, and it echoes the mosaic glass panes of the light fi tures over the island. The island features a custom finish c eated from multiple steps in order to achieve the intensity of color. Over the island is a ceiling treatment punctuated with contrasting paint to bring even more depth to the design. The stainless steel appliances sparkle and are every cook's dream! WWW.CAPITALLIFESTYLES.NET Capital Lifestyles Fall Winter 2016.indd 85
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The bath is full of sophisticated details— two vanities flank the room, and the large mirrors expand the generous space. The spacious walk in shower was designed without a door. Large scale tile are accented by the same mosaic border detail repeated on the floo .
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The staircase leading to the downstairs features a natural steel finish. When Lisa saw them fitting it in place, she loved the look of the raw steel, so they polished the welds and sealed the finish with a clear powder coat. The result is a sophisticated take on a traditional railing pattern. The downstairs family room is a great place for gatherings, especially since the pool area is just through the large patio doors. Every convenience is there...a bar area with more custom cabinetry and comfortable seating anchored around the stone fi eplace. Large columns repeat the stone work on the fi eplace and define the family room. Throughout the home, color combinations are used to maximize the impact of the architectural features. And, downstairs is a prime example of how using complimentary colors enhance the space. Without color, the features would blend and fall short of their design potential.
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Poolside Beautiful inside and out...the interior design features radiate onto their exterior living space. The covered deck, lower patio and pool house frame the refreshing deep blue pool that is just steps away. Their enviable indoor-outdoor lifestyle is enjoyed all summer long.
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The house that Dave and Lisa built has the touch of a true craftsman. The warm and comfortable details they carried throughout the design embodies traditional architecture that will stand the test of time. It serves as an example of how a well thought out plan combined with quality materials and care in the execution comes together to create a real home. CAPITAL LIFESTYLES ď‚š FALL-WINTER 2016
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Suppliers Builder – Dave Burks Construction Master Carpenters - Chris Murphy, Kevin Burks Interior Design - Angela Burks-Randolph, Gayla Schanbacher Windows/Doors – Steve Trower Lumber – Meek’s Lumber Flooring/Carpet/Lighting - Mid City Lumber , Major Interiors, Labelle Cabinetry And Lighting Hardwood Floors - JCL Hardwood Floors Granite – Martellaro Marble & Granite Appliances - Coleman’s Appliance Cabinets - Lage Cabinet Shop Painting - Bond Painting Paint & Stain - Sherwin Williams Brick - Midwest Block & Brick Electrician - Jeff ute Landscaping - Gardens To Go Sod & Seed - Sam Gaines Irrigation - A&M Irrigation Garage Doors - Capital Installers Electronics - The Entertainer Hand Rails – Mike Saucier & Ron Martin Powder Coating – Pro Powder Coating Gas Fireplaces/Fireplace Grate - Forshaw Masonry - CMR Pool - Pools Unlimited Stamped Concrete - Olson’s Concrete Central Vac - Frank Schrimp Plumbing Tile Work - Jeremy Peters Plumber - George’s Plumbing
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hey love to welcome others to their home. Built-in cabinetry with granite tops were installed for serving everything from drinks and snacks to a full buffet. The cabinets are built from charred wood which has been fi ed in order to increase its strength and stand up to the elements. They call this new outdoor space their tree house. The new living space fits beautifully i to the wooded setting. You actually feel as if you are in a tree house...all you see are the large tree tops. It is a wonderful place to watch the birds and other wildlife. After a long day, being able to spend time submerged in this natural setting leaves the homeowners with a feeling of contentment. What more could you ask for in an outdoor refuge?
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y r o v a SDesign Don't you just love it when you're in the kitchen cooking with a friend, and you come up with a brand new dish that's full of fl vor that everyone just loves? The collaboration brings out the best in the ingredients, and you have a lot of fun creating something new and different to savor! WWW.CAPITALLIFESTYLES.NET Capital Lifestyles Fall Winter 2016.indd 101
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That's just what happened when Theresa Heckman and homeowners, Tim and Kelly Gettinger worked together to redesign their kitchen. The project began by looking at how the kitchen relates to the rest of the main level. Together they cooked up a plan to make the kitchen more accessible by adding a beam to widen the doorways and raising their height. They made the entry more impactful by dressing the entry in bolder craftsman style trim moldings. Now, the entries into the kitchen make a statement. WWW.CAPITALLIFESTYLES.NET Capital Lifestyles Fall Winter 2016.indd 103
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The kitchen underwent a major renovation. Wallpaper was stripped from the wall, and they gutted everything else. New hardwood floors eplaced the old pickled oak floo ing. They redesigned the kitchen layout with Kristin from LaBelle Cabinetry & Lighting using Merillat cabinetry. "The trick to designing a kitchen with pre-designed cabinets and getting a custom look is all in the details," said Theresa. "You need to use side panels and complete the underneath with trim." They pushed the cabinetry all the way to the ceiling on one side of the kitchen, and dropped them a few inches on the stove side of the room to emphasize the hood. The design also gets a boost from the custom detailed crown molding. They took advantage of every opportunity to add finish detail . The factory finish erillat bakes on will provide them a lifetime of great quality, durability and beauty. The range hood and island are finished in a cha coal grey stain. This added a high design element that makes the finishe kitchen more complete. Cambria quartz countertops were chosen because of their beauty and durability. Subway tiles are combined with crushed glass accent tiles to create another timeless craftsman design detail. Lighting adds spice to the design. The large wood and metal geometric shaped fi ture over the dining table and the industrial style stainless steel fi tures over the island stand in contrast with each other. Just as salt and pepper add fl vor to the food prepared in the kitchen, these beautiful fi tures add another designer touch to the space. "Home Renovations are always a challenge, and things come up that we have to work through to get the end result the homeowner is looking for," Theresa says. "I really enjoy the challenge of working on remodels. " The collaboration with homeowners and helping them realize their dream is the best part of her business! 104 |
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In the end, the Gettinger's have a beautiful kitchen that their family loves. Living in the home during the renovation wasn't a lot of fun, but in the end it was well worth it! The talented people who came together to create their dream kitchen really cared about pleasing them.
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The Miranda family recently completed construction of their dream home on 17 acres. The open fl or plan dedicated an ample amount of space for their generous sized kitchen. The family had been planning their home for quite some time and enlisted the help of Paulette Designs to finali e their plans and Mike Luebbering to build their home.
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The Miranda kitchen has a timeless appeal that refle ts their comfortable style. Their design focused on efficie y and attention to detail. By carefully working with the tradesmen, they were able to create a kitchen with the form and function they were after. In order to make the most of their kitchen, they selected classically styled cabinetry to provide custom storage the homeowner needed without clashing with the timeless integrity of the design. Floor-to-ceiling cabinetry uses every inch of space for storage, and the glass doors enable them to show off de orative items. Stainless steel appliances sparkle and shine against the beautiful beach wood cabinets. The ceramic tile backsplash is the perfect complement to the earth tones in the granite they chose for the perimeter cabinetry. Mid Mo Surfaces helped them find jus the right piece of granite for their island . The bold movement is a commanding design element in the space. The island creates the ideal prep space and houses the three bowl sink. Bar stools offer the perfect place for casual meals together, or for doing homework!
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Hickory floo ing is a beautiful choice, with its variations of color and grain patterns. The modern glass LED fi tures wash the island with light. The kitchen design functions perfectly for their family's daily living. Everyone gathers here, and they are happy with all of their choices. From the kitchen island to the custom cabinets, this kitchen offers the modern conveniences and an effici t layout. Their dream home includes a dream kitchen. They didn't have to compromise on details, or conveniences every modern kitchen should have. The end result is a bright, airy, comfortable kitchen with tons of storage, countertops and seating that is the perfect hub for family activities.
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Prior to the renovation, the homeowner's kitchen, family room and den were all separate rooms. They rarely used the den, the kitchen felt cut off, and the family room wasn't large enough to accommodate family and social gatherings. Their need for a more open space increased as their family grew, and they went to Jude Markway to help with a much needed renovation. Jude brought in Tina Davis to work with the homeowners to decide how to achieve the open concept they were looking for. The existing red cabinetry was incorporated into the design. The homeowners had been told by others to remove the original kitchen cabinets, but Tina advised to keep them. 112 |
She could see the vision of a design that looked like it had evolved over time...that had personality and charm. The red cabinets were freshened up with a new one inch tile backsplash that features the perfect complimentary shade of red. Walls came down, and the open concept came to life. The interior rooms are now more accessible to one another. The new kitchen cabinets with custom glass doors set the tone for this vibrant gathering space. The curved mullion doors were designed with form and function in mind. Because they were all constructed in the same size, there is a sense of symmetry and consistency through the space.
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There was impeccable attention to detail in every aspect of the cabinet planning. In order to highlight the beauty of the custom backsplash, accent lighting was installed. The new peninsula with wet bar has become the connection that makes entertaining fun and brings everyone together. It is outfit ed with the extra conveniences these avid entertainers need -- reinforced drawers handle the weight of the bottles, extra storage for barware and a convenient ice maker.
The den that they rarely used has become an extension of their entertaining space. By removing the wall, the designer created balance with the adjoining rooms with features like the stunning built in bookcases with arched openings and comfortable seating, it's easy to see why this room works so well with the new spaces. The team brought this custom design to life from the initial concept all the way through the construction phase. Fully immersed in the project from start to finish, the eam worked tirelessly to ensure the homeowners were happy with the full experience. The homeowners trusted the craftsman led by Jude Markway Construction and Tina Davis Designs and was able to create a kitchen oasis that embraces their whimsical style without neglecting all the important touches that refle t their personality. With balance, harmony and keen attention to detail, this uniquely beautiful kitchen truly has it all.
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Jason and Kristi Harper purchased a home that had fallen into disrepair. Years of neglect had tarnished what once was a beautiful home. Built in the 1980s, the home had unique design features...some had to go, but the general layout of the home was good. As a general contractor, Jason saw the possibilities to create something special from this unique home in a wonderful neighborhood. During this BEAST of a remodel, he replaced windows, doors, dated finishe , rotten wood, lighting and skylights. He opened up walls, added cabinetry, installed walnut hardwood fl ors, refurbished the garage, totally redid the pool,....and you get the idea, the list goes on and on. WWW.CAPITALLIFESTYLES.NET Capital Lifestyles Fall Winter 2016.indd 121
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Grea t R o o m Utilization of space could be challenging for many, but they embraced the scale and layout of the space, while staying true to their personal design style. A mixture of eclectic, modern and traditional large scale furniture pieces feel at home in the large family room. They used the furnishings to direct the fl w of the room. A bar was built into the room. It provides space for casual entertaining, while relaxing with friends. The glass wall provides the perfect backdrop for an artful display of necessities. They used a chrome tint on the glass. During the day, it offers a hint of obscurity, but in the evening it adds privacy and gives the area a beautiful radiance.
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The old pickled tongue and groove vaulted ceiling adds to the room’s massive size. They tried to remove the dated finish, but in the en they added sheet rock over it and enhanced the beams. The beautiful walnut hardwoods unify the large space, connecting the great room to the other spaces in the home. Stairs surround the perimeter of the room and are a unique design element. The walkways are defined y tall stone columns which add a modern lodge feel. The biggest transformation in this room is the massive fi eplace. Stone was installed floor o ceiling, making a big impact on the room. Lush carpet anchors the seating area, and well-scaled furnishings allowed for the large size to be a welcoming feature. This room went from big and ominous, to gracious and spacious!
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DINING ROOM The couple enjoys entertaining, and the dining room has a transitional to modern feel. The comfortable room isn’t stuff . Its relaxed vibe encourages family and friends to linger long after dinner to enjoy good conversation.
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KIT CHEN A large opening and doorway keeps the kitchen connected to the great room. One of the biggest changes in the kitchen was the enlarged breakfast room. This expanded space allows for comfortable family dining, keeping the kitchen footprint unobstructed. The existing kitchen cabinetry was enhanced by incorporating additional storage cabinets on the refrigerator wall. The cabinet maker is a true craftsman, matching the color and style perfectly. They didn’t miss a detail...they also had him build a matching custom door that goes into the laundry room. It blends seamlessly into the sophisticated kitchen design. Stainless steel appliances and the new backsplash add sparkle and shine garnering much deserved attention to these modern design details. New granite was chosen for its bold movement and striking color. On the floo , large scale tile adds visual warmth that stems from an earthy color palette.
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LA UNDR Y/BUT LER ’S PA NTR Y This room is a wonderful surprise! It brings so much function to their home in a space that is rarely celebrated by great design. Every convenience was thought through when choosing the amenities they incorporated into this space. Of course, all of the normal elements are found, but they added tons of storage, a stainless steel upright freezer, extra counter space that we all envy and a large sink that is perfect for bathing their baby.
HA LL BAT H The hall bathroom articulates a thoughtful design. Alligator textured wallpaper makes a dramatic statement and coordinates with the granite. A custom mirror with a broken edge finis completes this special little jewel box. 132 |
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MA STER SUITE The expansive owner’s suite is all about unwinding. The generous proportions offers ample room for their large king size bed. Large windows refle t sunshine in the bedroom, while overlooking the pool and offering a serene view of their tree-lined back yard. Multi-levels make each room a destination. Slate tile leads to their ensuite which features a dual sink vanity with wall-to-wall mirror, sunken tub, huge walk-in shower and his and hers custom closets.
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O FFICE Just a few steps away is their office. They can enjoy a beautiful view while they work. The huge windows and skylight bathe the room in natural light creating an inspirational place to work. He built and designed the kidney shaped desk with a stainless steel work surface.
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They created a unique and functional backyard space using the natural topography. He put his crew to work removing the old structures and fencing that surrounded the pool and rebuilt an area that reminds you of a mountain hideaway. The natural slope was the perfect place to build a spectacular waterfall feature. Large boulders from the Gratz property were brought on site and carefully placed to create a perfect backdrop for their outdoor living areas.
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When you know what you want, all you have to do is make it happen. Jason’s experience and creativity with landscape and design really paid off whe creating a dream backyard. It didn’t take him long to know he needed something more out of the landscape. He used the large lot and took advantage of a sloping backyard to create different levels of outdoor entertaining space. His plan created a beautiful and functional outdoor environment for his family....maximizing their enjoyment of the outdoors in the rustic modern design. They had to totally redo the pool to make it safe and functional again. The new border that goes around the pool highlights its deep blue color. They chose to install a heater and cooling system along with a new salt water system that is lower maintenance and more comfortable to swim in. A lot of creative thinking and attention to detail went into designing this backyard. They took every opportunity to use lower maintenance materials. He chose new composite decking, aluminum railings and new concrete. Jason maximized space by adding expanded patios to reduce upkeep.
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O UT DOOR LIVING They opened up the exterior wall in the great room replacing three single windows with two large sliders. Now, the direct views of the tree-lined backyard and pool connect. They replaced all the old decking and added a beautiful shelter using stacked stone and tongue-and-groove wood on the cathedral ceiling -- making the new covered deck an obvious destination. He created a more dramatic approach to the pool with wider stairs and aluminum powder coated railings. The portico and the four car garage was a renovation project on their own. They stripped the finish f om the portico’s wood ceiling and stained it to match the rest of the outdoor spaces. There were four separate garage doors, but that looked way too busy, so Jason reframed them to now have two large garage doors. This simplifie the look and made the exterior much more pleasing. Bringing in the “new” during a renovation can be tricky--especially when the “old” had been terribly neglected. Jason and Kristi Harper saw past the neglect and found an opportunity to honor and highlight the good bones found in their home by reinventing the home with quality materials and skilled craftsmanship. His design aesthetic began with careful consideration of the scale of this project. They completed the major remodel by blending modern, rustic and traditional elements with an artistic hand resulting in a warm and welcoming home with a modern design. This restoration came out just as the homeowners had envisioned.
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