PRESENTED BY:
KENSLEY’S
KIDS’ LOFT
BUNK ROOM
1 TIME ACCUMULATION
TIME ACCUMULATION
CLIENT PROFILE 2
CLIENT PROFILE
THE MOORMAN FAMILY
BROOKS:
- Engineer
- Loves being a dad
JILLISSA:
- Professor
- Loves being a mom
KALYA:
- 13 years old
- Passion for interior design
KOLSON:
- 11 years old
- Interested in video games
KARDER:
- 9 years old
- Lego fanatic
KENSLEY:
- 7 years old
- Likes anything with pink
ALLIE:
- Australian Shepherd
MACIE:
- Australian Shepherd
BELLA:
- Chameleon
LOCATION RESEARCH
LOCATION RESEARCH
ALYS BEACH, FLORIDA
HISTORY:
Alys Beach was purchased by the Stephens family in 1970. The family loved vacationing the 158 acre area, and wanted to turn it into a spot for their family to retreat. The area quickly turned into a higher-end residential town.
CLIMATE:
The tropical climate makes for a perfect vacation spot, which markets for a great tourist location, on the coast of Gulf of Mexico.
DEMOGRAPHICS:
Nearly 30,000 people reside on the coastal town.
LOCATION IMAGERY
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CONCEPT + DESIGN INTENTION
CONCEPT
DRIFTWOOD
Lining the shores of The Gulf of Mexico, driftwood lays to rest. Every piece of drift wood holds a story within. All we know about it’s story is that the waves drew the piece of wood onto shore.
The Moorman’s residence takes inspiration from driftwood by creating a home where memories are made and a story is told. The muse is accomplished by the use of natural elements and unique features that suit the life of the Moorman Family.
DESIGN DIRECTION
PRELIMINARY DESIGN 5
SPACE PLANNING
MAIN LEVEL UPPER LEVEL
INITIAL SKETCH
FLOOR PLANS 6
MAIN LEVEL
UPPER LEVEL
PAVEMENT PLAN
OVERSIZED FRENCH PATTERNED TRAVERTINE
STAR + CROSS PORCELAIN TILE
POLISHED CONCRETE
MAIN LEVEL LIFE SAFETY PLAN
SSMOKE DETECTOR
MEANS OF EGRESS
UPPER LEVEL LIFE SAFETY PLAN
SSMOKE DETECTOR
MEANS OF EGRESS
RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
EXTERIOR FACADE
FOYER 7
FOYER SELECTIONS
FOYER
The grand foyer in the Moorman’s home welcomes you with bright, natural light. The foyer is open to the upper level causing an open and airy feel as a nod to the coastal town the home resides in.
CONSOLE TABLE PENDANT
TRAVERTINE FLOOR -
FOYER
Natural materials were selected for the space to accomplish an airy and bright space. A grass cloth lines the entirety of the foyer with a great natural texture.
WALLCOVERING WALL PAINT TRIM PAINTOFFICE 8
OFFICE SELECTIONS
OFFICE
Brooks prefers a dark office space, where he is able to close the blinds and completely zone into his work. Due to his occupation, his monitors are not to be visible from any windows. A large art piece is placed behind his desk for an interesting background in video calls.
DESK DESK CHAIR OCCASIONAL CHAIRSSTUDY 9
STUDY SELECTIONS
STUDY
The Moorman’s love to read and needed ample space to store their books. The home has numerous bookshelves throughout, but a study was a great addition for the remainder of their books.
COFFEE TABLE TABLE LAMP OVERSIZED CHAIRSTUDY
The two oversized chairs in the study create a perfect retreat to curl up and read a good book.
FAMILY ROOM 10
FAMILY ROOM SELECTIONS
FAMILY ROOM
After walking through the foyer, you are welcomed by the family room. The smaller includes a fireplace, plush furnishings, and warm tones to achieve an intimate setting.
OCCASIONAL CHAIR COFFEE TABLE SOFAFAMILY ROOM
The family room is the perfect place to have conversation or to have family game night.
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COMFY ROOM + KITCHEN
COMFY ROOM SELECTIONS
COMFY ROOM ELEVATION
THE MOORMAN’S
COMFY ROOM + KITCHEN
The Moorman’s call their living space the comfy room, and this space is just that. An open concept between the comfy room and kitchen will be an exceptional spot for hosting.
SECTIONAL COFFEE TABLE OCCASIONAL CHAIRCOMFY ROOM
Built-ins in the comfy room serve multiple purposes; a media center, shelving, and storage. The abundance of storage in the space makes for quick clean up of toys, blankets, and additional knickknacks.
KITCHEN SELECTIONS
KITCHEN APPLIANCE SELECTIONS
KITCHEN ELEVATION
THE MOORMAN’S
KITCHEN
Jillissa has dreamed of a paneled freezer and refrigerator for both aesthetic and practical purposes. A grandiose island anchors the kitchen. Dining, homework, and crafts are all achievable at the island. PENDANT
KITCHEN
A family of six that loves to host calls for a functional kitchen. Positioning of appliances, drawer function, and storage were all taken into account when designing the kitchen.
DRAWER PULL RUNNER RANGE BACKSPLASHMUDROOM + LOCKERS 12
MUDROOM SELECTIONS
MUDROOM
The pups are just as apart of the family as the rest of the Moorman’s, which is why they have a designated spot in the household. A feeding station is equipped with a central pot filler and a pull out cabinet to store dog food. The mudroom also has a closing gate to close off the area from the rest of the house. After the dogs have been let in from the back door, the dog bath makes it easy to clean those muddy paws.
DRAWER PULL TILE COUNTER TOPLOCKERS
A row of lockers lead into the mudroom from the garage. The ventilated storage is perfect for stinky hockey gear, as well as the shoe shelves so dirt doesn’t get tracked throughout the house.DINING ROOM 13
DINING ROOM SELECTIONS
DINING ROOM
Lined with ship-lap as a nod to coastal living, the dining room incorporates natural and bright materials.
DINING ARMCHAIR DINING CHAIR DINING TABLEDINING ROOM
Seating up to twelve people, the dining table with be constantly used by the Moorman’s and their guests.
LAUNDRY ROOM 14
LAUNDRY ROOM SELECTIONS
LAUNDRY ROOM
Six people in a family just means a ton of laundry. In attempt to take the load off, the laundry room was designed to make the process easier. Rotating laundry baskets are implemented so that each family member has their own basket, where they can pick up their clean clothes and drop off their dirty ones.
PRIMARY SUITE 15
PRIMARY BEDROOM SELECTIONS
PRIMARY BUILT-INS ELEVATION
THE MOORMAN’S
PRIMARY BEDROOM
A hallway of built-ins lead into the primary bedroom. The couple’s prized possessions and family pictures are easily displayed on the shelving.PRIMARY BEDROOM
A morning bar is seamlessly integrated into the space. Paneled refrigerator drawers conveniently hold any beverages or snacks the couple may need when they start their busy day.
PRIMARY BEDROOM
It was important to both Jillissa and Brooks, to have a bedroom they can retreat to that will help them decompress. An open and crisp space promotes an orderly semblance and calming to their lives.
TABLE LAMP NIGHTSTAND CANOPY BEDPRIMARY BEDROOM
The primary bedroom was designed for rest. The corner chair and entertainment console are set in place so that Jillissa and Brooks have a place to read or watch a show after all the kids get put to bed.
FLOOR LAMP WALLPAPER OCCASIONAL CHAIRPRIMARY BATH SELECTIONS
PRIMARY BATH
Getting four kids ready for school in the morning is as tough as it seems. The primary bath is designed for both functionality and a place of serenity.
FLOORING VANITY CHAIR COUNTER TOPPRIMARY BATH
Separate vanities were contribute to functionality and flow. Extra storage for products and linens were incorporated into both vanities.
SCONCE LIGHT DRAWER PULL WALLPAPERPRIMARY BATH
The luxurious walk in shower creates and pedestal tub a unique ambiance in the space. No need to worry about getting sprayed with cold water when waiting for the water to heat up, the shower controls are conveniently placed at the entrance to avoid the situation.
PEDESTAL TUB SHOWER WALL TILE SHOWER FLOOR TILEPRIMARY BATH
Jillissa was passionate in having a skylight in the primary bath for the best lighting when applying her makeup.
PRIMARY CLOSETS
The his and hers closets were implemented into the primary suite. The large walk-in closets have custom storage to fit the needs of the clients.
KALYA’S ROOM 16
KALYA’S ROOM SELECTIONS
KALYA’S ROOM
With a strong passion for interior design Kalya had specific items she wanted incorporated into her space, including a desk and a neon sign with her name.
NIGHTSTAND TABLE LAMP BEDKALYA’S ROOM
Kalya’s room includes a walk-in closet, a bathroom, and a balcony - every teenage girls’ dream.
WALL + TRIM PAINT OCCASIONAL CHAIR AREA RUGBOYS’ DESKS 17
BOYS’ DESKS
Having smaller scaled rooms, the boys’ have a designated area where they can enjoy their hobbies of playing video games and building Legos.
KOLSON’S ROOM 18
KOLSON’S ROOM SELECTIONS
KOLSON’S ROOM
Kolson loves the color black and desired for an industrial room. His chameleon, Bella, is loving her new home near the window where she can soak up the warm Florida sun.
ART NIGHTSTAND BEDKOLSON’S ROOM
The wardrobe in Kolson’s space is finished with the same paint as the board and batten to create a seamless affect. OCCASIONAL CHAIR WALLPAPER WALL PAINTKARDER’S ROOM 19
KARDER’S ROOM SELECTIONS
KARDER’S BUILT-IN ELEVATION
THE MOORMAN’S
KARDER’S ROOM
Space intrigues Karder, so space was used as a muse for Karder’s room. A dark navy wallcovering continues from the wall to the ceiling to mimic the night sky. Karder’s favorite color is lime green, so we incorporated a grasscloth in his bookshelves to grant his wish of lime green in his bedroom.
KARDER’S ROOM
The shelving is a perfect spot for Karder to display his completed Lego models. Like his brother, his bedroom includes a built-in wardrobe as well.
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KENSLEY’S DESK + ROOM
KENSLEY’S DESK
Like the boys’, Kensley has her own desk where she can conduct her arts and crafts.
KENSLEY’S ROOM SELECTIONS
KENSLEY’S ROOM SELECTIONS
*CUSTOM DESIGN BY RIKKELL + KENSLEY*KENSLEY’S ROOM
Kensley loves princesses, the color pink, and American Girl Dolls. Incorporating all of her favorite things, this cheerful bedroom is perfect for a 7 year old girl.
KENSLEY’S ROOM
Working closely with Kensley, she helped me design her dream bed, which includes a play house and storage in the stairs.
KIDS’ LOFT 21
KIDS’ LOFT
All four kids agreed that they wanted a “hangout” place, including a big comfy couch and a TV.
KIDS’ LOFT
The television is integrated into a gallery wall for visual interest in the space.BUNK ROOM 22
BUNK ROOM
The bunk room was designed for sleepovers and an anticipation of foster children. Intentionally, minimal design was completed in this space so the foster kids can make the space their own and to their liking.
BUNK ROOM
For every bed is a wardrobe, where each potential foster child can store their belongings.
BACKYARD 23
BACKYARD
In Florida, an outdoor space with a pool is almost necessary. The large backyard adds even more living space for the family.
BACKYARD
Outdoor dining is achievable just off the kitchen, accommodating ten people.
BACKYARD
The outdoor furniture selection is arranged to create an outdoor living room, where the Moorman’s can enjoy the Florida weather.
BACKYARD
Of course, a pool isn’t complete without lounge seating directly in the sun for best sunbathing circumstances.