Before & After: The Cutest Bunny Wallpaper We?ve Ever Seen
I always get excited to see a home renovation project that embraces patterned tile and wallpaper. I’m usually a little nervous to use bold wallpaper and patterned tile in large spaces, but I am always game to use them when they can turn a smaller space into something really special. Today’s home makeover projects use […]
I always get excited to see a home renovation project that embraces patterned tile and wallpaper. I’m usually a little nervous to use bold wallpaper and patterned tile in large spaces, but I am always game to use them when they can turn a smaller space into something really special.
Today’s home makeover projects use both of these tools for stunning finished results. Both of these bathrooms come from Adam and Laura in West Chester, PA. They recently renovated their 1830s stone barn home with the goal of opening everything up and exposing as much of the original barn as possible. We wanted to honor and cherish the history of the barn while bringing it into the 21st century.
Over the course of a year, the family worked with an architect and construction firm to renovate and celebrate the original historical features of the home as they were uncovered.
“We had the pitfalls one would expect,” Laura explains. “Like having to reinforce areas of the home with steel beams wrapped in period wood. But we discovered amazing history, like beautiful preserved signatures of the original masons carved into the whitewash d...
I always get excited to see a home renovation project that embraces patterned tile and wallpaper. I’m usually a little nervous to use bold wallpaper and patterned tile in large spaces, but I am always game to use them when they can turn a smaller space into something really special.
Today’s home makeover projects use both of these tools for stunning finished results. Both of these bathrooms come from Adam and Laura in West Chester, PA. They recently renovated their 1830s stone barn home with the goal of opening everything up and exposing as much of the original barn as possible. We wanted to honor and cherish the history of the barn while bringing it into the 21st century.
Over the course of a year, the family worked with an architect and construction firm to renovate and celebrate the original historical features of the home as they were uncovered.
“We had the pitfalls one would expect,” Laura explains. “Like having to reinforce areas of the home with steel beams wrapped in period wood. But we discovered amazing history, like beautiful preserved signatures of the original masons carved into the whitewash d...
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Wilgah Residence: Bold Contemporary Addition to Heritage Home
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