Hillsboro: Beverlywood Remodel
This traditional house had suffered a series of ill-planned additions over time. Each addition was done to satisfy a pressing need, an additional bedroom, a second bath, but none of the additions ever acknowledged that the house was now a larger home. The resulting three-bedroom, two-bath layout was confusing so the main design goal was to reconceive the home without adding more square footage and make the house function more cohesively.
To simplify the floor plan, obstructions were removed, and the kitchen was moved to the central core of the house. Now as you entered the house, you no longer faced a wall but are drawn into the family room and kitchen, opened up beyond. A newly vaulted space detailed with wood beams and the addition of a pair of dormers with banks of windows below allowed light from the rear yard to fill the room.
A new working island designed to imitate farmhouse furniture is the centerpiece of the new kitchen. Simple Shaker cabinetry, Quartzite countertops and discreet glazed brick tile backsplash allowed the kitchen to not overpower the open floor plan.
Both bathrooms were reconfigured and remodeled with blue and white Moroccan tiles, rift cut oak cabinets and marble counters.
Urban modern style design blends the aesthetics of the traditional and the contemporary. Characterized by neutral colors, clean lines and minimalistic elements, this style has gained in popularity due to its versatility, sophistication and luxe comfort, as well as the ability to lend a modern freshness to a wide variety of spaces and homes.
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