Completely Personal Homes LLC

Home Improvement Professionals , Kitchen & Bathroom Designers , Universal Design
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Completely Personal Homes LLC
88 Reviews

Ballantyne Makeover

Redesigned main floor of a compartmentalized tranditonal home into an open transitional plan.
Project Year: 2020
Project Cost: $100,001 - $150,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 28277
Our design goals were two-fold. First to open up a very compartmentalized plan and second to move the interior from traditional to transitonal. We worked across all of the main floor of the home.
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CAD video prepared for clients to give them a feel for the new open plan and the transition from traditional to transitional.
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Before
This is an area where we added a banquette to give the idea a more intimate sense of place
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Before
The old kitchen had the sink facing a wall.
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Before
The refrigerator location was next to a wall which restricted access to the freezer side because of restricted door swing.
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Before
This tv unit had the right idea but no style and it looked like a crate that was dropped in the space. No real connection to the overall wall or room as a whole
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Moving the interior from traditional to transtional was definitely going to involve a redo on the stairs. The scroll work on the stringer, the turned balusters and volute termination on the rail all were changed.
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Butler's pantry between kitchen and dining room
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We closed off the back wall for this den area off the foyer. The chair rail is gone.
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View from the den to the foyer. You can see the metal balusters, square newel, and grey washed flooring and stair trim.
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This is the new dining room. We kept the chair rail but the lighter floor and wall neutrals really relaxed the space as did the new table and chandelier
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This is the dining room view toward the home office (behind the barn door).
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This is a drop zone off the pool access and includes the relocated powder bath. This area was originally a 2-story sunroom (like a silo)
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Family room showing the new TV area. The TV is a Samsung "Frame" model that looks like a painting. The horizontal lines on the shiplap and floating shelves pull the wall together
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Close up of the media center and "Frame" TV
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Another view of the family room
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Barn doors leading into the den and closeup of the new stair detail
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Foyer closeup showing stair trim in detail
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View of the kitchen from the living room. In the original plan this are was closed off with only a 36" hall opening. Again, use of the shiplap and floating shelves. The tall cabinet to the right is actually the door access to a large walk-in pantry
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Kitchen view toward the living room, nook and laundry
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We kept the refrigerator location (now larger) and used a trim panel to build it in with no restriction on the door swing
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Close up of laundry (just off the nook)
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Laundry view from the nook
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Living room looking toward the kitchen and foyer
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Living room toward the family room. We redid the mantle and the fireplace surround for a more contemporary look.
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Banquette and new table, very inviting
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Work area in the office
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Office doubles as a recreation space
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This is the walk-in pantry
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Pantry looking back to the kitchen
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Powder room
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Range close up with pantry door access on right
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Floating shelves
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Sink closeup
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View of living room from kitchen island
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