Patricia M Cove, Architectural Interiors & Design

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Patricia M Cove, Architectural Interiors & Design
5 Reviews

Carriage House Conversion

Originally a two story carriage house to a large Philadelphia estate, it has been transformed into a luxurious home incorporating the original features of the carriage house including the original beamed and tin ceilings, rolling stable doors, and existing horse stalls, now convenient home offices!
This Carriage house, once a part of a large Philadelphia estate, now transformed into a spectacular home!
Carriage House Renovation
The second floor of the original Carriage House was removed to create the vaulted ceiling and high Palladian window
Carriage House Renovation
An historic horse stall, now becomes a media/computer room with the origianl stall bars and rolling door.
Carriage House Renovatiopn
This Carriage House, originally part of a large Philadelphia Estate,is now a spectacular home, that incorporates many of the original carriage house architectural features: Beamed Ceiling, Stone fireplace Lintel, Rolling Horse Stall Doors
Carriage House Renovation
An historic building that housed horses and carriages, the original horse stall, is now a modern media/computer room, that still sprots the original horse stall rolling doors and bars!
Carriage House Renovation
Horse Stall/Office
An historic horse stall becomes a media/computer room!
Horse Stall/Office
Carriage House Kitchen
The original tack room of this Carriage House,
Carriage House Bedroom
Originally where the carriages were parked, now the dining area of the renovated carriage house.
Carriage House Dining Room
Carriage House Living Room
Carriage House Living Room
This spectacular project undertaken by Patricia Marian Cove, Architectural Interiors and Design, retained the historic flavor and character of the original building, while designing a modern and effecient home for the 21st Century!
Carriage House Exterior
Before
The way the Carriage House looked circa 1055, after the horses and carriages had long disappeared. Note the beamed ceiling shown in the after photos. this area is now the living/dining room.
Carriage House interior Before