Total Design Group, LLC

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Total Design Group, LLC
5 Reviews

Coastal Living

Project Year: 2013
Project Cost: $200,001 - $500,000
Low Country coastal look with detail given to the windows, eaves, and accenting the entrance with stone.
Coastal Living
The house faces a lake, and it was important for the client to have a view. A second floor balcony servicing the master bedroom provides a place to sit and relax.
Coastal Living
The wall pergola accents the triple window.
Coastal Living
Stone accent near the front entrance draws the eye to the center of the house.
Coastal Living
Rear yard elevation, with a two-story great room.
Coastal Living
The screen porch offers access to the rear yard, and provides a place to enjoy the outdoors while being protected from the elements.
Coastal Living
Front door and wide foyer provide a place to greet visitors.
Coastal Living
Spacious two-story great room offers a flood of natural light.
Coastal Living
Built-ins for entertainment equipment, and a stone fireplace provide a place to sit with family and friends.
Coastal Living
Two-story great room.
Coastal Living
A well organized kitchen pantry provides a place to store dry goods and other items.
Coastal Living
The kitchen is off of the great room, for interaction during the preparation of the meals. Open common area spaces are important for family interaction.
Coastal Living
Proper lighting is imperative in a kitchen where direct lighting is unavailable. Under-counter task lighting, cabinets lights, recessed LED lights and pendant lights help provide a space for food preparation.
Coastal Living
The balcony above the kitchen services the upstairs bedrooms.
Coastal Living
A large island provides a place for family to sit and eat in a casual setting.
Coastal Living
Utilizing every space possible provides an organized and uncluttered kitchen. An end wine rack takes advantage of an otherwise unused area within an island.
Coastal Living
Having appliances near the sink with ample counter top space between them for cooking is a must.
Coastal Living
An informal dining area for casual eating.
Coastal Living
The view from the balcony overlooks the two-story great room.
Coastal Living
Two-story great room.
Coastal Living
Master bedroom with a balcony view of the lake across the street.
Coastal Living
Doors to the balcony offer access as well as natural lighting. The porthole window provides additional light as well as further accenting the beach house feel.
Coastal Living
The master bedroom shower has natural lighting and a tiled seat.
Coastal Living
The glass wall allows the window to flood the master bath with natural lighting.
Coastal Living
The daughter's bathroom needed to be elegant. The vanity piece is made to look like antique furniture.
Coastal Living
The daughter did not want a door going into the walk-in closet, so it is divided and accented with hanging string beads in lieu of a traditional door.
Coastal Living
The daughter wanted a place to read, so a small book niche and window seat were part of the design. A small shallow closet provides a place to store shoes and toys.
Coastal Living
The boy's bathroom has two pedestal vanities.
Coastal Living
Natural lighting, wherever possible in a bathroom, is a must.
Coastal Living
The powder room has a modified wainscot with a small ledge for displaying soaps and novelty items
Coastal Living