Total Design Group, LLC

Architects & Building Designers , Accessory Dwelling Units , Home Remodeling , Home Additions , Universal Design

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Total Design Group, LLC

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French Country Home

Project Year: 2014

Project Cost: $200,001 - $500,000

Country: United States

Zip Code: 28315

Materials are important. They either need to be authentic, or follow the hands and eyes rule. On the first floor, materials need to feel real. On the second floor, materials need to look real. We went with authentic cedar shake siding and operable shutters to further enhance the French Country...

French Country Home

Providing symmetry and centerlines to open spaces. Here the coffered ceiling ties the kitchen and family room together, with the island, cooktop, and fireplace in line.-Dan Degre

French Country Home

The same stone used on the fireplace was also used on the cooktop hood, further tying visual lines between the family room and kitchen.-Dan Degre

French Country Home

Small nooks off of open spaces allow people to sit and converse, when there are big gatherings or parties.-Todd Tucker

French Country Home

Another shot of the nook off of the family room, separated by the staircase.-Todd Tucker

French Country Home

A traditional clawfoot tub is the focal point of the master bathroom.-Dan Degre

French Country Home

Clawfoot tub nook in master bath.-Dan Degre

French Country Home

Attention to detail is imperative in capturing the right moods and emotions. This is the faucet used with the clawfoot tub in the master bath.-Dan Degre

French Country Home

His and Hers vanities flank either side of the bathroom entrance, with linen closets for both.-Dan Degre

French Country Home

A tiled shower compliments the master bath, with built-in soap and shampoo trays and a corner seat.-Dan Degre

French Country Home

With smaller walk-in closets, it is important to utilize every space. We added shelving to the standard rod & shelves.-Todd Tucker

French Country Home

Providing large covered spaces ties the open interior to the outside world, bringing in natural light and providing shelter for parties and cookouts.-Todd Tucker

French Country Home