The Weekender
Frequently traveling to their other home in New Orleans, these clients wanted their second home in St. Louis to be a fun and colorful space to entertain and relax with their friends. We gave this home an updated fresh & funky vibe through strategic paint choices and a mix of modern & eclectic finishes.
Since entertaining in the space is key, we gave purpose to the open sitting room off of the kitchen by creating a bar area. Upper cabinets were removed and replaced with a large mirror backsplash and open shelving to display the clients' barware collection and bounce light around the room.
Before when entering the space, the amount of red - from the walls, to all the woodwork - was overwhelming. A smart use of paint color neutralized these red tones on the walls and cabinetry, and now the floors and brick are red-toned features that add beautiful contrast. Painting out the cabinetry in white & gray take the kitchen from a wood-heavy traditional look to a light, modern-day style. Accents of dark gray embrace what felt like an awkward long wall of bump-outs and windows, and create a dramatic backdrop for a series of artwork to pop against. Another big transformation using paint color was in the bathroom & bedroom; a deep aubergine was used to encompass these rooms and add moody drama.
Since entertaining in the space is key, we gave purpose to the open sitting room off of the kitchen by creating a bar area. Upper cabinets were removed and replaced with a large mirror backsplash and open shelving to display the clients' barware collection and bounce light around the room.
Before when entering the space, the amount of red - from the walls, to all the woodwork - was overwhelming. A smart use of paint color neutralized these red tones on the walls and cabinetry, and now the floors and brick are red-toned features that add beautiful contrast. Painting out the cabinetry in white & gray take the kitchen from a wood-heavy traditional look to a light, modern-day style. Accents of dark gray embrace what felt like an awkward long wall of bump-outs and windows, and create a dramatic backdrop for a series of artwork to pop against. Another big transformation using paint color was in the bathroom & bedroom; a deep aubergine was used to encompass these rooms and add moody drama.
Project Year: 2018
Project Cost: $10,001 - $25,000
Country: United States