Marcelle Guilbeau Interior Design

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Marcelle Guilbeau Interior Design

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Victorian Dream Home

An early 19th-century residence designed by Nashville architect Thomas J. Moore, the stunning “urban mini-mansion” sits on just over half an acre and is rumored to have undergone a full five years of construction before being finished in 1903. The projects aim was to bridge the gap between maintaining the home’s historical integrity and updating it to provide a more functional living space.

This newest iteration involved a makeover of the entire ground floor.

Project Year: 2020

The parlor off of the great room is quite possibly my favorite space in the house,” says Marcelle. “I love the way the pairing of two elegant, neutral-toned cut velvets on the backs of the wing chairs and the sofa work together to create a sense of glamour.” Mohair throw pillows add texture, while...

Parlor

The parlor is the perfect example of the homes’ updated color scheme. While one client has an affinity for rich, deep masculine colors, the other hoped for a more light and airy aesthetic. They landed on a tone-on-tone color palette that included creams, soft taupes, grays and hints of blue. Image:...

Parlor

legant crystal chandeliers from Allegri, along with gas lanterns and an exposed brick wall, add to the charm of the newly renovated kitchen, while custom cabinetry from Boro Homes LLC offers plenty of storage. Image: Nick McGinn

Kitchen

The ILVE Majestic dual fuel range with brass trim gives the kitchen a vintage element while still offering practical application. A smattering of copper pots adds a rustic design touch, while the intricate tile from Soho Studio provides a unique and eye-catching backsplash. Image: Nick McGinn

Backsplash

A white natural marble island offers ample counter space and even a prep sink. Image: Nick McGinn

Marble Island and Crome Sink

Marcelle brought in silvery wallpaper from Seabrook and faux finish metallic paint to add another sophistication level to the dining space. Image: Nick McGinn

Dining Room

Repainted to match the new aesthetic, this pretty built-in bench resembles a vintage church pew. The Roman shades, pillows and bay window cushions are all custom-made by Studio Guilbeau.

Windows

The original columns remain dark, contrasting the Sherwin-Williams Dover White walls. This cozy conversation area makes for easy entertaining and a perfect spot to relax with a good book. Image: Nick McGinn

Formal Living Room