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Originally a kitchen seating area within a former golf clubhouse, this space was masterfully reimagined into a formal dining room capable of seating up to ten guests while honoring a timeless, traditional aesthetic. We preserved the existing ceiling alcove color as the foundation for the room’s design palette, reinforcing this connection with a textured navy sisal wallpaper that adds depth, warmth, and visual interest. To ensure the space was as functional as it is beautiful, we selected a long dining table with a leaf extension, perfectly proportioned for both intimate dinners and larger gatherings. We paired this with softly upholstered chairs for comfort and introduced a contemporary chandelier to provide a refined, upscale contrast to the traditional elements. A key design highlight was our approach to technology. We successfully integrated a picture television into a gallery wall featuring the homeowners’ personal travel photography. When not in use, the television blends seamlessly into this curated display, preserving the room's character. A custom-crafted rug grounds the space, completing the design with precision and softness. We are thrilled to share that this project was honored with First Place in the People's Choice Awards.At Clark Team Designs, we specialize in "Real-Life Luxury"—blending beauty and function perfectly for the way you actually live. By handling every meticulous detail, we ensure that the journey from vision to reality is an effortless, enjoyable experience for our clients.

For this project, we were hired to create more living space for a growing family. This involved opening up the layout of the entire first floor for a new kitchen and bathroom as well as adding four bedrooms upstairs to double the living space. In addition to the expansion the home, we also improve the overall aesthetics with fine details like herringbone flooring and gorgeous tile cement backsplash. Now our clients have both a well-sized that home that works for their family as well as one which is absolutely beautiful that is perfect for spending time together in.

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Photos by Emily Sidoti for Homepolish