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Interior Renovation

Dad’s Art

Black Oak Cluster, Arlington

Removing walls and increasing lighting allowed this active family to connect and enjoy all of their home. The husband’s father was an artist, and his works were to be featured throughout. Two islands allow the new kitchen to function. Cabinets, countertops, tile and lighting artfully blend the kitchen into the surrounding spaces.

OWL SHOWER TILE DETAIL.BOYS’ BATHROOM WITH NEUTRAL PALETTE, WOODSY THEME.COUNTERTOP AND TILE DETAILS CONNECT PALETTE, DEFINE SPACES.CLOSEUP BACKSPLASH TILE DETAIL TIES KITCHEN SPACE INTO LIVING ROOM FIREPLACE.SMALL, SECOND KITCHEN ISLAND FEATURES ACCENT CABINET FINISH.REMOVING WALL BETWEEN KITCHEN AND SUNROOM OPENS KITCHEN.WIDENED OPENING TO DINING AREA REPEATS COLUMN AND ARCH DETAIL FROM ENTRY.REMOVING WALLS BETWEEN KITCHEN, DINING ROOM AND SUNROOM OPENS LIVING SPACE.LIVING ROOM WITH NEW FIREPLACE TREATMENT, CABINETS. ANTIQUE CARPET SETS OFF FATHER’S CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS.NEW ENTRY FRAMED BY CRAFTSMAN STYLED COLUMNS, ARCHED OPENING.NEW ENTRY WELCOMES WITH FATHER’S PAINTING.

Removing walls and increasing lighting allowed this active family to connect and enjoy all of their home. The husband’s father was an artist, and his works were to be featured throughout. Two islands allow the new kitchen to function. Cabinets, countertops, tile and lighting artfully blend the kitchen into the surrounding spaces.