If you follow me on Instagram you will find snippets of what I am up to. If you aren’t why not? @cindyhattersley. Last week they came and photographed our home for a local magazine. I will let you know where you can find it, once it is published you are local.
I am working on a dining room for a young couple with a home that has fabulous bones. Here is my inspiration board.
We ended up painting the room BM Edgecomb Gray. The trim is on it’s way to becoming Benjamin Moore Simply White. Here is a sneak peek. Does this house have incredible mouldings and doors or what? This is all original! And the builtins? Count em Four!! They don’t build houses like this anymore. I am sure you know how excited I am to be working on this one.
We have made some selections on the carmel valley project that you read about here
The star of the existing house (they will tell you there aren’t many) is the beautiful lot. They are literally nestled in the trees. We call it the Tree House. This is what the view looks like from every angle all around the house.
This fabulous existing fireplace was laid in a most intricate pattern and the limestone is full of fossils which makes it really interesting.
Note the glue spots on the walls…yep it was paneled. That hideous hearth is going and will be replaced with a similar fossily slab with a chiseled edge. The ceilings will be whitewashed.
We selected this fabulous quartzite slab for the counters and backsplash, but we are not sure if it is in the budget according to our ‘budget minded contractor’.
We will be using some reclaimed wood on the range hood and the front of the island. Here is a shot of the rangehood roughed in.
The kitchen is in the center of the main floor plan. One side (the fireplace side) is for the family area. The other side is an open floor plan with a living and dining space. We selected two of these lights for over the large rectangular dining table.
Last week I went back and did a little work for a former client. We freshened up her entry with pretty perennials fabrics and started working on her bookcases. She has great style and a really good design sense. She doesn’t need too much guidance from me but we compliment one another. You will see more of that project later. Here is a sneak peek of that.
Note she had one of those giant upholstered ottomans that aren’t good for much of anything except resting your feet. We recovered it in Perennials Oh Suzannah Grey Hills https://www.perennialsfabrics.com/fabrics/colors/grey/oh-susanna-grey-hills/. We added this fabulous Happao Oversized Tray from Williams Sonoma Home which really made the ottoman more functional. I will do a full post on this house soon I promise! On Monday I am switching to Wordpress (yikes!!) Maryann has had a few issues and she is way more techy than me so look for problems! Thanks for hanging in here with me. You guys are the best!!
I am working on a dining room for a young couple with a home that has fabulous bones. Here is my inspiration board.
We ended up painting the room BM Edgecomb Gray. The trim is on it’s way to becoming Benjamin Moore Simply White. Here is a sneak peek. Does this house have incredible mouldings and doors or what? This is all original! And the builtins? Count em Four!! They don’t build houses like this anymore. I am sure you know how excited I am to be working on this one.
We have made some selections on the carmel valley project that you read about here
The star of the existing house (they will tell you there aren’t many) is the beautiful lot. They are literally nestled in the trees. We call it the Tree House. This is what the view looks like from every angle all around the house.
This fabulous existing fireplace was laid in a most intricate pattern and the limestone is full of fossils which makes it really interesting.
Note the glue spots on the walls…yep it was paneled. That hideous hearth is going and will be replaced with a similar fossily slab with a chiseled edge. The ceilings will be whitewashed.
We selected this fabulous quartzite slab for the counters and backsplash, but we are not sure if it is in the budget according to our ‘budget minded contractor’.
We will be using some reclaimed wood on the range hood and the front of the island. Here is a shot of the rangehood roughed in.
The kitchen is in the center of the main floor plan. One side (the fireplace side) is for the family area. The other side is an open floor plan with a living and dining space. We selected two of these lights for over the large rectangular dining table.
Last week I went back and did a little work for a former client. We freshened up her entry with pretty perennials fabrics and started working on her bookcases. She has great style and a really good design sense. She doesn’t need too much guidance from me but we compliment one another. You will see more of that project later. Here is a sneak peek of that.
Note she had one of those giant upholstered ottomans that aren’t good for much of anything except resting your feet. We recovered it in Perennials Oh Suzannah Grey Hills https://www.perennialsfabrics.com/fabrics/colors/grey/oh-susanna-grey-hills/. We added this fabulous Happao Oversized Tray from Williams Sonoma Home which really made the ottoman more functional. I will do a full post on this house soon I promise! On Monday I am switching to Wordpress (yikes!!) Maryann has had a few issues and she is way more techy than me so look for problems! Thanks for hanging in here with me. You guys are the best!!
That Edgecombe Grey is the most beautiful colour, I will search for something similar here in France as I want to repaint a couple of rooms this Autumn.
ReplyDeleteWow - what a fireplace! Love the black pendant as well. Currently looking for new dining fixture and that may be the one! Keep posting and don't worry about Wordpress hiccups, we'll all still be here reading and watching your posts.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Holly for always being so supportive!!
DeleteI love all the fabulous choices. Can't wait to follow the progress. Enjoy your weekend, Cindy.
ReplyDeleteI love the house you're working on. It will be fun to see the end result. The refresh job was pretty too.
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday!
xo,
Karen
Thanks Karen! Have a great weekend!
DeleteThe house is going to be amazing! Love seeing your inspiration board and can't wait to see your final reveal. Happy weekend, my friend!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kristy!!
DeleteAWESOME............keep GOING!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these projects, Cindy. I love following your work and getting to "be a part of it." Have a great weekend! Karen
ReplyDeleteLooking soooo good! I can't wait to see the kitchen hood. You crack me up calling me techy! Where are the tractor seat bar stools from? Have you gotten the tractor seat stools yet? I have a question for you.
ReplyDeleteLooks so good already! You have wonderful taste. A treat to see. Can't wait for Monday when you join the tribe. Why should it be easy?
ReplyDeleteThis home is already looking gorgeous! Love your choices!
ReplyDeleteShelley