Family Room Design Photos with a Corner TV
Phase One DesignThis client wanted to keep with the time-honored feel of their traditional home, but update the entryway, living room, master bath, and patio area. Phase One provided sensible updates including custom wood work and paneling, a gorgeous master bath soaker tub, and a hardwoods floors envious of the whole neighborhood.
Incredible Windows!This beautiful home has Hunter Douglas Silhouettes throughout the home, all Power View, making it easy for the home owner to control their blinds.
Red Level Renovations, LLCThis ranch house in Druid Hills was in total disrepair before the renovation and expansion brought it back to life. The original house was stripped down to the studs, interior walls were reconfigured and a true great room was created by vaulting the ceiling (14') to the ridge line and removing the central dividing wall.
Mimi Wilson - MW Design GroupOur clients asked us to create flow in this large family home. We made sure every room related to one another by using a common color palette. Challenging window placements were dressed with beautiful decorative grilles that added contrast to a light palette.
Photo: Jenn Verrier Photography
Möbel Interior DesignRez de chaussée, plusieurs murs ont été abattus afin d'avoir une grande pièce à vivre au rez-de-chaussée.
La cheminée à été rafraîchie avec un parquet bois sur le dessus au lieu du crépi qu'il y avait avant.
Une grande baie vitrée donne beaucoup de lumière.
ALL Renovation & Design LLCThis home addition didn't go according to plan... and that's a good thing. Here's why.
Family is really important to the Nelson's. But the small kitchen and living room in their 30 plus-year-old house meant crowded holidays for all the children and grandchildren. It was easy to see that a major home remodel was needed. The problem was the Nelson's didn't know anyone who had a great experience with a builder.
The Nelson's connected with ALL Renovation & Design at a home show in York, PA, but it wasn't until after sitting down with several builders and going over preliminary designs that it became clear that Amos listened and cared enough to guide them through the project in a way that would achieve their goals perfectly. So work began on a new addition with a “great room” and a master bedroom with a master bathroom.
That's how it started. But the project didn't go according to plan. Why? Because Amos was constantly asking, “What would make you 100% satisfied.” And he meant it. For example, when Mrs. Nelson realized how much she liked the character of the existing brick chimney, she didn't want to see it get covered up. So plans changed mid-stride. But we also realized that the brick wouldn't fit with the plan for a stone fireplace in the new family room. So plans changed there as well, and brick was ordered to match the chimney.
It was truly a team effort that produced a beautiful addition that is exactly what the Nelson's wanted... or as Mrs. Nelson said, “...even better, more beautiful than we envisioned.”
For Christmas, the Nelson's were able to have the entire family over with plenty of room for everyone. Just what they wanted.
The outside of the addition features GAF architectural shingles in Pewter, Certainteed Mainstreet D4 Shiplap in light maple, and color-matching bricks. Inside the great room features the Armstrong Prime Harvest Oak engineered hardwood in a natural finish, Masonite 6-panel pocket doors, a custom sliding pine barn door, and Simonton 5500 series windows. The master bathroom cabinetry was made to match the bedroom furniture set, with a cultured marble countertop from Countertec, and tile flooring.
Anna Rodé Designs, Inc.This view of the family great room shows the fireplace and entertainment center. The Versailles stone floor is covered by an area rug under the large sectional and coffee table. A custom wood cabinet holds the television, books, and curios. The high ceiling has both skylights and fans, with recessed lighting.
Family Room Design Photos with a Corner TV
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