(I've decided to split up each home into separate blog posts, so that it is easier and quicker to scroll through pictures and to go back and get the information in the future!)
Home #3: Gradison Design Build & Gradison Interiors
{favorite exterior design}
Gorgeous exterior! From the design of the home to the colors, to the dark window grids. This was my favorite exterior design.
How cool is this powder bathroom directly off the home's foyer?!? This is a really fun idea for a space. Keep the walls a simple white for a really fun, unexpected pop of interest on the ceiling, also known as the fifth wall!
Another great idea from this bathroom is the oversized mirror. To make this powder room look larger, they extened the length of the mirror to extend the entire length of the wall over the toilet. The wall sconces were placed on the mirror for added lighting.
I don't love the choice of butterfly wallpaper, but overall, it is a great idea.
Gorgeous family, and just look at those rustic beams!
Even a herringbone tile fireplace. The neutral palette allows the beams to be a focal point.
Another great light fixture in the staircase!
The master bedroom was a beautiful color palette of blue and white. Walls were painted Naval by Sherwin Williams.
The master bathroom had two matching vanities in separate areas. Great for 'his' and 'hers.' A huge, reocurring design trend this year was gold finished. Here, they used gray painted cabinets for the vanity, marble countertops, and gold hardware. All favorites of mine currently.
What a great idea!! In the kids loft area upstairs, the designer chose white paint for the walls and added a pop of color for interest on the ceiling. This is such a great idea for a kids room, kids playroom, or even a bathroom.
Some fun details in the basement bar like these really creative open shelves.
The bedroom in the basement was a fun, quirky design (with lots of elements from West Elm).
Even the mudroom off the garage didn't lack any design details. A perfect farm house style wall sconce shines down on a chalkboard wall for staying organized. I love that they chose to do an unexxpected navy painted cabinet here, versus just a dark stain or white.
And who doesn't want a tv that drops out of the ceiling on their back porch?!?
Spec Sheet of materials, paint colors, finishes available on Gradison's website, here. Gorgeous exterior! From the design of the home to the colors, to the dark window grids. This was my favorite exterior design.
How cool is this powder bathroom directly off the home's foyer?!? This is a really fun idea for a space. Keep the walls a simple white for a really fun, unexpected pop of interest on the ceiling, also known as the fifth wall!
Another great idea from this bathroom is the oversized mirror. To make this powder room look larger, they extened the length of the mirror to extend the entire length of the wall over the toilet. The wall sconces were placed on the mirror for added lighting.
I don't love the choice of butterfly wallpaper, but overall, it is a great idea.
Gorgeous family, and just look at those rustic beams!
Even a herringbone tile fireplace. The neutral palette allows the beams to be a focal point.
Another great light fixture in the staircase!
The master bedroom was a beautiful color palette of blue and white. Walls were painted Naval by Sherwin Williams.
The master bathroom had two matching vanities in separate areas. Great for 'his' and 'hers.' A huge, reocurring design trend this year was gold finished. Here, they used gray painted cabinets for the vanity, marble countertops, and gold hardware. All favorites of mine currently.
What a great idea!! In the kids loft area upstairs, the designer chose white paint for the walls and added a pop of color for interest on the ceiling. This is such a great idea for a kids room, kids playroom, or even a bathroom.
Some fun details in the basement bar like these really creative open shelves.
The bedroom in the basement was a fun, quirky design (with lots of elements from West Elm).
Even the mudroom off the garage didn't lack any design details. A perfect farm house style wall sconce shines down on a chalkboard wall for staying organized. I love that they chose to do an unexxpected navy painted cabinet here, versus just a dark stain or white.
And who doesn't want a tv that drops out of the ceiling on their back porch?!?
Gradison also features a wonderful video tour of their home on their website, here.
The next home tour coming up is...
Home #4: Matt Beecher Builders
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