Rosemoor Place Transformation
What We Did: Furnishings, Paint / Wallpaper, Artwork, Area Rugs, Décor
What does it take to make your home look warm and inviting? Take a page from this whole-house project where we struck the perfect balance of neutrals and pops of color, plus a mix of textures, eras, and styles to create a cozy, yet fresh vibe that says, “Come in! You’re going to love it here!” (and placing a stunning flower arrangement in a vintage vase on a center table just inside the front door doesn’t hurt either!
•Foyer / Family Room / Music Room: Grays, taupes, and white accented with soft reds and blue hues
•Kitchen / Breakfast Area: Taupes and neutrals, soft green with blue, green, and red accents
•Dining Room: Gray, red, blue, dark woods
•Powder Room: Red, teal, sky blue, chocolate brown wood, and granite
•Sunroom: Turquoise, beige, whitewashed woods, hints of yellow and orange
•Primary Suite: Sky blue, beige, red lacquer, pale blue, pale green
•Teen Girl’s Bedroom Suite: Light cream, blush, silver mercury glass, polished nickel, pale blue
•Young Boy’s Bedroom: Navy blue, gray, turquoise, dark woods
The Color Palettes
This Project’s “Don’t Miss” Details
•The clients’ collection of antique décor pieces we wove into the home’s new design
•The fierce floral patterned wallpaper covering the powder room’s walls
•The whimsical handcrafted metal décor atop the family room’s mantle
•The breakfast table and chairs’ rich custom finish
•The sunroom’s cheerful blue paint color, vintage bed swing, and lighted wood and mesh hanging globe
•The commissioned pieces by Angela Marie Art and the air plant wall in the teen girl’s bedroom and bath
•The young boy’s bedroom’s Marvel superhero theme and custom initial wall plaques
•The “A Drive Through Virginia” painting by Jennifer Austin Jennings and the red lacquerChinese cabinet in the master bedroom; the large ceramic rose “wall brooches” in the primary bath