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A second-story door—lost for decades—was returned to provide deck access. |
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The new colonnade between the living and dining rooms is a period-perfect addition. |
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In the dining room, Tim uncovered ceiling beams once hidden, added wainscoting and era-appropriate trim, and created a delicate arch over the bay window. New stained-glass doors completing the original buffet were created by a local artisan. The couple spent years finding the closely matched antique sconces and chandelier. |
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Tim raised the roof on the master bedroom and added skylights to create a bright, welcoming retreat. |
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The master bathroom was carved out of a former closet, and combines vintage features like an inset medicine cabinet and pedestal sink with state-of-the-art conveniences like tile floors warmed by radiant heat. |
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The kitchen was bumped out to repair a muddled, tiny floor plan that resulted when a powder room was added to the house. |
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The kitchen's cozy breakfast nook boasts hidden storage. |
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Landscape designer Octavia Chambliss suggested creating a patio where the driveway to the garage once stood, to take advantage of the back yard's sunniest spot. |
