A view of the dining area in the kitchen/keeping room. The iron doors were fabricated by Dave Quinlan, the walls throughout are stucco applied by Vali Lazar.
All wood in the kitchen is lime washed including the kitchen island with a marble top, the same marble was used for the counter tops. The lime wash is from ROMA.
I was able to visit the project myself when it was completed and want to share some of the photos I took. I am not a professional photographer so my images will look nothing like Lauren Rubenstein's in the above article.
A close up of the kitchen island.
A close up of the marble back splash and the stucco range hood.
The view looking from the kitchen to the dining and keeping room.
You can really see the texture of the stucco walls and ceiling.
View to kitchen from keeping room. The arched opening leads to the wet bar and the living area. Straight ahead behind the closed pocket doors is a spacious mudroom and ladies office.
Another view through the arched opening. The use of iron windows and doors throughout provides plenty of natural light.
The living area off the kitchen/dining keeping room.
Wooden beams were added for interest, they were sourced from Willis Everett at Vintage Lumber in Gay, Georgia.
Detail of stucco and wooden beam.
The wet bar connects the living room and the dining room.
The builder on this project was Mike Hammersmith.
The builder on this project was Mike Hammersmith.
Stay tuned for the next installment where I talk more about the extensive work performed by Cameron Thurman of Phoenix Millworks.
Thanks for reading!!
