The Thomas Place residence was built in 1959 in a fashion that was quickly outdated. The goal for this remodel was to create a timeless home in a traditional style that would last for generations. The home’s original architectural style was undefined; so one challenge was tying in the character of the existing exterior with Classical applications. The exterior was transformed with a new entry, shutters and painted brick. The interior was gutted and brought up to modern standards with great attention to detail and craftsmanship. The floor plan was also restructured for a more functional flow.
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The home's exterior was completely transformed with a new front entry, shutters and painted brick. The traditional style of the home is apparent by the Classical elements on the exterior, which continues inside.
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Detail of the entry. This traditional porch replaced an iron door surround. The Classical style of the moldings and columns will not go out of style quickly like the previous door surround did.
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This traditional kitchen is complete with Sub-Zero appliances, marble countertops, hardwood floors and custom cabinetry.
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The dining room was redesigned for a more open floor plan and functional flow between the living room and kitchen. The quality of the craftsman may be seen in details such as the custom built-in cabinets and Classical moldings.
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Before: Built in 1959, the home's original architectural style was undefined. Using traditional cues from the exterior, we remodeled the home with Classical elements inside and out to give the home a true traditional identity.
