Bria Hammel Interiors is responsible for the renovation of this beautiful traditional-style family home located in Kansas City, Kansas. While the interior of this home underwent a complete tear-down, the exterior facade was still aesthetically pleasing. The designer gave a minimal refresh, swapping out light fixtures and the front door for updated curb appeal.
Every aspect of this remodel was carefully considered with the primary goal of creating an open and airy layout for comfortable living and entertaining. Customized details can be found at every turn, with walls torn down to create better storage options and more expansive living spaces that cater to the owner’s lifestyle needs. Continue below to see the rest of this incredible home tour…
What We Love: This traditional style home in Kansas provides a gorgeous transformation of the interior living spaces to provide a warm and inviting atmosphere. From the exterior facade, minor cosmetic enhancements and beautiful landscaping provides fabulous curb appeal and welcomes you into the home. Interior living spaces are comfortable yet stylish, designed with a timeless appeal that will be enjoyed for years to come.
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In the foyer, the designer completely updated the railing system of this stunning staircase. Custom metal spindles provide a more formal aesthetic. The chandelier is from the homeowner’s former home, updated with new custom shades to seamlessly transition into their new home.
The kitchen and pantry area was the largest transformation in this home. The designer completely reconfigured the layout of this space, removing an informal eating area for a more expansive kitchen. Collaborating with custom woodworking company Design and Made, a gorgeous, furniture-like island was created for casual dining. It was painted in a taupe hue for a warm, English traditional feel.
Additional highlights in this kitchen include hand painted terracotta tile, ice box hinge hardware, exquisite plumbing fixtures, and a show-stopping oven range.
Above: There are three ways to enter the Butler’s pantry and each entry is equally stunning.
Above: In the living room, there was existing millwork in this space but the designer wished to expand this further. Paneling was installed on all the walls, along with a picture rail for artwork to be displayed and switched out over the years. The original fireplace was a black granite which was replaced with white marble to keep the space light and airy. The designer opted to forgo window treatments to showcase the beautiful curved windows.
Above: This cozy hearth room is where the owners like to spend the majority of their time relaxing with their beloved dogs. A large, comfortable sofa was added in front of the fireplace. The fireplace stone and mantel were replaced with a lighter option. The original built-in cabinetry flanking the fireplace was switched out for windows, enhancing the natural light in this room.
Above: The primary bedroom was designed with a more feminine feel infused with masculine touches to balance it out. This includes the dark bed frame, black drapery hardware, and neutral hues in the area rug, providing contrast to counteract the feminine hues and patterns seen in the textiles and wallpaper.
Above: For the closet, the space was expanded by tearing down a wall that was once a home office. Now the owners have a spacious walk-in closet where they each have their own side of the room. There is an abundance of storage, along with beautiful window treatments and a few ottomans for the dogs to sit while their owners are getting ready.
This home offers three guest bedrooms, each with its own unique personality and style.
Above: The homeowners love to entertain and this traditional style home in Kansas offers plenty of space for doing just that. This wine cellar was originally a lower-level storage room. It is beautifully organized and temperature controlled. Next to this space is a bar with an old-fashioned, pub feel that is completely modernized.
Above: The bar features a brick backsplash, open shelving, and plenty of bar stools to host family and friends.
Above: This outdoor space is the ultimate man cave, a cigar area designed to be just as beautiful as the interior spaces. Integrated heaters in the ceiling provide warmth on cooler nights. There is also a television for watching sports and stairs that lead to an outdoor putting green.
PHOTOGRAPHER Aimeé Mazzenga
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