This gorgeous transitional-style dream house was designed by Studio 1 Architects in collaboration with Amy Storm & Company, located in Wheaton, Illinois. On the exterior facade, the black siding, fascia, and roof with the earthy, warm brick are the perfect mix for this home.
The darker, moody vibe of the exterior provides a fabulous contrast to the light and bright interior. Inside you will find a harmonious floor plan with light and airy living spaces that are warm and welcoming and highly functional for family living. Continue below to see the rest of this spectacular home tour…
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Studio 1 Architects BUILDER Patrick Murphy Builders INTERIOR DESIGN Amy Storm & Company
What We Love: There are so many beautiful details in this Illinois dream house. The vertical lines that are repeated throughout the dwelling are amazing. We are loving the clean lines and simplicity of the exterior and the dramatic yet timeless materials palette. Overall, the project team did a fantastic job of creating a beautifully inviting home with luxurious details for everyday living and entertaining.
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Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other sensational home tours that we have featured in this home in the state of Illinois: European inspired home with a dramatic black and white palette in Illinois and Beautiful home designed with casual yet sophisticated styling in Chicago.
The windows and glass doors throughout this home were sourced from Andersen Windows & Doors.
Above: The black slate roof brings richness to this gorgeous home. A solid front door, paired with substantial sidelights provides privacy.
Above: In the powder bathroom, this exotic marble slab was sourced at Calia Stone Boutique.
Above: A clever pocket doggie door!
Above: There are numerous details in this kitchen to admire, including all of the functional storage and organization and large windows. The cabinets in this dream kitchen are rift-sawn white oak, custom fabricated by Arbor Mills Custom Cabinetry. The countertops and backsplash are Violetta Marble from Calia Stone Boutique. It has a deep purple and burgundy veining with a creamy white base.
Above: The range is by Wolf and can be purchased through the Ferguson Showroom. The pendant lights are by Katy Skelton. The beautiful area rug was sourced from Amy Storm & Company Store.
Above: The Sub-Zero fridge offers plenty of organization on the interior. The ovens in the kitchen are by Wolf.
Above: The island counter stools are from Four Hands Furniture.
Above: The stunning dual-sided plaster fireplace (direct vent) is a focal point, a piece of art, and a room divider.
Above: The chandelier in the living room was sourced from Tech Lighting.
Above: From the family room, through the dining room, and into the kitchen, interior designer Amy Storm repeated finishes, details, and colors to tie all the spaces together, while separately defining them.
Above: The sunroom features an indoor swing for lounging and relaxation. The swing was sourced from Four Oak Bed Swings.
Above: The dual-sided fireplace in this serene owner’s bedroom provides a delineation between the bed and the sun-drenched sitting room. The exquisite light fixture above the bed is from Palecek.
Above: This custom bed wall with a built-in headboard and nightstands is not only stunning but took a lot of careful planning and detailing from the design team and talented fabricators. The custom wood nightstand is from Lignumco, while the continuous fabric headboard was custom upholstered by Alkleiva.
Above: In the bathroom, the wall sconces were sourced from Generation Lighting. The freestanding tub faucet is from Brizo. The flooring is terrazzo.
Above: On the lower level, the small door under the staircase is used for storage.
Above: This lower-level bar features an exquisite stone backsplash, countertop, and shelf called ‘Ocean Storm’ by Terra Stone Design and sourced from Calia Stone Boutique.
Above: The beverage cooler integrated into this incredible lower-level bar is by Sub-Zero. The wall sconces are from Visual Comfort.
Above: The attached pergola of this Illinois dream house is heated. The pergola can also open and close to make a solid ceiling.
Above: The beautiful covered porch provides shelter from the elements and features an electronic gutter system with built-in drainage.
Above: The outdoor furnishings are from West Elm.
PHOTOGRAPHER Stoffer Photography Interiors
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