Alan Clark Architects has beautifully reimagined this 1960s-era ranch home, situated in Marietta, a charming city northwest of Atlanta, Georgia. Ideally located near the Kennesaw National Battlefield Park, this home had already been through a few previous renovations. The architects were commissioned to strip back the previous work and reset the palette. Reduced to the bare studs, this 5,000 square foot, two-story (basement and main floor) home underwent a complete re-imagination.
A new chef’s kitchen, a guest suite, family room spaces, and an expanded garage/home office space were added…all housed within modern farmhouse undertones. A new lap pool and landscaping fences completed the composition—landscape architecture design by Southern Roots Studio and construction by Build CooperJones of Marietta.
What We Love: This dated ranch home in Georgia offers a brand new layout with bright and airy living spaces in a beautiful modern farmhouse style. The project team did a fantastic job of creating cozy and inviting interiors with the use of materials, finishes, and furnishings. Overall, a wonderfully updated home for family living and entertaining.
Tell Us: What do you think of this ranch home transformation? Are there any design details you would like to have seen done differently? Let us know in the Comments below!
Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other amazing home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign in the state of Georgia: An absolutely stunning Georgia lake house gets a dose of Belgian style and Absolutely dreamy European-style cottage home in woodlands of Georgia.
Above: The windows were by Loewen window company. They are the contemporary style with thin mullions and sash lines. Wall sconces are sourced from Circa Lighting.
Above: The tub is a stone resin. The floor and wall tile is porcelain. The “chair rail” cap that tops the wall tile is marble, as is the herringbone patterned inlay of the niche. Very practical, low maintenance materials for a luxe look.
Above: In the laundry room, the black wall sconces are the Visual Comfort SL2922BZ E.F. Chapman, Boston Functional Single Arm Library Light in Bronze. The countertop is Caesarstone’s “Sleek Concrete” with a 2″ laminated edge – looks very much like concrete. Room dimensions are 9’6″ wide by 10’3″ long. The shelves/cabinets are painted in Benjamin Moore’s “Mount Saint Anne” 1565. The shiplap wall is painted in Sherwin-Williams “Argos” 7065. The wallpaper is A Small Prints, pattern # FD23827, by “A Street Prints”. Flooring is an Italian porcelain tile, CESC’s Aragon Black, in a chevron pattern.
Above: The walls of this ranch home are painted in SW 7641 Collonade Gray in an eggshell finish, while the door paint color is Moody Blue SW 6221 Satin. On the floors, Italian porcelain tile, CESC’s Aragon Black, designed to be laid in this chevron pattern in varying shades of gray.
Above: The screen porch is about 180 square feet.
PHOTOGRAPHER Jeff Herr Photography
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