was replaced by a sleek, black powder-coated metal design and drywall posts were swapped out for new timber support beams. “The staircase is my favorite feature by far. This is a family that loves to entertain, so to be able to give them that immediate wow factor as soon as you walk through the front door was monumental,” Peters says, adding she was excited to collaborate with clients who shared her vision of purposeful design. “I really identify with the calming style of this entire space – white walls, black accents, warm woods and intentional décor. The homeowner was like a kindred spirit as we’re both of the mindset that we want to see our favorite things around the house and not just have things out for the sake of filling a space,” she says. “A year and a half later, they still absolutely love living in their home. It’s perfect for them.” Above: Classic white subway tile surrounds the family’s kitchen, anchored by a large island with quartz countertops and seating for five; industrial pendant lights hover above the casual eating area. Above Left: Two floating oak shelves add warmth and texture inside the kitchen’s crisp white space. Left: The white grid-style upper cabinet doors accommodate the handle-free, streamlined design while the lowers are outfitted with black pulls.
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