A wow factor is found in the downstairs bathroom, which features a striking and unexpected chinoiserie (Chinese motif) wallpaper, complemented by a bamboo-style mirror and penny tile floor. The upstairs master bath has Carrera marble countertops, charcoal-grey custom cabinets and a shower of beveled subway tiles. The boys’ bathroom has quartz countertops and hexagon floor tile. A small basketball court behind the garage is “a saving grace” during the pandemic, Kristen says. “They have something to do that is not inside playing a video game or on a device. And dad loves playing with them too.” The backyard is also home to a new wooden pergola over the patio and builtin brick barbeque for outdoor dining and entertaining. With December upon us, the family looks forward to their first holiday—with indoor and outdoor festivities—in their new home.
SACRAMENTO HOME MAKEOVER SHOW High Noon Entertainment, which produces programs such as HGTV’s Good Bones and Fixer Upper, is debuting a new home makeover show featuring Sacramento. The series will focus on homeowners ready to take on a large-scale renovation, but don’t have a shared vision for style, scope and/ or functionality. The show will feature an expert design team that specializes in helping duos with opposite tastes. Stay tuned for more information on the series’ debut. To recommend a home or garden for Open House, contact editor@insidepublications.com. More photography and previous columns can be found and shared at InsideSacramento.com. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: @insidesacramento. n
A wow factor is found in the downstairs bathroom, which features a striking and unexpected chinoiserie (Chinese motif) wallpaper.
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