stiles fischer interior design is on a raenovating roll this week! today’s transformed home is located in
ladera ranch, california; a newer suburb in southern orange county. typical of many homes in southern california planned communities, the interior featured a precast fireplace, a built in media area, and heavy kitchen. brittany and nathan opted to customize it a bit. paying homage to the woman of the home’s montana roots, a cowhide ottoman and grasscloth wall treatment grace the family room.
ann sacks iridescent glass mosaic tiles were also introduced in the kitchen and new custom built-in dining sideboard area. as the mamas and the papas said, i’d be safe and warm, if i was in ladera ranch, california dreamin’.
stiles fischer interior design is on a raenovating roll this week! today’s transformed home is located in ladera ranch, california; a newer suburb in southern orange county. typical of many homes in southern california planned communities, the interior featured a precast fireplace, a built in media area, and heavy kitchen. brittany and nathan opted to customize it a bit. paying homage to the woman of the home’s montana roots, a cowhide ottoman and grasscloth wall treatment grace the family room. ann sacks iridescent glass mosaic tiles were also introduced in the kitchen and new custom built-in dining sideboard area. as the mamas and the papas said, i’d be safe and warm, if i was in ladera ranch, california dreamin’.
i would once again like to thank mr. nathan fischer of stiles fischer interior design for submitting their southern california makeovers.
The natural tones on the TV wall are great. The backsplash is also a nice touch.
ReplyDeletebeautiful transformation! i'm wondering if anyone can comment on the choice of laying hardwoods diagonally in the living room? is it a new trend? an acceptable option for a strange layout? always a good idea? etc. i'm trying to brainstorm layout ideas for hardwoods in my own home, and trying to reconcile the entryway leading to the family room and down a hallway, etc etc. thanks!!
ReplyDeleteKate, I am assuming you saw the diagonal floor in the living room photo. I think running wood, or tile, at an angle is a great and dynamic way to add character to a room. I would not run it diagonal down a hallway, I think it would be a bit offputting.
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