my favorite nashvillians are back! jamie beckwith and her team of talented designers recently transformed today’s mishmash of a home into a cohesive casa! their focus was to recreate the spaces to accommodate the children as they age, growing from baby girls to big girls.
the cozy reading nook and guest bathroom were the public spaces to receive beckwith’s attention. both were awkwardly renaissancey and didn’t reflect the young family’s modern vibe. by adding elements that radiate warmth and texture, new spaces were born. case in point, the bathroom wall. golden topaz stretcher wood tiles from the jamie beckwith collection surround a custom cut mirror, creating the mother of all warmly textured walls.
the beckwith team then moved onto the girls’ bedrooms, turning them into spaces that will grow with them. playing with poppy patterns and hot hues, the rooms are now fun, modern and big girl appropriate. i’m especially obsessed with the custom window cornices and wild headboard shapes and totally consider myself a growing girl ready for one of these rooms!
i would especially like to thank ashleigh farrar of beckwith interiors for sharing their transformations with us! ashleigh and deidre glore were the designers assigned to this project while bill lafevor of lafevor architectural photography captured the after photos.
the cozy reading nook and guest bathroom were the public spaces to receive beckwith’s attention. both were awkwardly renaissancey and didn’t reflect the young family’s modern vibe. by adding elements that radiate warmth and texture, new spaces were born. case in point, the bathroom wall. golden topaz stretcher wood tiles from the jamie beckwith collection surround a custom cut mirror, creating the mother of all warmly textured walls.
the beckwith team then moved onto the girls’ bedrooms, turning them into spaces that will grow with them. playing with poppy patterns and hot hues, the rooms are now fun, modern and big girl appropriate. i’m especially obsessed with the custom window cornices and wild headboard shapes and totally consider myself a growing girl ready for one of these rooms!
i would especially like to thank ashleigh farrar of beckwith interiors for sharing their transformations with us! ashleigh and deidre glore were the designers assigned to this project while bill lafevor of lafevor architectural photography captured the after photos.
Oh those bookshelves! And I don't think I've ever been so impressed with a bathroom mirror, but it's so artistic!
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