A women-led team helps a young family reconfigure their 100-year-old house to accommodate their evolving needs.
“The Crestwood area is very special.
“The whole neighborhood feels like home.
Credit:HECTOR MANUEL SANCHEZ; Styling: KATHLEEN VARNER
“Having a walk-in is such a luxury in a house this age.”
“We truly enjoy every square inch on a daily basis.
It’s very livable, and we get to take in the beauty of each room every day.”
Inspired by the living room’s original sky blue walls (repaintedFarrow & Ball’s Light Blue, No.
22), Mackin carried the calmingblue-and-green color palettethroughout the home.
We’ve got to use it,' " recalls Lisa.
The piano is another cherished heirloom that has been in her family since she was a child.
Braided-jute floor coverings from Rugs USA anchor both living areas.
Source artwork from unexpected places.
“The house just had too many doors,” says Lisa.
“We cook most nights, so it gets a lot of use,” she says.
Splurge where you spend the most time.
Passed-down furnishings ground the cheeky space.
“I wanted to give them a home that looks really nice but is very approachable.”
18)to standout against walls painted in Sherwin-Williams' Alabaster.
Credit:HECTOR MANUEL SANCHEZ; Styling: KATHLEEN VARNER
Credit:HECTOR MANUEL SANCHEZ; Styling: KATHLEEN VARNER
Credit:HECTOR MANUEL SANCHEZ; Styling: KATHLEEN VARNER
Credit:HECTOR MANUEL SANCHEZ; Styling: KATHLEEN VARNER
