“We wanted the house to have a sense of permanence, some history to it, even though it was brand new.” In addition, the couple were adamant that the house fit well in the fabric of this traditional and established neighborhood.Īrchways in a variety of contexts and materials throughout the home are an inspired design feature.įrom the front, the 60-foot-wide lot looks typical of those you see around town. “We planned on raising our young kids here, so it wasn’t going to be a modern, museum-like structure,” says Brandon. They both admire the stylistic juxtaposition of old and new. As for the transitional French style they selected, Kaley likes to think of it as a love letter to her, Brandon says, explaining that his wife has a penchant for arches. Together with frequent collaborators contractor Andrew Patterson, founder of Patterson Custom Homes, and interior designer Brooke Wagner, of Brooke Wagner Design, Brandon and his wife, Kaley, brought to fruition what they hope will be their forever nest, a 4,600-square-foot, four-bedroom, five-bath home with a pool and a pool house.
#World charmas plus
A walkway and driveway made of stone, plus carriage garage doors, bring out the old-world charm of the transitional French style house.
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