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1911 Craftsman Foursquare
The Harry C. & Elizabeth Ewing House
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Button1911 Craftsman Foursquare in the Historic Irvington neighborhood.
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ButtonOpening kitchen walls brought in more light and allows for more together time and access to the yard.
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ButtonNew box beams and a custom jewel-toned island hide structure and dress up function.
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ButtonJust off the kitchen, we turned the built-in butlers pantry cabinets into a wet bar.
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ButtonWe reused the brass bar sink and added stainless steel counters and mirrored tile for sparkle.
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ButtonThe new WC feels fun and exotic with green wainscoting and playful wallpaper.
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ButtonA pantry closet with original built ins merged with a mudroom for a cheery and practical go zone.
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ButtonOnce a bedroom, now the main bath and laundry, we created an oasis for the busy parents.
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ButtonLeggy console sinks flank the tub and the WC went glam with pretty wallpaper.
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ButtonThe spacious shower's glass surround shows off handsome, deep blue tile and polished nickel fixtures.
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ButtonA former main bathroom was transformed into a fun and functional main closet.
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ButtonThe new laundry gives plenty of room to sort and fold, with lovely natural light and lively wallpaper.
Proudly sitting on a corner in the Historic Irvington neighborhood, this 1911 Craftsman foursquare home is also known the Harry C. & Elizabeth Ewing House, built by Richard H. Martin.
Its large overhangs and frieze moulding, columns and natural, old growth Douglas Fir millwork illustrate Arts & Crafts style.
1st FLOOR
KITCHEN
The existing kitchen had several interior walls, segmenting it into different zones. The homeowners wanted a more open kitchen with better connection to the yard, providing a gathering hub for the whole family. New box beams and a custom jewel-toned island hide structure and dress up function. Finishes are fresh whites, quartz counters, stainless steel and aged brass, and oak floors bring an element of warmth under custom VWP cabinets.
BUTLERS PANTRY
Just off the kitchen, we turned built-in butler's pantry cabinets into a full wet bar, reusing the brass bar sink, adding stainless steel counters and mirrored tile for a little sparkle.
WC
The new WC feels lush with green wainscoting and tropical-themed wallpaper.
PANTRY & MUDROOM
A pantry closet with original built ins merged with the mudroom for a cheery, roomy and practical go-zone.
2nd FLOOR
MAIN BATHROOM
Once a nursery, now the main bath and laundry, we created an ethereal oasis for the busy parents with more space. This bathroom has a WC with pretty wallpaper, a spacious shower, a pair of leggy console sinks and a freestanding tub. Luxurious finishes include handsome, deep blue tile in the shower, polished nickel fixtures, Bardiglio marble mosaic floor tile and polished nickel plumbing fixtures.
MAIN CLOSET
We transformed the former main bathroom into a fresh and roomy closet and dressing room. A bay window gives soft Northern light, while plush rugs and a Papa Bear chair make it a cozy place to get ready for the day.
2nd FLOOR LAUNDRY
What was once a nursery became the new laundry and main bath. With a counter for folding, rolling hampers and a side by side washer and dryer, the family has all they need to do the wash just steps from their bedrooms. Bold wallpaper makes things fun, the room gets natural light in daytime and a pretty pendant lights the room after dark.
Read more about this incredible restoration in Iconic Magazine