The foyer was transformed from a dated, cherry-saturated and traditional space with new stair components, breezy paint, and sophisticated furnishings from Jiun Ho, among others. Buster, the client’s younger of two mini golden-doodles, makes a cameo here as well.

The soaring space is enlivened by the exquisite, hand-blown Italian glass chandelier from Donghia. The green lamp is from John Richard, and the custom art by local artist Karin Nelson through Lafontsee Gallery. The custom wool rug is by Scott Group Studio.

The previously dark, masculine and dated office was dramatically transformed to this bright, interesting space, now coveted by kids and parents alike. The desk is by Vanguard, with a chair by Kravet, and vintage rug from 1stDibs. DLCouch white linen covers the walls, with a vinyl by the same company above. Never forget to decorate the ceiling.

In the colorful dining room, a Bernhardt table and chairs showcase scarlet embroidery from Scalamandré atop a vintage rug from 1stdibs. The chandelier is John Richard. Art from Lafontsee.

The illuminated ceiling of the dining room glows at night - perfect for dinner parties that last well into the evenings.

The soaring, two story living room is a favorite of the home owner, who enjoys morning coffee in her custom Charles Stewart chair covered in Lee Jofa wool. The custom chair’s ivory silk is Ebanista, and bespoke side table by Jarrod Murphree.

How cute is this? On the custom Kravet sofa, loyal and obedient Buster and Lola pose on cue. Custom end tables, lamps from The Home Studio. Custom pillows, Pillows By Dezign.

The separating wall was removed between the kitchen and family rooms to open the spaces, which were completely gutted for the renovation. Stools: Charles Stewart in Kravet vinyl. Lights: Chapman via Circa Lighting. Counters: Silestone. Cabinets: Woodways.

In place of tile, bold paper by Thibaut lines the walls. walnut was used to perfectly accent the classic white and blue (Hale Navy by Benjamin Moore) cabinetry, which conceals preservation appliances by SubZero.

To top the double Wolf range, artist Steve Fidler was tasked to build our custom-designed 96” metal hood. The sliding panels conceal spices and oils inset into wall cabinets.

Colorful pillows from Scalamandré and Boris Kroll accent the porch furnishings by Telescope Casual.

In the cozy family room, custom furniture by Kravet creates an inviting seating area. The bar hides the liquor with the same sliding stone panels as in the kitchen. Fabrication by Lakeside.

The family room boasts colorful details - from the art by Wendover, to the custom pillows (Pillows by Dezign), and accessories. The custom sectional is by Kravet, and the open shelf backs are papered in Grass Roots Navy Mod by Phillip Jeffries. Cocktail table by wRH.

The calm yet dynamic elements in the master bedroom reflect the coastal, sylvan and urban tastes of the clients - world travelers with an eclectic style. The custom bed and chairs are by Charles Stewart, which the bench is from Kravet. Maya Romanoff wallpaper.

In the powder room, gorgeous texture lines the walls via Indira Cloth by Phillip Jeffries, while a Scalamandre vinyl pulls the eye to the indigo (a client favorite) ceiling. Sconces by Visual Comfort.

The immaculately built home remained under the original owner from 2003, and only required minor aesthetic updates to the exterior. The grounds provide the young, active family with plenty of room to play, entertain and enjoy the country life.