Materials found locally were used for the renovation.
The small windows were kept. In the dining room a spoon lamp adds a merry touch.
The dining area as seen from above.
Karin's portrait hangs above the window. Red painted concrete floor, open shelves and baskets in the rustic kitchen.
Martin poses imitating his wife's portrait in the kitchen.
In the master bedroom the night table and base of the bed are made of concrete.
Mediterranean style bathroom.
This terrace is right outside the master bedroom.
Stunning views from the outside barbecue area.
Shady spot to have dinner outside.
All images from here.
A façade of Cashiers, North Carolina, fieldstone and a large front porch ensure that this newly constructed Dutch Colonial home complements its mature neighborhood.
The Ansleys in their porch.
The Ansleys' Boykin spaniel, Bodie, in the foyer of their new home. Paint color, Benjamin Moore Oyster Shell
A custom limestone-and-pewter hood was the launching pad for the kitchen's soft blue-gray colour palette.
The family room opens up directly into the large kitchen, which features a comfortable eating area that can accommodate up to 14.
The butler's pantry includes copper countertops, wainscot paneling and mirrored walls, as well as a window that opens up to the outdoor courtyard.
It took faux-finish artist Judy Neukrug six weeks to hand-paint the walls of the dining room to look like wallpaper.
Landscape architect Rick Anderson designed the outdoor living area.
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