Blending styles

Bailow Architects opened and expanded this craftsman-style bungalow kitchen, using reclaimed materials to create a warm, family-friendly space

A substantial sink sits below a set of cabinetry, countertop, cuisine classique, floor, flooring, hardwood, home, interior design, kitchen, real estate, room, window, brown — A substantial sink sits below a set of large frame windows

Two pendant lights sit above the island, drawing cabinetry, ceiling, countertop, cuisine classique, dining room, floor, flooring, hardwood, interior design, kitchen, laminate flooring, room, wood flooring, gray

The wood vanity stands out in this bathroom bathroom, bathroom accessory, bathroom cabinet, chest of drawers, drawer, floor, flooring, furniture, hardwood, plumbing fixture, product, product design, room, shelf, sink, tap, tile, wall, wood, gray

White, NY deli-like tiles form the splashback and cabinetry, countertop, cuisine classique, floor, flooring, hardwood, home, interior design, kitchen, laminate flooring, living room, room, wood flooring, white

The kitchen certainly has a farmhouse feel to countertop, dining room, hardwood, interior design, kitchen, real estate, room, window, gray

Shelving beneath the island provides a useful spot cabinetry, countertop, cuisine classique, floor, flooring, furniture, hardwood, interior design, kitchen, laminate flooring, room, wood, wood flooring, brown

By choosing not to hide the extractor, the cabinetry, countertop, cuisine classique, floor, flooring, hardwood, interior design, kitchen, laminate flooring, room, wood flooring, gray

Design: Bailow Architects

About the project (text supplied): A growing family had reached capacity at their charming craftsman style bungalow in Natick, Massachusetts. Having fallen in love with their neighbourhood and community they choose to create a renovation and addition that almost doubled the size of their home and gave them the transitional style that fit there classic aesthetic and modern lifestyle.

Architect Chris Bailow of Bailow Architects used an open concept with traditional details to craft a perfect space for the young family to grow and live. Using reclaimed materials helped to blend the classic style of the existing home with the newly updated spaces.

Who are the clients and what's interesting about them?

A young growing family hoping to stay in the neighboured they had grown to love.

Key products used:

Reclaimed timbers salvaged from an antique home in Dover, MA.

How is the project unique?

Blend of old and new, timeless and classic, does not look like an addition.

Story by: Trends

15 Mar, 2018

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