Olde Castle Loop, Oxford, Mississippi
Hello! Today we've meandered to Oxford, Mississippi, and this spiffy two year old home.
The house is very open concept, and the front door opens into the dining area and living room.
Like the last post, we have an interior brick wall for character, but the color variation in those bricks contrasts too much with the paint color and wood floor tones.
I couldn't resist using the Benjamin Moore Visualizer to make it all flow a bit more smoothly.
You'll see why I chose those particular colors in a moment.
First, let's focus on the dining area:
I just want to quiet that corner down, as quickly as possible.
{Better Homes and Gardens}
I like how this design takes the focus off the brick wall and also brings texture to the floor. I also like that the light fixture reinforces our change from bistro restaurant wanna-be to sleek and sophisticated. It's gone from Chef Boyardee's dining room to Giada de Laurentiis'.
Let's add a little of that polish to the living area:
I know, that's a piano, not a fireplace, but you see where I'm going with this.
The bathroom is nice, but the finishes are a little standard:
{Angie Hranowsky}
This design gives the room the attention to detail that it needs.
Last we have the bedroom- not sure if it's the master or not, but it needs a little style and sophistication as well.
{Jason Urrutia}
There, that looks a little more comfortable, doesn't it?
This house may not be an Olde Castle, but it has the potential to be stylish and sophisticated all on its own. Thanks for stopping by!
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