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2011 Fall Remodelers ShowcaseSM Dream Remodeled Homes

Category: Newsroom » Remodelers ShowcaseSM » Remodelers Dream Homes - September 13, 2011

R11 by Summit Design Build, LLC

3130 W. Owasso Boulevard, Roseville

A Truly Modern Dream Home

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Blending contemporary and craftsman styling, Summit Design Build, touched every detail of this home, inside and out, to transform a contemporary two-story into a warm, comfortable residence that has all the features the homeowners wanted. With 900 square feet added, the space has been reconfigured to function just perfectly.

From the outside, guests and family are welcomed via a flagstone porch, through stone columns, to a dramatic barrel-vault entryway. ​Step through the front door to wide-plank walnut flooring, enameled wainscot walls, and pillars defining the dining area and den entry. Throughout the house huge Marvin picture windows showcase the picturesque Lake Owasso views.

The kitchen boasts two full refrigerators, two microwaves, two dishwashers, and a hot new cooling/freezer drawer. LED lighting is accented throughout the kitchen, under and in cabinets, and sparkles through the glass-front cabinets which flank the huge island. ​

The upstairs is definitely dream home material, from the owners’ suite with floor-to-ceiling windows framing serene lake views, to the delightful girl’s dream bath that daughters everywhere will covet. Downstairs beckons with a movie theater with drop-down screen, a wet bar, and second office. You simply must see the guest bathroom, showcasing a rain showerhead hanging from the 10-foot ceiling and a meandering river of tile that flows from the shower through the bath and out to the service door greeting guests as they return from a stroll down to the lake. ​

Fully automated, even the most tech-savvy will be impressed. A touch of the IPad will access the thermostat, alarm system, cameras, sound, televisions, lighting, even the Lutron shades.

You won’t want to miss this exceptional Dream Remodeled Home.  And your tax deductible $5 donation will help families in need.

 

R28 by John Kraemer & Sons, Inc.

743 Goodrich Avenue, St. Paul

Rich in History

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Built in 1905 for MN Supreme Court Justice Oscar Hallam, this brick Victorian home is situated in the heart of St. Paul’s Crocus Hill. It was designed by Minnesota’s premier residential architect, Clarence H. Johnston and still bears many of his signature details within its restrained elegance. You’ll adore the hand-carved stone capitals on the front porch columns, the iridescent tan brick veneer, and large detailed roof rafters. But that’s just a start to whet your architectural appetite.

Mindful of the original architect’s design, the current owners, (only the fourth in the home’s existence), wished to be good stewards and maintain the integrity of this historic landmark. They started by collaborating with architect Charlie Simmons of Charlie & Co. Design, Ltd. and builder/remodeler John Kraemer & Sons. The primary objective was to assure the remodeled home caters to a modern family’s lifestyle while retaining all the charm, elegance and beauty for which it had been known.

With a subtle addition that doubled the existing kitchen area, the team was able to re-create portions of the original layout that had been stripped out by previous owners. The delightful new Butler’s Pantry brings back old-fashioned function, while the new mudroom meets today’s need for convenience.

The new exterior spaces are truly charming and designed to flow organically from the traditional architecture. From the graceful stone terrace and outdoor spa to the roof-top sun deck, this dream remodeled home is as welcoming outside as it is in.

There’s so much more to see, make sure you add it to your Remodelers Showcase tour this fall.

 

R59 by M l A l Peterson Designbuild

4611 Morrland Avenue, Edina

En Vogue

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At first approach, this beautifully detailed home appears much as it did originally back in 1934. The French architectural style is preserved by the brick detailing above the windows and stone arch wrapping of the front door and veranda. Step past the arched mahogany front door and you immediately notice the herringbone marble floor and shimmering crystal light fixtures. The living room is graced by a hand carved limestone fireplace flanked by French doors. Your anticipation builds as you step into the formal dining room that is papered in French toile.

The kitchen is the breathtaking centerpiece of French formal design. You find yourself surrounded by exquisitely detailed cabinetry complete with Fleur de Lis and a Bombay inspired center Island. Your eyes wander from the fluted leg posts to the hand painted Delft backsplash tiles to the tableau above the range and a handsome carved limestone hood. Beyond the kitchen you are drawn into the sunroom with tall windows on three walls, enameled paneling and a Calcutta marble fireplace.

Ascend the Damask covered staircase to the bedroom level and continue to appreciate the exquisite design and attention to detail that this home offers at every turn.

Every architectural decision, every cabinet, every fixture and every fabric has been carefully chosen to leave you with an experience that you will long remember.

This home invites life to flourish while remaining elegant.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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