Welcome to a special gallery featuring the beautiful traditional yet contemporary Surfside home by Fredman Design Group.
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This fantastic home is of mixed materials including natural stone and reclaimed wood. The styles of this home shift slightly between very traditional–almost Old World–and more contemporary.
For example, the formal dining room and foyer are in stone and rich dark solid hardwood, with classic, traditional furniture silhouettes, while the kitchen is utterly contemporary.
Keep an eye out for some of the most stunning architectural features of this home, including the stone wall with candlelit alcoves in the foyer and the rolling bookcase ladders in several of the rooms, including two of the bedrooms.
Above is the formal dining room, which embodies the mixture of traditional and contemporary design in this home. Notice that the dining chairs are mismatched–some are very ornate, while others are upholstered in a complementary, but not matching, fabric.
At the far side of the room is an open hearth wood-burning fireplace.
Keep an eye out for these, and many more, details while you peruse this beautiful home gallery. Enjoy!
Photography by Nick Novelli
The enormous wooden double doors that mark the entrance to the home lead into the natural stone floor foyer. To the left of the doors is an antique wooden bench.
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A view of the foyer from near the distressed, rustic bench at the white wrought iron table across the foyer. A mosaic tile border on the walls is a unique touch that adds Old World flavor to the stunning entrance.
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An iron and wooden door just past the bench leads to the main floor powder room. On the wall beside the bathroom door is a line of broken bits of heavily textured pottery.
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The inside of the powder room continues the same style as the foyer with aged natural stone floors, a reclaimed wooden vanity and a brushed bronze sink. The ornate tile above the vanity is uninterrupted by a mirror. The mirror is instead on a small holder beside the sink.
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Down the hallway is the amazing stone wall with built-in alcoves that are lit by pillar candles. This wall, so close to the entrance, sets the atmosphere for the rest of the home.
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When entering the kitchen, the style of the home shifts in favor of the contemporary. This section of the kitchen features light gray marble countertops with butcher board next to the sink and glass-faced cabinets to the right.
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A closer look at this kitchen nook. The sections of butcher block settle nicely into a lip around the sink, and act as a simple, easy way to add countertop space where needed.
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The main preparation and cooking area looks through a stone archway into the formal dining room. The appliances are stainless steel, and the enormous kitchen island is in black and white.
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The white marble countertops match the marble backsplash behind the cooking range. Off to the right is the less formal dining room.
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The eat-in kitchen island is black and white with a narrow sink slightly off-center. The kitchen’s widest archway leads back into the living room.
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The nook extending from the kitchen is circular and in a light, powdery blue. The tile floor catches the light. A distress white circular dining set is topped by a crystal and wrought iron chandelier.
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A tall bedroom with a distressed powder blue wall behind the pastel bedding. Retro and antique accents like a rotary phone add charm to the space. A sliding bookcase ladder allows the occupant to take full advantage of vertical storage.
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The primary bathroom returns to the more contemporary feel of the kitchen, in black, white, and gray. Open storage beneath the vanity is perfect for towels. The tile and glass shower enclosure has a long bench along the back.
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The kitchen leads into the living room, a contemporary space overlooking two sets of stairs. The white wrought iron railings against the ornate wooden beams and stone walls epitomize the design goal of this home.
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A look into the living room from the stairway from the ground floor. The stone fireplace is in partial light stone, partial aged, dark stone.
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The elegant home office has lovely crown molding, paneling, and built in desks. A matching curved desk extends from the back wall into the center of the room.
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A closer look at the living room, highlighting the fireplace’s unique features and the elegant, modern sofa and chair.
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Connected to both the kitchen and living room is the formal dining room, which also contains a stone fireplace and a beautiful ornate dining table. Windows line the left wall of this room, letting in natural light to supplement the three matching chandeliers above the table.
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A ridge in the table is filled with antique rings, brooches, and earrings and covered in glass. These details add a bit of shine to the solid table.
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A white and gray bedroom with an inset button-tufted headboard in faux leather. The bed frame is ornately carved and matches the bench at the foot and the molding above the built-ins.
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A unique girl’s room with a bathroom suite. The layout of this room is custom built to create a loft above the bed that can be reached via a rolling bookcase ladder.Design by Fredman Design Group
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