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Updated Traditional Home

September 25, 2015
A modern kitchen and updated master bedroom suite are among the key features of this traditional home remodeled by Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects.
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Updated Traditional Home with Glazed Dormers

In the evening, the home's glazed dormer windows resemble glowing lanterns. A bright green door stands out against all the white and serves as a focal point for the house.  

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Porch With Green Front Door

The restored front porch was intended to serve as a centerpiece of the house. The bright green front door and the corner glazed dormers provide modern accents.

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Modern Back Deck with Canopy and LED Accent Lighting

The home's wooden deck includes a canopy with accent LED lighting. Floor-to-ceiling windows help tie the home's indoor and outdoor areas together.

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Modern Side Wall with Wrap-Around Windows

One of the home's exterior side walls includes modern windows that let in natural light and provide a view into the kitchen.

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Wrap-Around Window View of Modern Kitchen

The large wrap-around window offers a peek into the modern kitchen, which features a shiplap wall and marble countertops.  

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Modern Kitchen with Large Corner Windows

This modern kitchen features large corner windows, structural steel columns and a dynamic wallpaper behind a glass backsplash. Marble countertops and a farmhouse sink complete the look.

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Modern Kitchen with Graphic Black-and-White Backsplash

This kitchen is a study in contrast, with large corner windows, structural steel columns and a dynamic wallpaper behind a glass backsplash.

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Breakfast Nook with Exposed Beams

Across from the kitchen, this cute breakfast area is defined by salvaged wood beams on the ceiling. An interesting mix of furniture styles gives the space an eclectic feel, and an unusual chandelier serves as a focal point.

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Living Room with Exposed Brick Chimney

The renovation exposed existing wood shiplap walls and the brick of the chimney, which were left in place to give character to the interior. Various traditional pieces and an oriental rug help tie the design together.  

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Modern Staircase with Exposed Brick Chimney

The exposed brick chimney features prominently in the stairwell space. The modern stairwell design adds visual interest in a space that might otherwise seem lackluster.

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Master Suite with Antique Black Doors

Leading into the master suite, black antique doors provide a visual break against the wood walls. Above the doors, a glass transom lets in light.  

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Master Bedroom With Green Upholstered Chairs

The master bedroom has a high window allowing abundant light. The contrast of dark green chairs against a stark white wall provides an artistic juxtaposition.

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Master Bedroom with Split Hardwood Ceiling

A divided hardwood ceiling leads to a small window, adding both interest and natural light to this updated master bedroom.

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Modern Master Bathroom With Subway Tile Walls

A high window in this master bathroom provides abundant natural light without sacrificing privacy. Modern white cabinetry meshes well with classic subway tile on the walls. A floral floor pattern adds life to the all-white modern design.