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Home Transformation Features Western Influences

From: Lambert Home

This home renovation combines new traditional and western styles to become an oasis that matches the family's authentic tastes and specific lifestyle needs.

Photo: Bess McKinney. From: Lambert Home
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White Transitional Kitchen and Barstools

A large island was part of the kitchen renovation, creating an area for the family to hang out together while meals are being made.

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Before: Red Striped Kitchen

The kitchen was classic Granny with a mashup of old-fashioned wallpapers, light fixtures and cabinetry.

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White Transitional Kitchen and Barstools

A large island was part of the kitchen renovation, creating an area for the family to hang out together while meals are being made.

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Before: Kitchen and Breakfast Nook

The kitchen and breakfast nook needed a total overhaul to make the spaces brighter, more friendly and modern.

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White Transitional Breakfast Nook With Brown Pillow

There's now a new friendly breakfast nook nestled into bay windows in the opened up kitchen. The family can gather here for morning and other casual meals.

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Before: Living Room and Dining Room

There were openings in between the living room, kitchen and dining areas (a pass through window and a doorway), but there was no sense of flow and sightlines were limited.

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Multicolored Cottage Laundry Room With Plaid Ceiling

To add color and joy to the laundry room, designer Sarah Lambert used two different wallpapers. The flooring nods to traditional black and white checked flooring, but with a subtler, more modern aesthetic.

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Blue and Green Cottage Laundry Room and Office

The refurbished laundry room also includes an office. Designer Sarah Lambert made the multi-purpose space colorful and pattern filled, adding visual interest with two different wallpapers.

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Before: Great Room With Metal Table

This huge room was an everything-all-at-once space with no clear definition in architecture, function, or style.

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Country Living Room With Cowboy Hats

Western influences show up in many of the rooms. Here, two rows of cowboy hats are fun decor, hanging above the living room sofa.

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Before: Yellow Bathroom and Vanity

The bathroom's sink and vanity were firmly rooted in the very dated past and walls were a dingy yellow brown.

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Gray Bathroom With Window and Mirrors

Over the vanity in this bathroom, designer Sarah Lambert hung brass-trimmed mirrors on either side of a window. The overall effect is that of a triptych, tastefully set off by gray heathered wallpaper.

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Before: Brown Bathroom With White Tile Floor

Everything about this bathroom needed an update from the spackled ceiling to the dingy white tile floor and shower to the yellowed walls.

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White Transitional Spa Bathroom With Stools

This bathroom now features a spa-like wet room. Sarah Lambert used a stripe of penny tiles as graceful separation between the shower and the luxe soaking tub.

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White Bathroom With Wood Stools

White tile instantly freshens up this small bathroom, brightening the walls and floor and reflecting the room's natural light.