In my humble opinion, some of the most interesting homes around are the ones that play up the contrast. Rough hewn beams paired with sleek polished marble, or a burled oak island set against crisp white subway tile… It’s the key to infusing life, soul, and staying power into a space. I’ve always said that every room should have a moment of “weird”, or unexpected, if you will. And this house, located in Salt Lake City, has got it in spades. While grandiose and glamorous in its own right, it still manages to remain humble, approachable, and not-overtly-precious. And isn’t that just the most picture perfect combo?
SHOP THE LOOK:
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Source: Rue Magazine | Interior Design: Tonya Olsen | Photography: Lindsay Salazar
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Hi Jacquelyn!
Thank you for reposting my project… I just came across this as I was searching for ideas for another client! If anyone would like to contact me directly, I am currently working as a senior designer for Barclay Butera. I can be reached at tonya@barclaybutera.com. PS – Love, love, love your site :)
Oh, those wooden kitchen cabinets. Where? How? I need them in my kitchen redesign!
I am in LOVE with this house (kitchen especially). If this isn’t inspiration I don’t know what is!
Isn’t the kitchen glorious? #goals for sure