Northridge Remodel: The Entry + Dining
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Northridge Remodel: The Entry + Dining

See the entry and dining spaces in our Northridge Remodel!

We’re kicking off the week with the beautiful entry and dining room of our Northridge Remodel!

It’s a huge top to bottom remodel that needed to be updated and taken to this decade. We showed you a bit in the first webisode, then revealed the kitchen and dining nook.

Entryway: Before

The entry way was overly traditional and a little “grandma” for our clients space.

Northridge Remodel: The Entry + Dining

Entryway: After

We streamlined it by redoing the stairway with a warm wood and black metal combination, getting rid of the gaudy details, and elongating everything.

Northridge Remodel: The Entry + Dining

A jute rug is a no brainer, as it holds up in a high traffic area. Plus, it adds some texture to the streamlined space.

Northridge Remodel: The Entry + Dining
Northridge Remodel: The Entry + Dining

We grounded the curved staircase with a big round table. We don’t typically use something like this unless we can fill it with surrounding a stool and big accessories to draw your eye up to the amazing light fixture. The large branches in the vase do just that!

Northridge Remodel: The Entry + Dining

Dining Room: Before

The entry opens up to the dining room. We didn’t change the layout, but we definitely mixed up the finishes.

Northridge Remodel: The Entry + Dining

Dining Room: After

There’s a new wall of paneling with a painted blue and grasscloth. It’s dressy, and we don’t get to do formal dining rooms very often so we’re pretty excited about the final product.

To keep with the formality, we chose a grand, two-tiered chandelier. Storage was a must so we used a simple streamlined sideboard.

Northridge Remodel: The Entry + Dining

We used a patterned rug with moody neutrals that matched the grasscloth and paint on the wall.

Northridge Remodel: The Entry + Dining
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Studio McGee
  1. Great selection for dining room chairs. Of course, love the balance and details accomplished with so many great pieces – such as the entry table and accessories!

  2. Is there any way you’d tell us the name of the white paint in the entry? I’ve been searching for the perfect white for weeks and yours looks fabulous!

  3. Seems like you could have shared the design without using terms like "grandma" and "gaudy" to describe the previous style. I don’t like the previous style either, but your tone seems a bit off.

  4. Can you share the carpet you used for the curved staircase? We have a similar staircase and I’m struggling to figure out a good solution.

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