Stairs, railing and balusters replaced in this 1960s split level ranch to update the entryway. Walnut wood and stainless steel.

Ever since my husband and I moved into our 1997 split level, we’ve been slowly working at removing the builder grade finishes to really make it reflect our taste. A couple of weeks ago I finally finished making over the entryway.I smashed the old green ceramic tiles, pulled the stained carpet off the stairs, and painted what felt like miles and miles of honey oak trim. The front door got a coat of yellow paint and the walls got a pale gray.

Tired of her dated staircase, this homeowner threw caution to the wind and look what she did! - This transformation is UNBELIEVABLE! have a classic 80's home setup. Many homes in my area have it; the split foyer staircase...

Things aren’t always black and white. Unless, of course, you’re standing inside a home designed by Abigail Shea, founder of Studio Eastman. Tempered with t

Holy moly. This was the biggest, most time consuming, and most expensive project yet. It also makes the biggest impact, so I’m sure those two go hand in hand ;) Usually we can crank out proje…

80's Split Level to Modern Farmhouse — La Bella Casa Interior Designs

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Opened up split level entry way by removing walls and pantry. Deck cable rails for interior looks that fits industrial and lake house feel.

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