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The Modus team vaulted the ceilings and added skylights, as well as glass doors across the back wall. Custom white oak paneling covers the wall up to the ceiling, as well as the island. “It’s one of the first things that you see when you walk into the house,” says Grace of the island. “It brings the right amount of drama.”
The arched motif was repeated in the new cabinet pulls, designed by Brit and fabricated by Derek out of white oak ($179). The counters are a terrazzo lookalike, the Blanco Terrazzo Solid Surfacing countertops from Formica, that the couple templated and installed themselves ($2,110). "I love the look of the solid surface countertops because I really wanted terrazzo, but it was just not in the budget to go that route," says Brit.
Thomsen stacked a new third-floor bathroom atop the existing second floor space, then wrapped the entire addition in clear cedar. The windows are by Marvin. The original exterior stucco was refinished. “These houses are fascinating cause you just kind of take the layers off and keep learning more. There's still a lot of history,” says Thomsen.
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