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Whole House

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Architect: John Wind, Piper Wind Architects

 
 



First floor room addition of approximately 23’ s 22’ with an open second floor and vaulted ceiling which, at the peak, soars to twenty-three feet high.  A curved stairway connects the first and second floors, with a balcony/loft area at the top to overlook the new room.  The large stone fireplace is the focal point with the windows and doors surrounding the room providing abundant natural light. 

The lower level of this addition became a “pub room” containing a billiard table, fireplace and wet bar.  The curved staircase flows from the first floor into the new Pub Room.  In the existing section of the basement, an exquisite wine cellar was created – accented by etched glass, stained trim, elegant wine racking and tile flooring.

No detail on this project was left to chance.  The stone for the fireplace was hand selected in North Carolina and installed in a “dry-lay” method.  A hydronic floor heating system is installed under the tile floors in the new addition – allowing the rooms to heat from the bottom up.  The ceiling is finished in a beautiful stained bead-board allowing this extremely tall ceiling to have a warm and inviting feeling.  The railing on the staircase is a combination of wood and wrought iron, natural stone is used on the flooring and on the fireplace, the walls have a soft faux texture – all contributing to the warm and elegant feeling in this room.

Want to sneak a peek inside your neighbor's house?

We've been remodeling up a storm in several of Kansas City's finest neighborhoods and now is your chance to see some of the most intimate details of these remodeling projects. Details here