Spicewood Club

Transforming a 1970s home into a modern, family-friendly sanctuary involves creative space rearrangement and thoughtful upgrades that blend style with practicality. By adding a new butler’s pantry and additional bathrooms, we were able to enhance both functionality and comfort, making the home perfectly suited for contemporary family living.

We began by embracing an open-concept layout, as most families desire when they move into an older home. Removing walls between the kitchen and living room creates a seamless flow, allowing natural light to flood the space and making it feel more spacious. This openness is ideal for family gatherings and ensures that everyone can be part of the action, whether cooking, eating, or relaxing.

A key addition is the butler’s pantry, a functional and elegant space for additional storage and prep work just off the updated kitchen. Reconfiguring the existing layout to include more bathrooms was also essential for the family. We converted funky closets or unused spaces to create rooms that didn’t exist before. The new spacious laundry room was created in the same manner.

Throughout the home, we incorporated features that cater to family life. By creatively reconfiguring the space and incorporating these updates, this 1970s home becomes a stylish, family-friendly haven that meets the needs of modern living and perfect for making lasting memories.

Interior Design : CKH Interiors