Dark Rustic Refined Look of Old Creek Home by Sean Anderson Design

Описание: The story held from a residential interior project entitled "OLD CREEK" complete redecorated by Memphis home interior designer Sean Anderson. Initially, This is the modern-leaning Tudor home with a country vibe remodeled, resulted a more sophisticated space—with every antique-filled room boasting a cozy, refined look.

Over about six days, Anderson and his team emptied the entire home and reintroduced all of the furniture and decor into new rooms. Most of the home boasts previously-loved items from places like 1stDibs, Etsy, and local antique markets. Anderson also pulled from the client’s attic full of antiques as well as from his existing on-display collection and his own firm’s warehouse, where he had been setting aside a few antiques with the client in mind.

The den was originally made to be used as a dining room, so it's near the kitchen and has a stunning view of the home's property. Anderson wanted to use this space as a comfortable setting to observe some of these treasures while enjoying morning coffee. Standout pieces include the framed collection of arrows accumulated over years of antique shopping and the 100-year-old cement sheep, which was sourced from a garden in Dadeville, Alabama.

In one of the guest bedrooms, Anderson wanted to keep with the theme elsewhere in the house but invert the color story. He opted to lighten things up but still keep things warm and organic. It features a vintage table from Sheffield’s Antiques in Collierville, Tennessee, wall art of preserved insects by Christopher Marley, and wall-to-wall sisal flooring.

In another guest bedroom, Anderson showcased his client's favorite vacation spot: Nantucket. He wanted to bring some of those textures and colors into the environment. The theme is evident through the collection of art and decor, including a ring buoy and display ship.

The third guest bedroom is what Anderson dubs a mix of Southern Gothic and summer camp. The goal was to be moody without being overly serious. The client owned a pair of twin beds, so the design started around those items and evolved from there. Features Flags from Black Sheep Antiques, framed by Garner Framing Co, Wall sconce by Hudson Valley Lighting, Leather chair from antique Market Central, Bed frame from antique Palladio. Table from Scott’s Antique Market, and the Rugs from Etsy.

Like much of the home, the laundry room features plenty of antique finds, including the papier-mâché bowl and chair. The ceiling light was found by the client while vacationing in Nantucket. Other features , the Basket from Pottery Barn, Cabinetry hardware from Ashley Norton, Faucet by Rohl, Sconce by J. Randall Powers for Visual Comfort, the Mirror from antique with brass frame fabricated by Garner Framing Co.

This guest bathroom is adjacent to the Nantucket-themed bedroom, so Anderson wanted some of those textures brought into here as well. Features Art by antique, Stool from Barnyard Antiques, Curtains from Casablanca in Carrera by Great Plains for Holly Hunt via Jim Thompson, Shower by Rohl, Picture light by Hudson Valley.

Comfort and function were essential in the living room, where the client does most of his hosting. Like everywhere else in the house, Anderson was faced with having to work with underwhelming architectural details. He used this opportunity, much like the den, to layer and fill the space with items that told the story of the client. Features the Chandelier from Currey & Company via Dixon Rye, Art by Buddy Whitlock, Sofa by RH, Table by antique from La Maison, Rug from Etsy, Leather chair from antique, White chair from Lee Industries.

The main bedroom was designed around the beautiful panels the homeowner had kept for years in his attic—which Anderson repurposed as a headboard. On the drape wall, Anderson suspended an antique oil portrait over chainlink sheers mounted from the ceiling. He have a need, almost a compulsion, to present art in uncommon ways and wanted to take the opportunity to use chain in an environment that would welcome a heavy, industrial element without feeling forced or out of place. Features Lighting antique from Revival Home, Bench antique from Architectural Heritage, Rug by Etsy, Bedding by custom, Great Plains for Holly Hunt via Jim Thompson.

PHOTOGRAPHER: HARIS KENJAR

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Land on the Golden Gate by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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