Sitting pretty at approximately 6,500 square feet, Kitty and William Bray’s home is what designer Greg Perry refers to as an updated approach to the classic French vernacular. The Brays loved their existing home but needed a new space that could grow with their family and meet the couple’s needs for years to come. Located in Foxcroft in the SouthPark area of Charlotte, the neighborhood—known for its family-friendly, tree-lined streets—offered a rare corner lot for …
Interiors
Villa Sol Y Luna
There may not be a better name for this contemporary villa—Sol Y Luna was built to enjoy the best of both day and night with its “periscope look” on an elevated site. “The arrival experience is quite magical: the sliding gate opening, the steep drive and the ascent up the steps before revealing the view. The lot isn’t the biggest, but there’s something about that arrival experience you just don’t expect,” says Tom Greenfield, Director of James Hamilton Architects and Formituri-Grace …
Queen of the Canals
We love a little tongue-in-cheek at Peachy, so we were delighted to learn the name of this contemporary Caribbean home owned by a medical practitioner and his family: “Villa Rehab.” Rest and relaxation are just what the doctor ordered for this 4,300-square-foot home, a collaboration between James Hamilton Architects and Formituri-Grace Bay. The contemporary villa is set in the Leeward Canals, just five minutes from Grace Bay on the island of Providenciales. The canals offer access to …
The Art of Living
WRITTEN BY Bek Mitchell-Kidd DESIGN BY Butler Armsden Architects PHOTOGRAPHY BY Matthew Millman While searching for a new home for their family, Beatrix and Mike Seidenberg and their two children looked at many properties, which led them right back home. They loved their current home, but it needed a new life. Butler Armsden Architects were the ones to make that happen. Since completing this thoughtful renovation in 2012, the firm has worked on other …