Modern Luxe

A luxurious private residence located in Little Rock, Arkansas. This homes subtle influences of Mid-Century Modern architectural elements with features like floor to ceiling windows, a centralized courtyard that acts as an atrium, which a typical MCM home would’ve had to fill the space with natural light throughout.

A mix of transitional and Modern this residence has the perfect blend of simplistic, refined elements. We wanted to truly create a space that allows form to follow function and embrace the minimalism of the home and highlight the space with oversized artwork.

Walking through the custom (What is it made out of? ) built entry door with square glass windows, overhead the open-beamed ceiling above mirrors the same shape. Directly across from it we kept this repetition and used square black intaglios on the opposing wall.

To the right of the entry is the Living Room with a view of the (Whats the fireplace made of?)fireplace, sits a leather swivel chair that softens the space with an almost “buttery” feel. You’ll notice our use of leather thorough out the home.

We’ve added original Peter Keil paintings in the Kitchen and Den areas. The more colorful pieces in the Kitchen brought out the warmth of the (What kind of stain/ color for the cabinets?) - The black and white Peter Keil art pieces were added to a gallery wall of artwork behind the sectional in the Den area.

INTERIOR DESIGN: PROVIDENCE DESIGN LTD.

PHOTOGRAPHY: RETT PEEK

ARCHITECTURE: TAGGART DESIGN GROUP

BUILDER: PARKINSON BUILDING GROUP