When we first arrived at this house, the structure had undergone a major renovation from the ground floor up. Our task was to transform a previously dark and unusable basement into a multifunctional space. Through meticulous planning and creative design, we successfully realized the client's vision.

We strategically crafted a conforming guest bedroom with an en suite bath, an exercise room, a wine room, and a dedicated area for a catering station. This area also includes an expansive catering kitchen featuring double refrigerators, dishwashers, and a powder room, alongside the added convenience of a full laundry facility. To optimize functionality, storage solutions for seasonal decorations, extensive coat hanging space accommodating up to 100 coats, and a climate-controlled room for fur storage were thoughtfully incorporated.

Following this, the main floor areas were enhanced with warm, luxurious touches. The dining room showcases a sophisticated combination of dark blue-gray glossy walls and silvered ceiling wallpaper. The upper-level renovation features exquisite wallpapers, plush carpets, and cozy bedding.

A beautiful garden, covered patio, and sparkling pool separate the house and a large carriage house. The carriage house, one of the oldest structures in the area, boasts massive original doors that elegantly roll open to unveil a beautiful indoor-outdoor furniture grouping often used for family gatherings and large-scale entertainment. Additionally, it accommodates two fully equipped apartments and houses pool-related equipment.

Project by Wiles Design Group. Their Cedar Rapids-based design studio serves the entire Midwest, including Iowa City, Dubuque, Davenport, and Waterloo, as well as North Missouri and St. Louis.

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