Homearama 2019: Day Two

I know it’s the fourth day of the week, and I’m only on Day Two of the tour, but bear with me.  I’ll get these tours out to you, I promise.  I’ve been working a lot and it’s HAWT outside.  Try wearing a paint spray suit and a full face respirator (even if it’s cool where I’m working, I sweat like a fiend).  You would think I would be about twenty pounds lighter, but alas no.  Just dehydrated and exhausted.  And my husband has the nerve to complain that the house is too cold…  Put on a sweater, honey.  Mama’s hot.

House #2 – The Addington 
Price: $1.1M 
Square Footage: 5,100 sq. ft.
Builder: Justin Doyle Homes
www.justindoylehomes.com

The second home on the tour is one that caught my eye in terms of the exterior.  I like the contrast between the white and the black trim – very clean looking, very classic.

2019 Homearama - Justin Doyle Homes

Pretty front doors, classic landscaping and a herringbone brick front porch, what’s not to like?

Stairway to the basement, with some cool molding and mirror details, and sharp looking details on the bannister and balusters.

Homearama 2019 Day Two: Mirrors and Molding

To the left is another rich looking office with the same deep green paint color that I mentioned in the tour from Day One.  

2019 Homearama - Rich Green Home Office

Straight ahead is a great room with beautiful transom windows, wood beams and shelving and a striking chandelier.

2019 Homearama Day Two - Great Room

2019 Homearama Day Two - White fireplace with wood bookshelves

The great room has an open flow to the kitchen and dining area (again, only one dining area, no formal dining room).

2019 Homearama Day Two - Open Concept

The kitchen is decked out with white cabinets and quartz countertops.

2019 Homearama Day Two - Farmhouse Kitchen

Is it just me, or are you kind of over the whole farmhouse vibe?  It’s pretty, yes.  But just a bit overdone at this point (just my opinion – I spend too much time in kitchens these days).

2019 Homearama Day Two - Farmhouse Kitchen Hood

2019 Homearama Day Two - Dining Room

You can access the back patio from the dining area too.  Although I was surprised that these homes didn’t have more land – neighbors are awfully close.

2019 Homearama Day Two - Patio

There is a beautiful master suite with lots of pretty built-ins.

2019 Homearama Day Two - Master Bedroom

I liked the master bathroom with a huge shower area (and you can see a peek of a cool bench that was built in to the design).  Great idea.

2019 Homearama Day Two - Master Bathroom

Don’t we all need a bench in the bathroom?  And, there is easy access to the laundry room from the master bedroom as well.

2019 Homearama Day Two - Master Bathroom

2019 Homearama Day Two - Gray Laundry Room

On the other side of the house is this adorable kid’s bedroom.  I love the graphic wallpaper (a cool trend that I noticed this year), darling artwork and a hip light fixture.

2019 Homearama Day Two - Kid's Bedroom

There is a Jack and Jill bathroom that connects it to another bedroom.  But the tile in here bothered me.  I had to reach down and touch it, because it looked like someone had put down grout, but then didn’t wipe up the excess.  But no, that was the intended look of the tile.  Didn’t care for that at all.  If the tile had a “clean” look, I’d take it.

2019 Homearama Day Two - Jack and Jill Bathroom

Let’s hop down to the basement.  A well-equipped media area and entertaining space.

2019 Homearama Day Two - Basement Media Room

2019 Homearama Day Two - Wine Room

2019 Homearama Day Two - Basement Bar

A great pool table area down here too.  Something for everyone.

2019 Homearama Day Two - Pool Table

A strange bedroom…  The flower chandelier is just, weird.  But rest assured that the bed doesn’t swing.  It’s somehow bolted down.  But still, it’s odd to me.  And who’s going to dust that thing?

2019 Homearama Day Two - basement bedroom

And there is another bathroom down here with more dirty style tile.   I’m sorry, but that’s just awful.  You can get dirty style tile at my house any day you want, without the faux effects.  All natural baby.

2019 Homearama Day Two - Dirty Style Tile

One thing I did love in this house is this cute powder room with graphic wallpaper.  Dirty tile = no.  Graphic wallpaper = yes.

2019 Homearama Day Two - Graphic Powder Room Wallpaper

What do you think of this home?  Any favorite features?

More to come!  To catch up on the 2019 Homearama Tour, start here with Day One.

For more Homearama tours:

2018 Homearama
2017 Homearama
2016 Homearama

Jenny

7 Comments

  • Reply
    karen
    July 18, 2019 at 10:59 am

    Thought the same thing about that ‘dirty’ tile look. Seriously? And i know quartz is the rage, but that quartz that is supposed to look like marble? that looks so fake. Other than that, a nice house lol 🙂

  • Reply
    Lorrie
    July 18, 2019 at 1:15 pm

    I too am so over the farmhouse look! If it is a real farmhouse, I understand but the rest of the faux looks like Homegoods exploded. Don’t get me started on barn doors – sliding doors yes, but the others, pass. Call me snarky. I am a sucker for twin beds in children’s room, heck I am thinking of changing my guest room from a full bed to a pair of twin beds because the cuteness and fun design opportunities!

  • Reply
    HEATHER PETERSEN
    July 18, 2019 at 2:37 pm

    Hard pass on dirty tile trend. Money doesn’t buy good taste. 😂😂

  • Reply
    Mary
    July 19, 2019 at 12:59 am

    Some nice features….but, did not like the dirty tile at all. The white brick looking tile on the fireplace, master shower and kitchen backsplash was boring. For more than a million, I don’t want to see my neighbors every time I walk out of the back door.

  • Reply
    Tracy
    July 19, 2019 at 8:21 am

    I was over the farmhouse trend two seconds into it! And the dirty tike?! No way! Thanks for the reviews and pictures because I missed the Homearama this year.

  • Reply
    Lisa Guimond
    July 19, 2019 at 10:49 am

    Eww on the dirty tile. Just eww.

  • Reply
    Patricia Wilson
    July 19, 2019 at 4:57 pm

    Dirty Style Tile…no.

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