Dillon Kyle Architects completed the renovation of Bolsover Residence, an eclectic home located in Houston, Texas. To achieve a better layout, a portion of the initial first level was removed and replaced with a “buffer” structure that connects the kitchen and den to the the backyard.
“The main idea behind the renovation was to open up the existing space in the home so the original mass of the house could be appreciated and enjoyed,” the architects said. “It was important to keep the scale of the original façade so that it remains consistent with the style of the houses in this 1930’s Houston Heights neighborhood.”
Step inside and you will discover a design with a twist. “The interior is bold and playful, in a reflection of the owner’s creativity and vivacious personality,” the architects added. “Walls are saturated in an aquamarine blue and white color palette, and décor and furnishings are bright yellow, red and hot pink.” [Photos courtesy of Dillon Kyle Architects]
Do you find the combination of colors and textures overwhelming or charming?
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