It is not often a near-perfect preservation of 1950s American home architecture surfaces on the housing market. For Houzz community celebrity ncgraciemay, this mid-century North Carolina ranch was a must-have. Looking to close on the house this month, she plans to begin renovations on the area in August. Until then, she’s invited us to help her settle a few crucial design decisions which will need to be created — by the outside paint color to the kitchen floor substance. Take a look at this gem of a time-capsule, and join the discussion!
Houzz Design Dilemmas
Built in 1958, this house has had one owner until now. With the exception of a few indistinguishable details, everything from the tiling into the light fittings in the house have stayed first throughout recent years. Would you keep the turquoise trim? Click here to state what you think.
Houzz Design Dilemmas
Check out the cypress paneling paired with the first tile flooring which outlines the entryway.
Houzz Design Dilemmas
And here is the bathroom that is first. Click here to view more views of the house — such as its space-age kitchen and discuss your thoughts on the best way to upgrade it (or not).
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