Elegant Funk
Holladay, UT
Our client came to us with a clear point of view, bold color, a little funk, and a collection of vintage art and mirrors she loved. Our role was to honor that direction and give it a polished frame, a vision we named Elegant Funk.
The renovation reworked this Holladay home from the inside out, with new bathrooms, a new kitchen floor and cabinetry, and raised ceilings in the living and dining rooms. Downstairs, a full basement renovation kept the original built-ins, updated the kitchenette and bathroom, and added a craft room for the grandkids.
In the kitchen, mustard-gold square tile runs to the ceiling behind white flat-panel cabinetry and dark veined counters, with brass swing-arm sconces and framed vintage posters along the walls. The dining room pairs a round pedestal table with cane-and-bentwood chairs under an iron floral chandelier.
The guest bath sets a gilded mirror and linen-textured cabinetry against a dramatic black-and-white marble counter, with hexagon marble tile run to the ceiling around the tub. The main bath leans fully into the orange in her palette, with a mosaic shower wrapped floor to ceiling beside a marble double vanity and her own striped mirror. Counters in each bath were cut from stone remnants, keeping classic materials in the mix.
Builder: Solid Rock Builders
Photographer: Lindsay Salazar