Myers Park Traditional Home Tour with Charming Details and Beautiful Interiors
Interior Designer, Anne Pearson, makes this 1940s original home come alive with beautiful blues and traditional decor that is anything but boring
Note: all images below are by Dustin Peck Photography. For Garden & Grace’s full home tour, visit us on Instagram.
Spoiler! This home just hit the market at $1,695,000 and sits on almost half an acre in one of Charlotte’s most desirable in-town neighborhoods. The home is listed by Callie Kelly with Cottingham Chalk.
This almost 3,600 square foot home boasts original architectural details and note-worthy updated interiors. From grasscloth wallpaper, pleated lamp shades and the most incredible Scalamandre tiger stripe pair of antique side chairs and stools, this home is a delight.
Anne Pearson Interior Design did the interior and beautifully featured the homeowner’s children’s portraits. Anne Pearson is a member of the Garden & Grace directory that will go live on February 15th.
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Now back to why we are all here. The eggshell blue and neutrals are accented with cranberry red running through the fabric on the armless accent chairs and pillows. The rug is custom to fit the room but I linked a similar one below and here.
The office adjacent to the kitchen is beautifully dressed in House of Harris wallpaper and original beadboard ceiling detail. Arched entryways gracefully open the way from one space to another and into a large open kitchen and breakfast nook area.
A cozy living space off the kitchen and mudroom has a wood-burning fireplace, walls of built-ins and a window seat (not pictured). In fact, when I toured this home I was pleasantly surprised to step-down into this extra family space that was the perfect blend of something out of a magazine and a comfortable, laid-back extension of the home.
Upstairs, the kids bathroom and bedrooms are decorated to a T with designer wallpaper and fabric, painted trim and a nod to the original 1940 home with small door knobs common in homes before the 1950s.
The Schumacher Citrus Garden wallpaper is bright and cheery and is balanced with a black trim and vanity paint color.
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