Julia Longchamps Design (JLD) is a full-service interior design firm specializing in high-end residential projects. From complete renovations to new construction, Julia and her team are there every step of the way to bring your vision to life.
Statement lighting, layered textures, and pops of color reinvent this cozy space!
This project is very personal to my family and me. Our home is our haven–it’s where we live, work, play and entertain. We fell in love with this house because of its location, its potential, and homey feel. However, the cozy vibe the house was giving us wasn’t 100% our style and lacked function as our family grew. Our wish list included proper everyday dining space, a better functioning kitchen, increased storage, a play room for kids, and a separate office space. We’ve managed to tackle the majority of our list, so come on in and check it out! My home office used to be a sitting room that opened to the dining room–neither rooms were used more than once or twice a year. We decided to put up new walls and create function and separation. Seems weird to say in this open concept day and age but it’s fun to break the rules once in a while! Current status: not only is this room used daily but it’s not so bad on the eyes either. The kids playroom used to be the dining room, yet another space not used by our family. Adding walls has made this room one of my favorites in the house (and the kids too)! I love the playful wallpaper and color pops we chose for this space. It is youthful but will also transition with the kids as they grow up. Colorful yet calming–it can be done! Our family room was a blank slate. Adding a built in media wall anchored the room and added storage. Amen! Open shelving and doors on the uppers makes the design both beautiful and functional, a balance JLD is always striving to achieve. The kitchen, dining room, and living room are open concept. Adding a sofa table helps anchor the living space and provides a place to add table lamps for ambiance and function. Plus, the mother of pearl inlay around the perimeter of the console gives me endless joy. The kitchen we inherited was dated but in good condition! We decided to go the sustainable route and modify the cabinetry we had vs gutting. The perimeter of the kitchen was mostly untouched. We capped the end of the cabinet runs with panels and removed the microwave from over the range, relocating it to inside the island run. We tripled the size of the island to increase the functionality of the kitchen. New paint, hardware, plumbing, backsplash and lighting were the finishing touches to this kitchen remodel. No lack of drama here! Statement lighting brings this space to life!
Saving quite possible the best for last! Black, white and gold elements make up our powder room remodel. Does it can any cleaner than that!?
We hope you enjoyed the Web Foot Remodel Home tour! We’re loving our redesigned and functional space!
If you like what you see and want to work together, head over to the contact page and drop us a line! As always, you can also email me directly at julia@julialongchampsdesign.com.
The kitchen, dining room, and living room are open concept. Adding a sofa table helps anchor the living space and provides a place to add table lamps for ambiance and function. Plus, the mother of pearl inlay around the perimeter of the console gives me endless joy. 
The kitchen we inherited was dated but in good condition! We decided to go the sustainable route and modify the cabinetry we had vs gutting. The perimeter of the kitchen was mostly untouched. We capped the end of the cabinet runs with panels and removed the microwave from over the range, relocating it to inside the island run. We tripled the size of the island to increase the functionality of the kitchen. New paint, hardware, plumbing, backsplash and lighting were the finishing touches to this kitchen remodel. 
