BRW BUILDERS SELECTS RESORT INTERIORS TO DESIGN PARADE HOME INTERIOR
BRW
Builders has selected Resort Interiors and designer Darlene Arnette to
design the interior of the company’s 3,402 square-foot entry in the 2003
Parade of Homes. The home, located at 685 Western Lake Drive in the lake
district of WaterColor, will be open to the public during the Parade of
Homes, June 21 – 29. Darlene Arnette of Resort Interiors designed the
interior of BRW Builder’s winning 2001 and 2002 Parade of Homes entries.
BRW Builder’s fully furnished entry for 2003 will serve as a model for the
WaterColor subdivision.
“We are excited about working with Darlene and Resort Interiors again.
Their interior décor was
instrumental in our winning Parade entries the past two years,” says Dave
Williams, President of BRW Builders. “This year’s home is one in which you
will feel you are stepping back into time. The home’s select grade
imported Brazilian cherry flooring, custom Brazilian cherry cabinets,
period light fixtures and switches, porcelain door knobs and trim
detailing are reminiscent of the early 1900’s.”
“The home, an elegant rendition of arts and crafts architecture provides a
unique lake house environment,” says Arnette. “For the décor, I have
chosen historical paint colors for the walls and trim to set the color
scheme of rich reds, blues, golds and greens to complement the warmth and
richness of the cherry used throughout the home.”
The
home will feature select pieces from the new Martha Stewart Signatures
Collection by Bernhardt, Accents Fraincais by Drexel Heritage, Ernest
Hemingway by Thomasville and Bob Timberlake by Lexington. Some of the
highlights of the house include a “crooked tree” accent table with
travertine top placed between two red leather chairs in the living room.
The dining room will feature a Toulouse table with a scrolled iron base
and faux marble top from the Drexel Heritage’s Et Cetera collection. The
table is set beneath a Tiffany Chandelier.
“The home features an eclectic mix of furnishings that create a sense of
history and place,” says Arnette. “Ultimately as an interior designer, I
want the space to look as though it has been collected over a long period
of time. I love that sense of creating a history—so that when you walk in,
you’re walking into a real place—your place.”
The home comes equipped with 3cm. granite and Corian counter tops, GE
profile appliances throughout and energy-saving insulation, windows and
air conditioning, all of which were not found at the turn of the century.
Resort Interiors, in Destin, Florida, is the largest, full-service home
furnishing and design center on the Emerald Coast, offering the top names
in furnishings including Thomasville, Henredon, Martha Stewart, Lexington,
Century, Bernhardt, Drexel Heritage, Hemingway, Tommy Bahama and more.
Resort Interiors offers a five-star guarantee that includes a lowest price
guarantee, savings from 30 to 60%, complimentary design services, a
fourteen-day return policy on all standard items.
BRW
Builders has selected Resort Interiors and designer Darlene Arnette to
design the interior of the company’s 3,402 square-foot entry in the 2003
Parade of Homes. The home, located at 685 Western Lake Drive in the lake
district of WaterColor, will be open to the public during the Parade of
Homes, June 21 – 29. Darlene Arnette of Resort Interiors designed the
interior of BRW Builder’s winning 2001 and 2002 Parade of Homes entries.
BRW Builder’s fully furnished entry for 2003 will serve as a model for the
WaterColor subdivision.
instrumental in our winning Parade entries the past two years,” says Dave
Williams, President of BRW Builders. “This year’s home is one in which you
will feel you are stepping back into time. The home’s select grade
imported Brazilian cherry flooring, custom Brazilian cherry cabinets,
period light fixtures and switches, porcelain door knobs and trim
detailing are reminiscent of the early 1900’s.”
The
home will feature select pieces from the new Martha Stewart Signatures
Collection by Bernhardt, Accents Fraincais by Drexel Heritage, Ernest
Hemingway by Thomasville and Bob Timberlake by Lexington. Some of the
highlights of the house include a “crooked tree” accent table with
travertine top placed between two red leather chairs in the living room.
The dining room will feature a Toulouse table with a scrolled iron base
and faux marble top from the Drexel Heritage’s Et Cetera collection. The
table is set beneath a Tiffany Chandelier.