Pine Road Major Renovation in Selbyville DE
The owner’s desire to turn a traditional structure into a modern home, inside and out was a top priority. One example of this was adding a steal beam to open up the 2nd and 3rd floors to create an open floor plan and more square footage. The new beam also provided structural support for the roof-top deck and stair tower. Removing the French Provincial bird nest balusters throughout the original stairwells, and adding a new craftsman style stair tower, beautifully married each floor in this renovation. The large, 30’x12’ rooftop pergola design, detailing and installation had to be perfect since it sat high up on a 4th story roof and high winds can occur throughout the year in this location. Rectangular cut outs in the glass railing were used to allow minimal wind shear and add to the overall aesthetic. Each well-planned detail throughout this remodel helped transform this home.
One example of this was adding a steal beam to open up the 2nd and 3rd floors to create an open floor plan and extra square footage. The new beam also provided structural support for the roof-top deck (see below as steel beam is inserted through side doorway) and stair tower. A number of manufacturers and material providers were used.
Some cabinetry was provided by Luke Stauffer Custom Amish Cabinets, countertops were Cambria Stone, Andersen Windows, Emtek door hardware, yellow pine flooring, Hinkley electric fixtures, GE Café appliance series, LK sinks, Azek PVC trims, Hardie board and batten were all utilized.
In the bathrooms and closets, Custom EZ closet was helpful, some custom bathroom vanities were also built by Luke Stauffer, along with Pottery Barn bathroom vanities.
Removing the French Provincial birds nest balusters throughout the original stairwells, and adding a new craftsman style stair tower, beautifully married each floor throughout the interior into a seamless home renovation.
And finally, the large, 30’x12’ rooftop pergola design, rectangular cut outs in the glass railing to minimize wind shear, and simple details found throughout the exterior of this waterfront home helped elevate the style from traditional to modern. These customers were elated with the outcome.
Before photo of the exterior of this Selbyville, DE home, and steel beam install below.
