Sita Montgomery Interiors: The New Fork Project Master Suite

I'm thrilled to be sharing the Master Suite from the New Fork Project. The Master Suite in this magnificent dream home consists of a circular grand entry, bedroom, bathroom and his and her's closets. Each of these spaces was designed with the homeowner's wants, needs and style in mind. The result is nothing short of spectacular.

Upon entering the Master Suite you are greeted by a circular entry with gorgeous herringbone wood floors under foot. The beautiful dark wood beams that were seen in the great room make another appearance in the Master Bedroom. Also in the Master is a spectacular contemporary fireplace that is accented by gorgeous metallic tile. The room is finished off with designer lighting, furniture, bedding and accessories in a neutral palette.

The master bathroom is definitely a dream. Custom his and her vanities are topped off with quartz countertops. Wall to wall mirrors and ceiling to floor tile really makes them stand out. Her side includes a sit down make up area. A large soaker tub takes center stage with a floor to ceiling tile wall as its' backdrop. The dual entry shower is designed for two and completes this bathroom oasis.

The master suite also includes his and her closets. To say that "her" closet has me green with envy is a huge understatement. Loads of cabinetry, wallpaper and gorgeous carpet, make the closet a complete dream. Although "his" side is not as large, it too has beautifully crafted two tone cabinetry for optimal storage and function.

This master suite was a dream to design. All the details make it truly special. I hope you like it as much as I do.

Be sure to come back tomorrow for the reveal of the bunk room and bathroom!! It's a must see!

Credits:

Photography: Lucy Call

Home Builder: Cameo Homes

Interior Design: Sita Montgomery Interiors

Cabinets and Countertops: Chris and Dick's

Lighting from Lighting Design

Sita Montgomery Interiors: The New Fork Project Kitchen and Dining Area

Hello! I'm back today to share the kitchen and dining area from the New Fork Project. Although, I really love white kitchens, I was so excited when my clients told me they did not want white cabinetry. Instead, we chose walnut cabinets with a beautiful finish called River Bed. There are so many elements in the New Fork project kitchen that make it special. The custom metal hood and designer lighting are two that take this space to the next level. When you add professional grade appliances and gorgeous quartz countertops with a slab backsplash, this kitchen becomes truly spectacular.

In the adjacent dining area, I designed a coffered ceiling treatment, for the dark stained wood beams. I also designed a custom dining table, which was made by the talented artisans at Millbrook Furniture.

Both the kitchen and dining area beautiful, functional and comfortable. I am thrilled with how my designs for these spaces came together. I love thinking about my client's gathering in the kitchen and dining area with their friends and family. They say that the kitchen is the heart of the home and the kitchen in the New Fork Project is no exception.

Dream Kitchen! Am I right??? 

Tomorrow, I'll be sharing the Master Suite, so be sure to check back.

Credits:

Photography: Lucy Call

Home Builder: Cameo Homes 

Interior Design: Sita Montgomery Interiors

Cabinets and Countertops: Chris and Dick's

Lighting: Lighting Design

Custom Dining Table: Millbrook Furniture

Sita Montgomery Interiors: The New Fork Project Family Room

Finally!!! I am sharing with you the full reveal of the New Fork Project, a Contemporary Rustic home nestled in the South Salt Lake Valley. If you follow me on Instagram, then you have seen many photos of this home. I was privileged enough to be hired by the homeowners to work on this home from pre-construction to completion. The construction of the home took roughly 18 months. During that time I worked closely with my clients and the amazing homebuilder, Cameo Homes, in designing and selecting ever inch of this home. I was given the amazing opportunity to not only design the home itself, but also the furnishings, art, accessories, etc. This project was a true labor of love. My clients are some of the kindest, most sincere people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. They always treated me with kindness and respect. They valued my opinion and professional eye and put 100% of their faith in me. I can't thank them and the incredible team at Cameo Homes enough. Together, the 3 of us, were truly able to create something dreams are made of. As I share pictures of this home over the next few days, I hope you will find some inspiration from them.

First up, is the reveal of the Family Room. This room has so many beautiful details. From the dark stained ceiling beams, to the incredible stone fireplace and fireplace wall with insane finish carpentry and cabinetry, it is truly a show stopper. When you add the  majestic mountain views, as seen through the gorgeous wall of windows, this room can't be beat. Take a look.

Credits:

Photography by the talented Lucy Call

Cabinets and Countertops by Chris and Dicks

Lighting from Lighting Design

Home Builder: Cameo Homes 

Interior Design: Sita Montgomery Interiors

Tomorrow, I'll be sharing the Kitchen and Dining area with you! You won't want to miss it.

Sita Montgomery Interiors: The Primrose Project Kitchen Reveal

As promised, today I am back with the reveal of the Primrose Project Kitchen. My client's previous kitchen was pretty, but it wasn't jiving with the bright, fresh feel they wanted for their home. So we decided to gut the kitchen and start from scratch. All new white cabinetry was installed. We kept most of the appliances in the same spaces, but we upgraded them to professional series appliances, including a range with a steam oven. We also opted to panel the full size refrigerator and freezer. The other major change we made was taking out the angled corner pantry. We then added gorgeous quartz countertops, a white beveled subway tile, with a pretty marble herringbone accent, beautiful brass hardware and lighting. Again, we replaced the old tile floor with gorgeous quarter sawn white oak wood floors, which we continued through to the living room, and finished with a rich, dark stain. The result is a fabulous and functional kitchen, perfect for cooking up meals and hosting family gatherings.

The angled corner pantry was squared off. We made it larger by borrowing room from the laundry area that was behind it. We then gave it a fun cabinet front, swinging door to keep it hidden and continue the flow of the cabinets. 

Thats's a pebble ice maker you see in there! I am so jealous!!

A  new round dining table, pretty wood and upholstered chairs and a beautiful new light fixture found their home in the dining area of the kitchen.

Brass barstools? Yes, please!!

Here is what the kitchen looked like before:

and now:

Isn't it just perfect? I certainly think so. My clients have enjoyed cooking in the kitchen and then gathering around their new 72" round dining table. The large table is perfect for this family of 7! My clients said that it had changed the way they interact at meal times. They are having more conversation than ever before! Now that is beauty and function at its' best. I hope you enjoyed the kitchen reveal!

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