PRIVATE RESIDENCE
When the next King of Sweden wanted an architectural renaissance he could call his own, he went to France and learned all he could from the Court of Versailles before returning home. Less than a quarter millennia later, our client followed the good king’s footsteps through neo-classical shapes and royal lines before returning to Provo to build her dream home. He was known as Gustav the Third. She is now more than happy to call her Gustavian-inspired residence all her own and Alice Lane was proud to be there.
We could spend page after page on each and every one of the 14,000 elegantly detailed square feet of this home but that’s what the pictures are for. Instead, we’ll breeze past the antiqued bouvet doors, cresting through the entire entrance, and sweeping staircase, appointed in finely-crafted patina rails, until the edges of the walls disappear into alternating hues of enchanted linen. There is no clutter, no unnecessary furniture, even the window benches were sculpted into the house long before it was ever built reminding every visitor that this home began as a feeling and never, ever wavered.
The walls of the massive great room, sun drenched by day, reappear in herringbone behind the fireplace and then again as individually, hand-glazed tile in the kitchen. The light bounces between the chalk-finished Hanna chairs and leaps over the silver-leafed chandelier above the dining table. By night, the relaxed roman window shades surrender and the age-smoked glass of the hanging pendants and mounted sconces flicker of imaginary candlelight. Sometimes the greatest compliment a designer can receive is to never notice they were ever there.
Photos by Ashlee Raubach
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exquisite beyond words I could move in immediately there isnt anything which i dont like very elegant Fay
I know this house- it is the home of the “Decor de Provence” blogger. I love it, too- that is why I recognized it. Her blog is well worth checking out- if you love her house, you will love her blog, too.
Oh my goodness!! Stunning eyecandy! You are a seriously talented designer! I adore your work and I can’t wait another minute to share your work with all that I know.
AK xo
I made a typo on my comment above…I meant to say, “You are seriously talented designers!
I saw this house on the owner’s blog at Decor de Provence and fell in love. The details are amazing and the furniture is to die for! I was excited to see that you had some pictures on here of rooms I had not yet seen of this home. Thank you for sharing.
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Hi!
Where is the tile on the wall in the kitchen from? It’s wonderful!
*Crosses fingers that it’s still available and affordable.*
Beautiful! Is it possible to find out what fabric was used for the window treatment in the kitchen?
Yes! You can actually purchase the fabric through us! It is $128 per yard. Give us a call for more information!
I, too, would love to know what the tile used for the backsplash in the kitchen is!
It is an Ann Saks hand-glazed porcelain tile!
i love the piece of furniture in entry
also what is the runner in front of the kitchen sink and in front of the fireplaces
incredible beautiful home….
I Love everything in this house …
It is absolutely beautiful…from the entry way to the kitchen all the rooms..I cannot tell you how many times i have looked at this home in complete awe…it is breathtaking…..
I’ve never been so drawn to the interior of a home in my whole blogging career haha
Every picture is going in my inspiration file. Absolutely breathtaking.
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Love, love, LOVE it all! Looking for that dining table and chairs. Do you know who manufacturers them/where they are available?
Thanks!
What paint color did they use? I am looking for a pale blue-grey or pale blue-green for my kitchen. This house is stunning! I’m in love. Thanks for sharing.
ps. I was referring to the dining room paint…
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Oh my…very gorgeous! Love it!
daisy