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  • The Vintage Chic Home

    When it comes to the decor of fine homes, those of us at Country Club Homes, Inc. readily use the mantra “what’s old is new again” for design inspiration. Vintage style is a major trend among architects and interior designers these days for all types of homes. The look certainly spells out luxury for new or renovated houses. And believe or not, vintage décor can manifest itself in nearly every room in your home.

    Take a look at the rustic, vintage feel of this kitchen from our portfolio, where the country-time style is authenticated by a lighter wood finish on the cabinets, kitchen island,  and complementing brass light fixtures.

    The Kitchen: The Vintage Kitchen
    The Kitchen: The Vintage Chic Home

    Photo: Country Club Homes, Inc.

    We couldn’t help but admire the bold aesthetics this homeowner used in their dining room. The wooden table, distressed cabinet and even a ladder complete the look.

    The Dining Room: The Vintage Chic Home
    The Dining Room: The Vintage Chic Home

    Photo: KCHandG.com

    Even a child’s room can adopt the vintage style. Don’t you like these gorgeous white-washed beams in the kid’s bedroom, maintaining a cool and fresh ambiance.

    Kid's Room: The Vintage Chic Home
    Kid's Room: The Vintage Chic Home

    Photo: CountryLiving.com

    Are you looking to build your dream home or renovate the house you currently have? Contact the design connoisseurs at  Country Club Homes, Inc. for perfect execution of the smallest details, classic craftsmanship, and quality design. Start planning for your luxurious, affordable home by calling 203-762-0550 or simply e-mail info@countryclubhomesinc.com. We’ll speak to you soon.

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  • Inspiring Fireplace Ideas to Warm Up Your New Home This Winter

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  • Bring Touches of the Italian Renaissance to Your Traditional New England Home

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  • Be Inspired by These Covered Bridges When Planning Features for Your New Home

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