How a bold design move transformed this 120-year-old house.
In 1896, a corporate attorney and his wife, an artist, broke ground on a home in Chicago’s Oak Park neighborhood. At 3,500 square feet, the two-story plot would come to boast all of the era’s most beloved accents: hearty crown molding, brass door handles and ornate window casings. It was fashionable to say the least.
For two months, the couple drove to the Oak Park home as often as they could, idling outside, imagining a life within its walls. Angela excitedly followed every nugget of information on the home until she had a pretty clear picture of the families that once lived within it.
It’s uncommon to see historic homes like theirs updated with such wild brushstrokes and wallpaper, but Angela and Jeramy tell us once they got going it just felt right.
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