Brooklyn Decker and Andy Roddick’s Charlotte home recently made its Architectural Digest debut.
The project: They restored a 1964 Georgian-style house, which had been previously owned by one couple for all its life, according to the AD article.
- Brooklyn, a budding interior designer, worked with Ruard Veltman Architecture and Stanwick Dunham to bring her vision to life.
The challenge: The floors sagged and ceilings leaked. The floorplan was awkward. The home needed a full-gut remodel.
- “We were parents of two young kids, so the question was, how do we respect the grandeur of the house but also make it feel hospitable to a young family and one that can live up to the demands of everyday life,” Brooklyn shared with AD.
The result: Brooklyn calls the house “a hodgepodge of explosive color,” grounded in green, red and yellow. It’s rich in texture, from the walnut-paneled staircase that welcomes you in, to a cozy living room wrapped in mahogany.
- Safe to say, I will be saving these photos for inspo for many years to come.
Photos by Reid Rolls & styling by Sally Moore.
