Stafford Street

MODERN LIVING THROUGH FUNCTIONAL DESIGN

This 1950s ranch-style home underwent a full gut remodel, transforming its traditional layout into a modern open-concept design while maintaining the home’s character. The central focus of the remodel is the galley kitchen, which seamlessly connects the front of the home to the rear, providing a natural flow between the living spaces. The new layout balances the distinct areas of the kitchen, living room, dining room, and great room, creating an open yet functional design that maximizes space and natural light.

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STAFFORD STREET

Location: ATLANTA, GEORGIA

Developer: 33NEST

Status: SOLD

Completion: DECEMBER 2023

Presentation: Stafford Street Project Summary

PROGRAM DRAWINGS

The Stafford Street remodel reimagines a mid-century ranch home with contemporary upgrades while preserving the charm of the original structure. The galley kitchen is the heart of the home, acting as a passage between the front living spaces and the rear great room. This design choice allows for an efficient use of space, optimizing flow and accessibility while still maintaining clear distinctions between the kitchen, dining, and living areas. The open concept design is further emphasized by the strategic placement of windows and the integration of modern finishes throughout.

The living room, dining area, and great room are positioned to create a natural flow, with the kitchen acting as the central hub, tying these spaces together. This remodel not only modernizes the aesthetic of the home but also enhances its functionality for everyday living. Vaulted ceilings, clean lines, and minimalistic detailing help expand the sense of space, while the new galley kitchen offers a sleek and functional workspace ideal for both cooking and entertaining.

The exterior of the home was updated to reflect these modernizations, while still honoring the home's original mid-century roots. The result is a harmonious blend of the old and new, with a fresh take on the ranch-style home that is functional, stylish, and perfectly suited to modern living.