Tour Of The Chic Chateau Showhouse

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The Chic Chateau showhouse was held a couple of weeks ago in my hometown.  It is a fully decorated house with each room being fully decorated by different interior designers – and a beautiful home it was.

The home was built by R and K Custom Homes, located in Greensboro, NC.

Exterior of brick transitional style housePin

The decorating theme of the home was mid-century modern with a fairly vibrant color palette.  To be honest, that isn’t a style that I’m normally fond of, but all of the designers in this house sure did change my mind.  They did a fabulous job of repurposing and mixing the old with the new and gave this home a completely up-to-date look.

The lead design team for the show house determined how each of the rooms would be used.  I was a bit surprised by the functionality of some of the rooms on the main level.  Not bad – just a bit different.

As you enter the foyer, you can see the dining room beyond. 

Chic Chateau show house view from foyer into the dining roomPin

The dining room was fabulous with its curved window and bench.  I would have expected this room to be a living room, but dining rooms are all about drama, and boy, the window in this room provided drama on top of drama.

Chic Chateau show house dining roomPin

Curved window with a bench filled with multiple pillows that pull together all of the colors used in the housePin

The room that I thought would have been the dining room, which was to the right of the foyer and directly off of the kitchen, was used an office.

Mid-century style officePin

And then the room that I thought would have been the office (because it was located off to itself, on the very front of the house), was designed as a very pretty girl’s bedroom.

Girl's bedroom with mid-century modern design detailsPin

The master bedroom was also located on the main floor and was one of my favorite rooms.

Mid-century modern master bedroomPin

Mid-century modern master bedroomPin

The gorgeous kitchen was outfitted with beautiful black cabinetry.  A hidden walk-in pantry was located behind the large cabinet doors you can see to the left of the opening for the refrigerator.

Kitchen with black cabinets decorated with mid-century modern detailsPin

Kitchen with black cabinets decorated with mid-century modern detailsPin

The breakfast nook was in an alcove in the kitchen.

Mid-century modern style breakfast nookPin

A family room with a soaring ceiling was opposite the kitchen area.

Family room decorated with mid-century colors and stylingPin

There were two bedrooms and a bonus room upstairs.

The bonus room was definitely styled as a place for a whole family to relax and play.

Bonus room with mid-century stylingPin

Bonus room with mid-century modern decorPin

I love the pattern and color is this bedroom.

A bedroom with both mid-century modern and preppy design elementsPin

The final bedroom had a wonderful canopy feature above a daybed and a cool little sitting area.

Canopy made with fabric above a daybedPin

Bedroom sitting areaPin

One of the purposes of the Chic Chateau is to show and inspire everyone how vintage and thrifted pieces can be updated and made to fit into today’s homes.  I’ll be back in a few days to give you a closer look at many of the wonderful design details.  Hopefully, you’ll find some ideas to use in your own home!

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10 Comments

    1. Same here, Pat. Even if I’m not fond of the style of the house, I always come away with at least one idea. Thank you for stopping by!

  1. Shirley@Housepitality Designs says:

    What a beautiful home!!!

    1. I was, Shirley. Wish you could have made the trip up here to see it with us!

  2. Very nice, but it doesn’t look like it’s lived in.

  3. Charlene Brummitt says:

    I just saw this post and they should have ask you to do the decorating. Maybe you had to be there but I wasn’t impressed.

  4. Uh, no.
    Yours is better. For sure.

  5. Love the exterior- absolutely stunning! I just feel the inside doesn’t do it justice. I’ll keep my mind open to your next stories. 😉

  6. I’d love to know where the dining room curtains came from. They’re stunning!

    1. I’m sorry, but these were custom made for the designer so I don’t have a resource for them.