Lakefield Estate – Country Charm Refined

This full-home remodel in Raleigh was designed as a primary residence and inspired by classic gentlemen’s style. The home balances tradition with understated elegance. Rich woodwork, custom millwork, and subtle masculine nuances create a grounded and timeless look. Every element – from cabinetry to architectural finishes – was chosen for its quality and longevity. Ultimately, the result is a refined, tailored space that feels both inviting and built to last.

Photography by Marco Mendez

Laundry room in Lakefield project – green cabinets, brass hardware, white quartz countertops, Raleigh NC interior designer House of Maevie

Laundry Room

This laundry room seamlessly blends beauty with function. Sage green cabinets create a grounded, calming base, while white oak floating shelves and warm brass hardware introduce natural warmth and contrast. Meanwhile, vertical beadboard adds subtle texture and visual interest. Thoughtful details throughout make this hardworking space feel warm, intentional, and effortlessly pulled together.

Bathroom vanity in Lakefield Project – custom white oak cabinetry, soft blue subway tile backsplash, quartz countertops, brass sconces, Raleigh NC interior design by House of Maevie

Primary Bathroom

Soft blue tile, warm oak cabinetry, and a quartz countertop make this bathroom feel calm, tailored, and quietly luxurious. Brass lighting and subtle curves add just enough detail, while the built-in vanity keeps things both pretty and practical.

Close-up of bathroom vanity in Raleigh remodel – white quartz countertop, Brizio brass faucet, Tilebar blue subway tile backsplash, and greenery by House of Maevie
Built-in shower niche with patterned accent tile, custom gray subway tile, and bath products – Lakefield Project by Raleigh NC interior designer House of Maevie

These close-ups highlight the beauty of the crackled glass subway tile – rich in texture and depth. Inside the shower, a custom niche features arabesque accent tile and hidden lighting. Together, they create a layered, spa-like glow.

Kitchen from Lakefield Project – white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, sage green island, black tile backsplash, Rejuvenation pendant lighting, designed by House of Maevie in Raleigh NC

Kitchen

We completely reworked the kitchen layout, opening walls to create better flow. A large central island now anchors the space. Top-tier Wolf appliances are integrated throughout. Oversized statement lighting above the island adds bold contrast. Soft white cabinetry and a sage green base balance the dark vertical tile. The open layout makes this kitchen perfect for entertaining – one of our client’s top goals.

Home bar with Tilebar brown glazed brick tile backsplash, floating  oak shelves, curated spirits and copper barware – Lakefield Project by Raleigh NC interior designer House of Maevie

Home Bar

Tucked just off the main kitchen, this bar makes a bold statement with rich chocolate brown glazed brick tile, white oak floating shelves, and a polished black stone countertop. The mix of earthy textures and moody finishes gives the space a collected, elevated feel – perfect for cocktail prep, espresso, or easy entertaining.

Custom billiards room with navy paneled walls, wood pool table, drum pendant lighting by Visual Comfort, and curated artwork – Lakefield Project by Raleigh NC interior designer House of Maevie

Billiards Room

We gave this space a new look by painting the original pine paneling a moody navy. New French white oak hardwood floors throughout brighten and warm the room. A bold statement fixture above the table draws the eye and balances the darker walls. Framed artwork completes the look, turning this into a cozy, elevated pool room for relaxed evenings.

guest bathroom with angled ceiling, navy glazed brick tile backsplash, arched mirror, white quartz vanity top, and white bath oak cabinetry – Lakefield Project by Raleigh NC interior designer House of Maevie

Guest Bathroom

This guest bath feels fresh and refined. A rich blue glazed brick tile wraps both the vanity backsplash and shower walls, bringing continuity and contrast. Warm oak cabinetry pairs with mosaic marble hex tile flooring. Brass accents and a quartz countertop complete the look. Though tucked under a sloped ceiling, this compact space feels bright, polished, and welcoming.

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