Early 20th Century Firehouse Now Enchanting Home

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Early 20th Century Firehouse Now Enchanting Home

If you missed part I of this post go here to read about the genius minds behind this renovation. Today it is my privilege to take you on a house tour of the old South McDonough Street Firehouse that has been loving converted into a jaw dropping home.

David Keith Braly is the architectural brain and Mark Montoya is the creator of the gorgeous Tuscan gardens out back.

I was just the happy camper who was invited to experience the whole thing first hand. Oh, and did I mention that the first floor that used to house the fire engines is now a working artist studio that turns out masterpieces featured in all of your favorite shelter magazines? Yep. Just another day in the life of. 🙂

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The old fire engine bay.

The old fire engine bay.

 

Sample for a commissioned mural.

Sample for a commissioned mural.

 

 

Office area downstairs

Office area downstairs

 

 

Join me as we head upstairs.

Join me as we head upstairs.

 

Are you ready for this? This used to be the firemen’s dormitory.

 Living Room

Living Room

I dearly loved the Dutch detailing used in the kitchen.

David Braley

 

 

 

David Braley

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David Braley

Lights designed by David and manufactured by Kevin Reilly

David Braley

Yep, fireman’s pole, made beautiful by John Phillips.

 

David Braley

 

 

Hand painted mural on stairway wall

Hand painted mural on stairway wall

David Braley

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This is the only way to take your work to bed with you. Please may I have that urn?

David Braly

Yes, please.

 

 

Thank you for the tour.  Next up? Yearning for a garden party? I have just the place.

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