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Burton Family Abode Seen in Southern Living

  • Writer: Anastasia Casey
    Anastasia Casey
  • Nov 24, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Dec 4

Austin luxury interior designer's personal home featured in Southern Living, Blair Burton interiors


Inside the Burton Family Abode


Sometimes a home has a story to tell—it just needs a little coaxing. That was the case with our Westover Hills project, which first caught our eye in 2019. Despite its '60s-era charm, this two-story ranch was weighed down by dated materials and design choices. But beneath that, we also saw some incredible potential. We embraced the home as a personal project for our family, modernizing the space with natural textures, rich wood finishes, and details that reflect its Texas roots.

 

Five years later, we're thrilled to celebrate the home’s recent feature in Southern Living and invite you into our creative process.






Austin-based luxury interior designer's personal home featured in Southern Living, Blair Burton interiors


Project Details

An Expedited Renovation Timeline


Not ones to shy away from a challenge, we took on this renovation with a nearly impossible timeline—three months, to be exact. During that time, we focused on installing wide-plank French white oak flooring and reconfiguring the kitchen to improve flow and functionality. Along the way, we carefully balanced modern updates with rustic, time-worn touches, creating a space that feels fresh yet soulful.





"Blair leveraged her signature combination of natural textures and art to maximum effect."

- Southern Living





Design Details

Hill Country Meets Modern Warmth


Warm neutrals and vibrant patterns brought cohesion and character to every corner of the home. We layered in handpicked antiques and curated original art, adding depth and personality to each room. True to our BBI approach, we emphasized natural materials like wood, terracotta, and iron that ultimately brought this home back to life.




Interior Design: Blair Burton Interiors

Photography: Julie Soefer

 
 
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