Description
In this Open House tour, Tiffany Compton and Taylor Bates of Elliot Tate Design invite viewers inside the Roanoke, Virginia, off-season home they designed for Houston Texans guard Wyatt Teller, his wife Carly and their adorable family.
Built in 1924, the house had plenty of character to begin with, and the designers made a point of preserving it. The entry features wallpaper based on an elegant pattern Jackie Kennedy used in the White House in 1961, while the dining room takes a more playful turn with Dead Salmon walls and custom 16-ft bleached white oak table that weighs more than 1,000 pounds and actually required seven people just to carry it through the front door.
Throughout the residence, traditional details mix with color, family photographs and pieces chosen for the way the Tellers actually live. In the hallway, photos of Wyatt and Carly on the field sit alongside pictures of their sweet children, Gigi and Brooks.
As for the kids' personal spaces? Brooks’s room embraces the the theme football with a green bouclé headboard, football sign, bean bags and blue Schumacher wallpaper. His sister Gigi’s nursery takes a gentler approach, with custom bow curtains, a bay window and two large arches that highlight the stunning classic architecture of the nearly century old house.
Overall, the result is a welcoming home that feels polished without feeling too formal, with plenty of room for a young energetic family to actually live and grow in.
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