68 michigan design center @home 2019 T his 1920s renovation was a major overhaul for the entire interior of the home. Set in Birmingham’s Poppleton Park, the neighborhood is full of history and charm. I find kitchens to be most impactful when omitting upper cabinets. The open shelves and counter-to-ceiling glass cabinet add so much visual interest. We also increased the thickness of the marble island top. It is stunning. Wallpaper is my favorite way to make an impact. I typically present a few options to clients, and with this particular project the wallpaper in the powder room was love at first sight. I love a large pattern in a tucked-away little space and this charmer is a visual treat for lucky guests.” Dayna Rasschaert, DAYNA FLORY INTERIORS Photos by Martin Vecchio TOP | Sconces and pendants: City Lights Detroit, Suite 98. BOTTOM | Sconces: City Lights Detroit, Suite 98. Window shade trim: Schumacher, Suite 110. Wallpaper: Rozmallin, Suite 60. “
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