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Residents: Richard and Sue Smith. Richard consults in the facilitation and strategic planning arena, and Sue is a software consultant and trainer. Location: The Terraces at the Country Club of Roswell Size: 3,100 square feet, three bedrooms, two-anda-half baths

Year built/bought: 1986/1999 Architectural style:

Traditional Favorite architectural

elements: The faux brick wall by Fred Cox of Classic Decorative Arts

Renovations: Renovations included adding two screened porches with vaulted ceilings, skylights and multi-level decks, and installing a picture window at the back of the house. They gutted and renovated the galley kitchen by opening the wall between the dining room and kitchen and added 100-year-old barn wood and faux brick by Cox. The Smiths also removed a load-bearing wall to add a laundry room, replaced the living room built-in bar with a TV cabinet and surround sound, and replaced the fireplace. They installed shiplap in the living room and part of the dining room, replaced the flooring with dark mahogany hardwoods and remodeled the firstfloor powder room. Beams were added with lighting in the sitting areas by the master bedroom, which also has French doors and a shiplap accent wall. The master bath was gutted to accommodate a large vanity with towers, a jetted tub and additional storage space. The master closet was also reconfigured and recarpeted. The couple closed an open area on the second floor to provide storage space and also painted and added carpet. The upstairs bath and the driveway were also redone. They removed the cement front walkway, added a stone bridge over a water feature and two water features were added to the relandscaped backyard. They encapsulated the crawlspace and bought a new air conditioning unit and furnace. Cost of renovations:

About $200,000 Renovation consultants:

Robert Szrejner of Euroinstiles, Cabinets of Atlanta, Brandon Gore of BriteBox Interior design consultants: Kim Doherty of Meraki Designs, Mary Cropper of Studio M Interior Design, Accentrics

Landscapers: Daniel Saylor of Liquid Landscapes Interior design style:

Vintage and eclectic.“We went room by room (with Kim) transforming our entire first floor to provide the same cohesive feel of casual and comfortable,” Sue said. Favorite outdoor feature:

The porches and water features, such as the 4-foot-deep pond.

Resources: Furniture from The Green Bean Exchange Interiors & Antiques Mall, Urban Outfitters and Queen of Hearts Antiques and Interiors.