This 1957 home is located in Indianapolis’ historic Crow’s Nest neighborhood. The new owners wanted to modernize several of the rooms while honoring the midcentury style of the home’s interior.
New Vision For The Kitchen
An indoor barbecue nook built into the original stonework was reimagined to accommodate double ovens. New alder cabinetry is finished in a rich caramel color and paired with a crisp white quartz countertop. Deep green subway tile provides texture and warmth to this mid century modern kitchen.
Master Bath Makeover
The primary bathroom floorplan was revamped to include an expansive shower, soaking tub and primary closet. The space features a floating vanity with sleek tab pulls and a maintenance-free quartz countertop. A custom wood wall treatment over the large soaking tub provides style and drama.
Fireplace and Finishing Touches
A beautiful new walnut mantle accents the stonework on the wall that separates the kitchen and living room, creating a focal point and display space for the couple’s keepsakes and treasures.
For homeowners planning a whole-house remodel, this Crow’s Nest project shows the value of treating the kitchen, primary suite, and living areas as parts of one coordinated design. Alder cabinetry, deep green tile, a reconfigured bathroom, walnut fireplace details, and custom woodwork updated the 1957 home while respecting its mid-century character.
