Debby’s interior design for The Williams House in historic downtown Wilmington was featured in a story that discussed historic preservation as the ultimate “green” Design.
The design project has a green aspect, as well. This project is extraordinary because of the extent to which original materials were reused. In the kitchen, for example, original wood beams found under the house were reused to comprise part of the wood ceiling design. Original wood doors from the 1830s were refinished in an authentic blue to complete the Moroccan Kasbah design. This home is a fine example of cultural sustainability; that is, the owners who take on a restoration project such as the Williams House not only affect the home they are restoring, a stunning piece of architecture, as it adds so much to the charm of the community.Please visit Interior Design Portfolio for more details
