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At Greenbrook Design, we believe that a home should reflect not just your style—but your story. The Bramble House is the perfect example of how collaboration, creativity, and craftsmanship can come together to create something truly exceptional.
This home is more than just beautiful—it’s smartly designed, thoughtfully furnished, and filled with functional elements that enhance everyday living.
The Bramble
The Bramble-inspired home encompasses the timeless and gracious beauty of a southern home. The Burnham is an idyllic and charming respite. Set in a tranquil Southern Living-inspired community, this home deftly balances an ultra-lux, sophisticated feel with all of the comforts and inviting familiarity of a laid-back modern farmhouse.
Cabinets in this beautiful bramble house are fully crafted by Dura Supreme, and the custom kitchen island by Walker Woodworking Custom Cabinets. A collaborative design with Southern Studio and Greenbrook Design. This home is the first of its kind and is trendsetting for many more to come.
The Southern Living Inspired Home at The Bramble was open for self-guided tours the entire month of June. We took a tour of the Bramble House ourselves and were excited to share some of the beauty we saw. It was amazing to see this house come together and enjoy the final product! It was such a great experience for us to be a part of the Bramble home!
Inside the Kitchen
The kitchen in the Bramble House is truly the heart of the home, outfitted with premium appliances from our trusted partners at Sub-Zero and Wolf. Known for their high-performance and design-forward appliances, this dynamic duo adds sophistication and practicality to any kitchen.
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The Wolf range provides precision cooking power, ideal for everything from weekday dinners to gourmet gatherings.
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Paired with Sub-Zero’s refrigerator and freezer columns, this kitchen offers optimal food preservation and a sleek, built-in aesthetic.
Together, these appliances create a professional-level cooking environment, right at home. Something every family chef will appreciate.
It’s the Little Details That Make a Big Difference
While grand design elements certainly make an impression, it’s the unique, personal touches that truly make a house a home. One of our favorite Bramble House features? A custom-built kitty door! Subtle, stylish, and practical—it’s a fun and functional example of how we tailor designs to every member of the family, pets included.
Watch the Bramble House Come to Life
The video below captures the true spirit of the Bramble House—a collaborative effort brought to life by an incredible team of designers, builders, and product partners. From cabinetry to countertops, each element was hand-selected to support the homeowner’s vision.
🎥 Watch closely and you’ll even spot our own Travis Walker at the 2:31 mark!
This video is more than just a showcase of a gorgeous home—it’s a testament to the power of partnerships and the importance of every detail. Whether you’re a homeowner dreaming of a remodel or a builder looking for a reliable design partner, the Bramble House serves as inspiration for what’s possible.
Greenbrook Design Window treatments have made an interesting journey through the years in interior design. From floor to ceiling and mere window length, they have travelled the full circle of style. Today, window treatments can come in a variety of forms and options, plus they do more than just block out the sun; they can finish the look of a room and add the necessary touch that brings out the homeowner’s personality. Windows are our connection to nature and are an essential part of the home, which means they deserve proper consideration and care. They are also an area of the room that naturally draws the eye of the homeowner and guest alike. Most of the time, however, windows tend to be overlooked.
Greenbrook Design There’s nothing quite like the warm weather and smell of blooming flowers that come with springtime. While you may have grown used to cozying up indoors during the colder months, now you can start spending more time tending to your garden, playing with your kids in the yard, and kicking back on the patio while enjoying the sun.
But in order to fully enjoy your time outside (and potentially save yourself from having to pay for expensive home repairs in the future), you will need to perform some basic home maintenance. To help you get started, here are some key areas to tackle this spring, brought to you by Greenbrook Design.
Greenbrook DesignMaking the decision to open our own showroom was not done overnight. It began as the answer to a need for our clients. They needed a place where they could come and explore the possibilities that awaited them for their home renovation. It was important to our owners, Travis and Stacey Walker, that their clients could see and feel the products, enhancing their design experience. As the idea became a reality, the Walkers realized the added benefit of having more than just cabinets featured in the showroom. Greenbrook Design is proud to be an authorized dealer for not just four lines of cabinetry but multiple home furnishings and decor companies like Europe 2 You and Moe’s. Get a peek inside the showroom here and listen to Stacey share her vision of the showroom.
We have all witnessed the transformation this past year, bedrooms become offices, kitchen tables become classrooms, and your basement doubles as a home gym. The problem is that most of these spaces were not ready to accommodate double duty. Multifunctional means one area of the home can handle multiple duties, while this sounds great, no one wants it to look like it’s a three-in-one, which is where good design comes into play. Selecting furniture pieces that can serve several purposes or planning a layout that can fulfill multiple needs is key to creating a home that suits your family’s unique lifestyle and routine. Let’s discuss what goes into designing these spaces and how you can make the most of the space you have.
Walker WoodworkingDesign is more than just creating a layout that is functional and beautiful; it is about turning a house into a home that has an atmosphere just right for you. A functional home is good, but a home where you feel at home is best, which is the end goal for every designer. One way to have a welcoming environment is to draw inspiration from nature, which is a trend that is gaining momentum in the design world.
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