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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.
Walker WoodworkingOne of the main questions asked during the design meeting is what color the owners want for their kitchen cabinets. Were they looking to do a natural wood or a color instead? While many will opt to do the wood, many enjoy adding a splash of color to their kitchen or mixing and matching. It is a great way to break up the area and create a focal point, but with so many options available, how do you know which one is right for you? While it is up to you in the end, there are three colors that have stood out for some time and will most likely continue to do so. White, gray, and blue remain high on the selection chart, so let’s talk about these popular colors and why they may be the right fit for you.
Walker WoodworkingWhile the kitchen was often viewed as the place where food was merely prepped and served, it has transitioned into a command center as people gather to talk or enjoy a snack while getting some work done. Layouts have slowly shifted to accommodate this change, which has produced the open concept. This floor plan allows families to stay connected even when they are doing things in different areas of the home. While not as popular as it was in the 1990s and early 2000s, many families still choose this floor plan because of their desire to stay close to their family and guests. Today, we want to discuss the open floor concept, the elements that make it up, and if it is the right fit for your family.
Greenbrook DesignYou have just waved goodbye to your last child as they head out to college. While you adjust to not having kids in the house, you also begin to realize that you now have more space, but you’re not sure what to do with it. There are many ways to reuse the space, expand existing spaces, or make room for something new. Let’s take a look at the design possibilities available to you.
In the second of our three-part series on selection tips, we want to focus on tile. Backsplash, shower walls, and flooring are just a few of the many uses for tile since it is beautiful, durable, and timeless. Sometimes considered a small part of the design, it has the potential to make a big impact on the design. Here are some helpful tips when choosing tile.
While cabinets tend to be the focal point of the main spaces, such as kitchens and bathrooms, it is the details that add the final touch to the design. The selection process can be one of the highlights of the design phase, but it can also be overwhelming with multiple styles, colors, and options. In this three-part series, we want to give our best tips for the top three categories of selections and help make this as enjoyable and simple as possible. Our focus today is hardware.
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