Property Critique: Colonial Revival Flaws and Craftsmanship Highlights
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Arvin Haddad dives into a property critique, offering valuable insights and remodeling tips while dissecting the architectural style flaws of a colonial revival property with a New England twist. He passionately emphasizes the need for personality and character in design, pointing out the excessive symmetry that detracts from the property's overall appeal. Moving on to La Placants 543 in Sandwich, Connecticut, Arvin commends the craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail, highlighting the property's grandeur and proper utilization of the expansive lot.
With a critical eye, Arvin discusses the sight setbacks and lot utilization, categorizing the property as an "estates level" gem, surpassing the typical definition of a mega mansion. He delves into the nuances of the property's features, from the motor court fountain to the architectural tweaks he suggests for an enhanced aesthetic. The importance of hiring a designer is a recurring theme, as Arvin stresses the impact of professional expertise on the overall success of such projects.
Arvin's scrutiny extends to the interior of the property, where he dissects the lack of a wow factor, particularly in the staircase and living room design. He laments the missed opportunity for double-height ceilings and critiques the size and layout of the chef's kitchen. The disappointment in the family room size and furniture choices, along with the design of the bar area, underscores his commitment to excellence in property evaluation. Through his passionate critique, Arvin underscores the significance of appreciating the land and executing proper layout design to maximize the potential of grand properties.
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