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Blair Burton Melds Differing Styles in Austin Home

January 12, 2023
Dining room with a crystal chandelier, cream chairs and hydrangeas

Photos: Julie Soefer
Styling: Jessica Brinkert Holtam

Embarking on a full- scale renovation of their home in Austin’s Westlake neighborhood, homeowners Courtney and Ben Moss enlisted the help of Blair Burton Interiors to marry their styles and bring their vision to life. Courtney is a Louisiana native with a Southern traditional aesthetic while Ben leans a bit more modern in his tastes.

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Built-in wine refrigerator beside a mirrored bar cabinet

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Living room with navy chairs, framed botanicals and a leather ottoman

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Dining room with a crystal chandelier, lucite chairs and hydrangeas

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Stair with an iron rail above a console and blue-and-white jars

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Marble bath with double vanities and a glass shower

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Bedroom with an arched headboard, sunburst mirror and painted chest

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Living room with grey sofas, a stone fireplace and built-in shelving

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

White kitchen with brass lanterns, counter stools and a marble backsplash

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Kitchen with a brick backsplash, brass lanterns and a marble island

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

White bath with an oval mirror, sconces and a hexagon tile floor

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Pale blue laundry room with open shelving and a farmhouse sink

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Powder room with blue leaf wallpaper, a gold mirror and marble vanity

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Butler's pantry with arched glass cabinets and white counters

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Dining room with a crystal chandelier, cream chairs and hydrangeas

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Two-story stair hall with an iron rail and a blue abstract canvas

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Walnut chest with a starburst mirror and tulips

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

White bath with a long vanity, marble shower and woven shade

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Bedroom with an arched headboard, grasscloth walls and a bench

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Grey built-in cabinet styled with white ceramics

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Mahogany chest with a blue-and-white jar of branches between sconces

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Living room with grey chairs, a fiddle-leaf fig and a floral rug

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

White kitchen with brass lanterns, a runner and a range alcove

Blair Burton Melds Traditional and Modern in Austin Home

Breakfast room with woven chairs, a wood table and a shell chandelier

Courtney desired a formal dining table, saturated colors, and antique floors while elements like a big steel door were important to Ben. One of Blair’s challenges was adapting the couple’s style preferences to the location. For example, the couple initially wanted antique heart of pine flooring, but this type of flooring is difficult to source and cost-prohibitive in a place like Austin, Texas. Instead, Blair used oak flooring with plenty of visible character to give a similar look.

The clients naturally gravitated toward grays and whites when choosing a color scheme. Blair enjoyed working with them to identify a palette that they wanted, adding myriad shades of blue and plenty of textural elements.

Blair’s clients love to entertain. She worked to make the spaces family and guest-friendly where no room was off limits. But they also wanted spaces that were pretty and felt formal.

The living room, for instance, is the main access point to the backyard. However, it can be seen from the front door. Fabrics needed to be both durable and style-forward. The sofas and Coggin chairs are upholstered in kid-friendly velvets that are nearly indestructible, and Blair’s team installed a hard-wearing patterned wool rug as opposed to a sisal.

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