Befores and Afters From The Shatner Project
To give their home the Mediterranean look they desired, actor William Shatner and his wife Liz tackle the renovation head on. Check out the befores and afters to see the unbelievable transformation.
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April 01, 2015
By:
Keri Sanders
Beam Me Up, Scotty
Actor William Shatner, Star Trek’s original Captain James T. Kirk, and his wife Liz are taking on a brand new project – transforming their '80s home into a gorgeous Mediterranean dream.
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Before: Overgrown Exterior
Before the renovation, the patio area was overgrown and in need of some TLC.
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After: Updated Curb Appeal
After the renovation, the once-open patio is enclosed with stunning French doors. Sconces by the main doorway add an inviting touch to the home's entrance.
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William Shatner
Before: Awkward Entry
Originally, the home's foyer was awkwardly placed and seemed small and plain in the Shatner's spacious home.
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After: Practical Powder Room
A quaint powder room made better use of the small space and was a convenient addition to the home's makeover. Because the Shatners try to reuse materials whenever possible, the home's old entry doors now serve as the powder room doors.
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Before: Dull Dining Room
Dark accessories, a large dining table and chandelier make the dining room feel smaller.
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After: Stylish and Spacious
Now, a round table with light chairs and updated lighting give the room a fresh look. By knocking out one wall and adding a small bar instead of the buffet table, the entire home feels more open.
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Before: Weighty Window Treatment
The heavy window treatment gave the dining room a very dark, traditional vibe.
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After: A Ray of Sunshine
With the window treatment removed, more natural light floods the space, while the arc of the window adds to the home's Mediterranean style.
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Before: Dark and Outdated
Large kitchen windows and charming ceiling beams prove that the Shatner's kitchen already had great bones. But the dark floor-to-ceiling cabinetry and outdated backsplash simply had to go.
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William Shatner
After: An Enviable Cooking Space
Adding new appliances, removing the wall of cabinets, and brightening up the space with a new paint job transform the kitchen into a more modern, cheery space.
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William Shatner
Before: Out of Sync
Two islands broke the kitchen up, making the room feel choppy and as if it was really two space fighting against one another.
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After: Perfect Harmony
Now, one large island brings the front and back of the kitchen together, making the room a more useful place to prep meals and entertain guests.
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Before: Closed-Off Kitchen
On top of the fact that the wall of cabinetry was too dark and outdated for the kitchen, the Shatners were searching for a way to give the kitchen a more open look.
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After: Open and Inviting
By tearing down the wall separating the kitchen and dining room, the entire space feels more open and modern. To add a bit of drama to the space, a stunning custom light fixture was added above the island.
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Before: A Good Start
A lovely mantel fixture, interesting ceiling detail and gorgeous white walls were the perfect jumping off point for the living room makeover.
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After: A Charming Escape
Jaw-dropping light fixtures and a stone fireplace bring a more Mediterranean feel to the spacious living room.
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Before: Cold and Stagnant
While the furniture is nice, it doesn't seem to fit the space. The living room lacks warmth and is in need of a style update.
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After: Full of Life
Hardwood floors mimic the ceiling design and make the greenery around the room really pop. A neutral, patterned area rug is a cozy touch that pulls the room together.
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