Beasley & Henley

Winter Park, FL, November 26, 2011 — Award-winning Beasley & Henley Interior Design has completed the interior detailing and merchandising for two new Mattamy Homes townhouse models, located at The Reserve at Loch Lake (off Lake Mary Blvd and Sterling Pine Road).

The Beasley & Henley Interior Design models reflect the community’s appeal to professionals and modern families.

The interior design of the The “Capri” reflects a young, vibrant home with an easy, inviting style. It features tiled floors, espresso cabinets, silestone countertops and white subway tiles among other details. Its trendy outlook is captured in its color palette of soft greys, ivory, and sunflower. The rooms are modern and comfortable, showing the best uses of Mattamy’s well-laid out floor plan.

The “Venice” model is designed for a young professional couple, but its transitional style will appeal to many buyers. The background colors are earthy neutrals, creams, and vibrant greens. Tiled floors, granite counters, a built-in desk, and a spa-like master bath all contribute to this home’s comfort and style. Clean-lined upholstery pieces mix with more rustic wood accents to provide a great mix of old and new — a signature mark of Beasley & Henley.

The town homes at Loch Lake range in size from 1,500 to 1,800 square feet and are priced from the mid $100’s. The model by Beasley & Henley Interior Design for Mattamy Homes are open to the public.

For more information on Beasley & Henley and to see photos of their work, please go to to www.beasleyandhenley.com.

About Beasley & Henley

Beasley & Henley Interior Design of Winter Park, Atlanta, and Naples is a boutique-sized interior design firm known for artistic and award-winning interior design and architectural detailing. Beasley & Henley Interior Design works with custom builders, large builders, and developers, designing and merchandising model homes, condos, common areas, and commercial spaces in all price ranges in Florida and throughout the U.S.

For pricing and scheduling information, please call Stephanie Henley at 407-629-7756.

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Courtesy:  TheCoolHunter