Yes, that’s right. How creative must someone be to convert a church into a castle? Tammy emailed us about this INSANE home in Austin, Texas that was the creation of her friends Priscilla Glover and Ivan Spaller of Urban Nature Inc. It was formerly a mission style church built in 1925, and Urban Nature Inc. decided to modernize it with a bit of rock and roll while keeping some old world touches. Talk about a party house! Tammy is their realtor and has since sold the church, but stay tuned tomorrow for another project of theirs just down the road (that is for sale last I heard).
Decofabulous says:
This would make an amazing boutique hotel.
Design-Aficionado says:
What an awesome transformation! Besides the overall awesome design and detail, I especially love the kitchen cabinets, countertops and the big window as well as the two beds in the last picture.
Laurie Jones says:
There is so much to take in with these photos, the rooms so big with so many beautiful elements, I especially love the color blue on the floor in the bathroom and the shape of the sinks!
steve says:
Forgive me father for I want one.
Leann says:
My favourite rooms are the black and white bedroom and bathroom. The floor is fabulous. I’ll start praying now for one just the same 😉
midcenturyjo says:
What an amazing transformation. The stonework is mind boggling!
Charlotta says:
Amen.
xCharlotta
om nom nom says:
it’s so so lovely :S but it might be drafty?
…&. the last bedroom seems kind of out of place compared to the rest of the church/castle/house :S
it seems minimalist to the point of being sterileee.
still, lovee the place!
GEORGE Interior Design says:
While I don’t think I would choose this as my home, it is so beautiful and interesting. I love getting little peaks into the interiors of places like this!
Billy Williams, AKBD says:
LOVE IT!!! I have always wanted to convert a n old church to a house. This one is amazing.