Grant Park home tours: Craftsman bungalow has ghastly theme

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Photos: Grant Park couple’s Craftsman bungalow blends macabre with midcentury style

The 1932 Craftsman bungalow home in Grant Park is 1,900 square feet and contains four bedrooms and two baths.

Adam and Jessica Willhite added a stone walkway, among other exterior updates, after they purchased their Grant Park home in 2015.

The front porch is one of the couple's favorite spaces and what they call the "social hub" of their home.

A sunny glider on the front porch is among the elements with vintage appeal in the Grant Park residence.

French doors open from the living room to the sitting room in the Grant Park home. The chair in fabric the color of blood orange is from Macy's.

The 1930s Craftsman bungalow, with its vintage modern eclectic interior, is on the Grant Park Tour of Homes on May 19-20.

The Grant Park Tour of Homes on May 19-20 will feature Adam and Jessica Willhite's 1932 Craftsman bungalow in the historic neighborhood.

A screened porch is one of the many places where the homeowners can enjoy the outdoors in their Grant Park home.

Throughout the home, Jessica Willhite displays copper items, like these mugs and a platter on a shelving unit in between the sitting room and dining room.

Adam and Jessica Willhite's home office in Grant Park features a wooden and iron work desk. The workspace is surrounded by art, photos, a guitar and graphic print curtains.

Some of the accessories, including a pair of skulls on the mantel and a portrait of Elvis Presley, show the homeowners' interest in decor that's a bit macabre.

Geometric motifs run throughout the home, including the tripod light from West Elm, the fringed rug and open shelving.

A collection of serveware is on display in a modern shelf that separates the sitting area from the dining space.

A gallery wall showcases sketches, photos and other items over a credenza from West Elm with an antique lamp purchased in Amelia Island, Fla. One of the black-framed pieces on the left features a piece of the wallpaper that was discovered when Adam and Jessica Willhite removed the drywall from the ceiling.

In the vaulted master bedroom, a bench with nailhead trim rests at the edge of the bed. The dresser is a family antique dating back nearly 125 years to a family farm in Kentucky and is the couple's favorite piece in the Craftsman bungalow.

The updated master bathroom in the 1930s Craftsman bungalow now has arched details, a tiled shower and built-in storage. The original clawfoot tub was restored.

The open kitchen now has a white-and-gray palette with an island and a peninsula, and details such as subway tile backsplash and open shelving.

The living room is saturated in color, with chairs from Macy's, and a glass and metal display cabinet.

A collection of skulls on glass shelves bring out the macabre in the living room. In the fall, those pieces join items in about 50 to 60 crates of Halloween decor.

A boho wall hanging and iron bed with accent throw pillows fits with the vintage modern eclectic interiors.

The early 1900's vanity in the guest bedroom was purchased at Highland Row Antiques while the chair was bought from a local artist. A pair of mirrors reflect the room's artistic accessories.

Outdoor entertaining spaces in the Grant Park home include a fire pit in the fenced backyard. The homeowners updated the landscaping when they moved into the home in 2015.

The screened back porch has a table and chairs from World Market, and a mix of vintage accessories. The exterior window trim is painted red.

The screened back porch has a table and chairs from World Market, and a mix of vintage accessories. The exterior window trim is painted red.

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The 1932 Craftsman bungalow home in Grant Park is 1,900 square feet and contains four bedrooms and two baths.

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