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Interior Elements

Anything smaller from the interior, details I like, materials used, etc. This includes frosted glass used on the interior, which I think is a good solution to light issues.
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Frosted glass doors used in interior to let light in. Also really like lighting here.

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Interior frosted glass to bring in light (also notice reflection on stainless steel in kitchen)

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Tagged for cool use of sheet metal inside, plus sliding door. Cool idea. See Fireplace in particular.

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FIREPLACE!!! I love the sheet metal as architectural detail - could do this on upstairs!

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Similar to my upstairs loft, with sloped ceiling, fireplace, entrance to outside... in general I like this.

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Basic concept of letting light in within the interior - this is the generic idea.

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More interior frosted glass windows (here, sliding doors) to let in light

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Frosted glass pocket door inside - don't like the colors, but another good concept in letting light in.

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These are mirrors and not windows, but again interior windows letting light in from the back.

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If structural wood beams are needed, I think they can look fantastic against brick. Also like the apple green contrast.

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Structural beams of wood can also be turned into built-in bookcases?

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Exposed duct work, left completely raw here. Could also be painted.

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Frosted interior glass again

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Ducts here between the rafters, still exposed. Also note structural posts work, if necessary.

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Fireplace with storage behind

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That lamp!!!!!!

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