dinning
The layout: “We wanted to create a sense of discovery as you walk through the house,” Randolph says. For the plan, he used a strategy similar to having a courtyard between two main structures, which you can see here in the one-story dining room. (Look to the two brick walls on either side of the window. They mark the pair of two-story structures that this space connects.) Dining room: The dining room’s windows weighed in at about a ton and were quite a challenge to install. Fowler and his team had to cut a hole in the roof, build an A-frame overhead and attach a lift to put them in place. If you look closely, you can see the hardware on each side that marks two doors that lead out to the courtyard. The courtyard wall provides privacy from the house next door.Lighting: “We wanted something a little more sophisticated to elevate the space and saw these lucite and metal lights, which we loved with the more rustic table and metal window,” Gandy says. Staircase: The staircase is composed of 5-inch-wide white oak hardwood and a simple solid railing that was fabricated on site.
If have carve out area can turn it in to a wine thing with door
Chairs
and painted fireplace for living room
light
wallpaper
wallpaper, light
wall paper, table, light, green accents
Pop of color with end chairs
Wainscoting
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