Living Room with a Reading Nook and a Timber Clad Ceiling Ideas and Designs
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Blueprint Dreams LLCWe refaced the old plain brick with a German Smear treatment and replace an old wood stove with a new one.
DeBaker Design Group, Ltd.First floor of In-Law apartment with Private Living Room, Kitchen and Bedroom Suite.
Clark Richardson ArchitectsThis room, housing and elegant piano also functions as a guest room. The built in couch, turns into a bed with ease.
Ambient LoungeЗону чилаута формирует группа мягкой бескаркасной мебели Ambient Lounge. Уютные кресла обеспечивают прекрасную поддержку спины, а в специальные карманы по бокам кресел можно положить книгу или телефон.
BEVOLO GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHTSLiving Room at the Flower Showhouse / featuring Bevolo Cupola Pool House Lanterns by the fireplace
Sky Architect Studio. The timber screening on the kitchen ceiling, wrapping down to form a bookshelf, serves to create a continuous flow and establish an ambience of natural warmth through the open kitchen,dining and living space out to the timber entertaining deck oudoors.
Pillar & Perch: Architects + BuildersLarge open living with corner brick fireplace and natural light coming from above. Built-in window seat.
Stonehouse + Irons ArchitectureConcrete block walls provide thermal mass for heating and defence agains hot summer. The subdued colours create a quiet and cosy space focussed around the fire. Timber joinery adds warmth and texture , framing the collections of books and collected objects.
California Closets of MichiganWhen she’s not on location for photo shoots or soaking in inspiration on her many travels, creative consultant, Michelle Adams, masterfully tackles her projects in the comfort of her quaint home in Michigan. Working with California Closets design consultant, Janice Fischer, Michelle set out to transform an underutilized room into a fresh and functional office that would keep her organized and motivated. Considering the space’s visible sight-line from most of the first floor, Michelle wanted a sleek system that would allow optimal storage, plenty of work space and an unobstructed view to outside.
Janice first addressed the room’s initial challenges, which included large windows spanning two of the three walls that were also low to floor where the system would be installed. Working closely with Michelle on an inventory of everything for the office, Janice realized that there were also items Michelle needed to store that were unique in size, such as portfolios. After their consultation, however, Janice proposed three, custom options to best suit the space and Michelle’s needs. To achieve a timeless, contemporary look, Janice used slab faces on the doors and drawers, no hardware and floated the portion of the system with the biggest sight-line that went under the window. Each option also included file drawers and covered shelving space for items Michelle did not want to have on constant display.
The completed system design features a chic, low profile and maximizes the room’s space for clean, open look. Simple and uncluttered, the system gives Michelle a place for not only her files, but also her oversized portfolios, supplies and fabric swatches, which are now right at her fingertips.
Blueprint Dreams LLCWe replace a small sliding door with a large double french door to allow the sunroom to be part of the living room space. This also allows more natural light into the living room. The TV-media wall is custom-built.
Living Room with a Reading Nook and a Timber Clad Ceiling Ideas and Designs
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