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Yours by DesignFloating shelves that can be lit to enhance the glass art create drama for this 2 story wall. Seating on either side of the fireplace hides children's toys. The fireplace was transformed using white stacked stone.
Two story arched window with cornice boxes and sheer curtains
Emilie Fournet InteriorsA dark living room was transformed into a cosy and inviting relaxing living room. The wooden panels were painted with the client's favourite colour and display their favourite pieces of art. The colour was inspired by the original Delft blue tiles of the fireplace.
Hanna HomesThe living room features 1 x 6 wood enamel painted ceilings with dropped beams and custom door casing. Custom home built by Robelen Hanna Homes.
Bee Architects LtdBirch plywood with white shelves. Concealed shelves for more storage behind panelling.
My Bespoke RoomEverything in this space is so clean and elegant, thanks to crisp clean lines, a functional layout and some beautiful styling. We’re a huge fan of this shade of blue as it makes the room feel a little darker and cosy without feeling gloomy.
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Westbury Garden RoomsDescending from each of the kingpins are pendant lights of aged gold and blown glass orbs which illuminate the two zones below; The generous dining space is ideal for family dinners beside the seating area where the family can retreat for a movie night below the stars. The room has hidden underfloor heating and thermostatic controls, which keep the room warm and comfortable during the colder months, whilst preventing the tiles underfoot from feeling cold.
McNicol Interior Designsblue area rug, art above fireplace, built in bookshelves, glass top coffee table, crystal chandelier, marble fireplace mantel
Leadson ArchitectsLaurentiu Stanciu, Madalin Gheorghe
penthouse in New York, a proposal that goes very well for an open-minded client with a strong feeling for art and design. Dark accents emphasizing the city and interior objects
Terri Weinstein Design, IncInterior Designer Terri Weinstein and searl lamaster howe architects inherited this project as raw space. The collaboration between clients, designer and architects is evidenced here. The entire team worked out details, color, materials, lighting and furnishings with the intent to create a livable, lovable space for habitation and entertainment.
Awesome photography by Norman Sizemore.
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