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Bella Custom Homes, Inc.Gallery Hall, looking towards custom handpainted double doors, with adjoining staircase in Formal Entry. Designer: Stacy Brotemarkle
Fratantoni Luxury Estates Design/Build/RemodelingArched entryways and walkways, custom hallways, and iron stair railings.
Barker and StonehouseA stunning statement piece and a great talking point too. This intricately floral designed chest of drawers features a glistening bone inlay, set into white resin with a pearlescent sheen that shimmers in the light. Both beautiful and practical, it has four roomy drawers that offer ample storage for a clutter-free space.
Suzanne MacCrone RogersIn celebration of the ruby {40th} anniversary of the induction of the historic Hay House to The Georgia Trust, I transformed this beautiful grand hallway and foyer into an indoor winter wonderland English topiary garden. Cyprus, boxwood, ivy topiary trees are covered in fairy lights and illuminate this elegant hallway, while a stone bird bath cradles a hand blown red glass gazing ball. A wrought iron arbor sets the stage for a gilded mossy chair and Santa's coat. Red roses, nutcrackers, a candle chandelier, and reindeer accent the space in a charming way.
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E. F. San JuanPRIVATE RESIDENCE / PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA
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ARCHITECT: Eric Watson
BUILDER: McIntosh-Myers Construction
For this lovely Tuscan Mediterranean–style home near the beautiful Emerald Coast of Northwest Florida, our team at E. F. San Juan supplied Loewen impact-rated windows and doors, custom E. F. San Juan mahogany entry gates, exterior trim, patio doors, and custom exterior millwork. Inside the home, we also provided paneling, custom heavy mouldings, columns, and custom interior millwork.
Challenges:
Virtually every room in this home featured multi-part cornice and moulding details, as well as many unique coffered ceiling details. This meant meticulous planning and man-hours to create the mouldings and make sure each related piece of millwork would fit seamlessly upon installation.
Solution:
We worked closely with the builder, Cliff Myers of McIntosh-Myers Construction, and with architect Eric Watson to ensure that all the details envisioned in the architect’s mind, drawings, and blueprints were executed precisely in the field. The result is a stunning residence that evokes an Italian elegance on Florida’s Gulf Coast. The wood details can especially be appreciated in the main living area, which features custom heavy mouldings, coffered ceilings, and columns.
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Photography by Jack Gardner
AmandaThe owner wanted the house to have a sense of privacy, but also serve as an ideal place to receive guests. He also hoped the spaces would possess zen, an atmosphere that emphasises meditation, as well as layers.
The designer proposed a modern reinterpretation of Chinese culture, one that perfectly balanced the physical experience with the owner’s spiritual needs.
The final design presents a mood of tranquility, quietly counteracting the hustle and bustle of daily life. The designer focused on two aspects: remodelling and optimising the structure, and integrating Eastern and Western cultures by using modern forms of expression.
As a result, two seemingly opposing styles successfully coexist. Through the selection of materials such as dyed wood veneer, silk wallpaper, crystals, copper items and detailed designs that reflect the existence of traditional Eastern culture, the house sidestepped the cliché of relying completely on a Chinese style.
Mediterranean Hallway with White Floors Ideas and Designs
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