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Brad Cox, Architect, Inc.The epitome of indoor-outdoor living, not just one but *two* walls of this home consist primarily of accordion doors which fully open the public areas of the house to the back yard. A flush transition ensures steady footing while walking in and out of the house.
Judith Wright DesignFantastic floor defines the playful character of the MidCentury Modern Dining Room.
PlaidFox StudioThis terracotta feature wall is one of our favourite areas in the home. To create interest in this special area between the kitchen and open living area, we installed wood pieces on the wall and painted them this gorgeous terracotta colour. The furniture is an eclectic mix of retro and nostalgic pieces which are playful, yet sophisticated for the young family who likes to entertain.
Hallmark FloorsHawthorne Oak – The Novella Hardwood Collection feature our slice-cut style, with boards that have been lightly sculpted by hand, with detailed coloring. This versatile collection was designed to fit any design scheme and compliment any lifestyle.
Donna DuFresne Interior DesignLocated in the Cedar Mill area of Portland, this modern Mansard home was originally built in 1977.
This project is a wonderful example of the amazing collaboration between Donna Dufresne Design and our clients. When we became involved the house had been taken down to the studs, with only a loose cabinetry plan and wallpaper selection from the client. With Donna's support through-out the remodeling process, she gave new life to this polished yet warm Pacific Northwest single-family home.
(Photos by Maria Orlova)
kul grillesThe image depicts a stunning mid-century modern kitchen design that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living. The kitchen showcases the iconic elements of mid-century modern style, characterized by clean lines, minimalist aesthetics, and a focus on functionality.
One of the standout features of this kitchen is the large slider doors that open up to the outside space. These expansive doors not only flood the kitchen with an abundance of natural light but also provide a seamless transition between the indoor and outdoor areas. They create a sense of continuity, allowing the kitchen to extend beyond its physical boundaries and embrace the surrounding environment.
The kitchen itself boasts a sleek and uncluttered layout. The clean lines of the cabinetry, countertops, and appliances contribute to the minimalist aesthetic, creating an atmosphere of simplicity and elegance. The color palette is typically characterized by neutral tones, emphasizing a sense of balance and tranquility.
The integration of mid-century modern design principles extends to the choice of materials and finishes. Natural wood elements, such as cabinetry or flooring, add warmth and texture to the space, enhancing its organic appeal. These elements blend harmoniously with other design elements, creating a cohesive and inviting atmosphere.
This mid-century modern kitchen design embodies the essence of timeless elegance and functionality. The large slider doors establish a strong connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces, bringing nature's beauty inside. The clean lines, minimalist aesthetics, and choice of materials contribute to a sleek and uncluttered environment, providing a delightful culinary space that effortlessly combines style and practicality.
Wood & LocksOur client, a life coach and meditation practitioner, came to Wood & Locks with a request: to transform the forgotten vintage Play Mor trailer into a back yard home office and meditation space. Working within the client's functional requests, we designed a space where nostalgia meets modern tranquility.
Breathing new life into this more shabby-than-chic vintage gem, thoughtful design choices went into creating a space that seamlessly bridges the gap between a home office for one and a multi-person meditation alcove.
The trailer was carefully stripped down to its bare essentials. This involved removing the interior fittings, appliances, and any elements that were no longer usable or not aligned with the new design concept. Structural repairs were a critical part of the process. Any rust or damage to the frame was addressed, ensuring the trailer's integrity. This step was essential to make the trailer both safe and sturdy for its new purpose. The interior design was a fusion of vintage charm and modern functionality — reclaimed wood was used to create warm, rustic accents, and the layout was optimized for the new functions of a multi-purpose space. The interior was insulated for climate control, and new electrical and lighting systems were installed for practicality and ambiance. The color palette and decor choices were designed to create a calming and meditative atmosphere. Soft, soothing colors, such as blues and greens, were used to foster a sense of tranquility. The choice of furnishings, including modular office furniture and sleeping quarters, were curated for both comfort and style.
The restoration process was a careful blend of preserving the trailer's vintage charm and adapting it to a modern purpose. The result was a unique, inviting, and functional backyard office and meditation destination that celebrated the best of both worlds – the past and the present.
PlaidFox StudioThis terracotta feature wall is one of our favourite areas in the home. To create interest in this special area between the kitchen and open living area, we installed wood pieces on the wall and painted them this gorgeous terracotta colour. The furniture is an eclectic mix of retro and nostalgic pieces which are playful, yet sophisticated for the young family who likes to entertain.
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