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The natural oak finish combined with the matte black handles create a fresh and contemporary finish on this bar. Antique mirror back panels adds a twist of timeless design to the piece as well. The natural oak is continued through out the house seamlessly linking each room and creating a natural flow. Modern wall paneling has also been used in the master and children’s bedroom to add extra depth to the design. Whilst back lite shelving in the master en-suite creates a more elegant and relaxing finish to the space.
Interior design by Margie Rose.
The stove plus the shelves on the coloured wall - mcivorm
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Ziger|Snead Architects
Photographers:
Adam Rouse & Jennifer Hughes
Styled for The Plumguide; Photographer - Billy Bolton
Couch, cushions, rug - lauraatkinsdublin
Windows above units and sliding kitchen door - ainedel87
This project involved a complete overhaul of a very traditional three storey home in midtown Toronto. The owners asked for a radical transformation that would leave them, and visitors, in awe from the moment they stepped inside. Their mandate: modern, white, a bit of whimsy, and lots of storage.
The Living room is in a petrol blue and grey colour scheme. The bespoke sofa was built in and over 5 meters long. The bespoke joinery had a polished plaster finish surrounding.
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Hemming (photography) : Form Studio (Architecture)
Lovely - paulfraney1
David Butler Photography
The curtains
the unit on the wall - loromahony
Modular sofa system available in two versions, Small or Plus. Components for both sizes include a chaise, one-armed end unit, central unit, corner, and two ottomans.
Modular sofa and blinds - rosie_popham
We were asked by the client to produce designs for a small mews house that would maximise the potential of the site on this very compact footprint. One of the principal design requirements was to bring as much natural light down through the building as possible without compromising room sizes and spacial arrangements. Both a full basement and roof extension have been added doubling the floor area. A stacked two storey cantilevered glass stair with full height glazed screens connects the upper floors to the basement maximising daylight penetration. The positioning and the transparency of the stair on the rear wall of the house create the illusion of space and provide a dramatic statement in the open plan rooms of the house. Wide plank, full length, natural timber floors are used as a warm contrast to the harder glazed elements.
The project was highly commended at the United Kingdom Property Awards and commended at the Sunday Times British Homes Awards. The project has been published in Grand Designs Magazine, The Sunday Times and Sunday Telegraph.
Project Location: Princes Mews, Notting Hill Gate
Project Type: New Build
Internal Floor Area after: 150m2
Photography: Nerida Howard Photography
picture on wall - ann_cummins
Pour Philip Gumuchdjian « 22 Parkside n’est pas seulement une structure emblématique et flexible, ni une simple construction expérimentale inscrite dans le temps et faisant figure de précurseur dans l’architecture; il s’agit d’un foyer et d’un jardin avec une histoire, une patine et une aura uniques. Notre objectif était d’en conserver l’esprit dans une composition urbaine du 21e siècle entièrement rénovée».
Donnée à l’Université par Lord Rogers et Ruth Rogers, cette demeure héberge aujourd’hui le nouveau siège du programme de bourse de la Harvard GSD de Richard Rogers. C’est dans une ambiance décontractée et accueillante que les résidents pourront participer à la recherche d’un avenir urbain alternatif et où les grands volumes seront propices aux événements et séminaires récurrents.
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