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Silvia Mallafré, Bioarquitectura e InteriorismoEn esta casa pareada hemos reformado siguiendo criterios de eficiencia energética y sostenibilidad.
Aplicando soluciones para aislar el suelo, las paredes y el techo, además de puertas y ventanas. Así conseguimos que no se pierde frío o calor y se mantiene una temperatura agradable sin necesidad de aires acondicionados.
También hemos reciclado bigas, ladrillos y piedra original del edificio como elementos decorativos. La casa de Cobi es un ejemplo de bioarquitectura, eficiencia energética y de cómo podemos contribuir a revertir los efectos del cambio climático.
Link Travaux FréjusPose du plancher chauffant, isolation placo stil et réfection du mur en pierre. Pose de carrelage.
Design Opera Inc.The Office Niche:
The new home office is conveniently located in what used to be a closet.
Bathroom Door:
The old bathroom door opened outward. A Home Depot shower door retrofitted as pocket door with a custom door handle makes the space more functional. To save room a niche is cut into the wall so that the door can fit into the pocket, minimizing the overall door opening.
Photo by: Jonn Coolidge
Bob Lancaster DesignsThis work counter offers multiple areas for paperwork or catching up on your laptop. The TV is mounted on the enclosed area which was created to close off a previous existing door.
ModelDecoLuxury home office includes built in wood desk with open shelving accented with lighting. Dark blue walls on two sides of the room add color and warmth to this study. Its large enough to accommodate a sectional couch that give this room a dual purpose as a reading room or TV room. Modern artwork line the walls and add finishing touches to the home office space. The wood like tile continues into the study from the foyer and Linfield softens the space with the diamond patterned shag rug in gray and white.
Randall Perry PhotographyHome office. Design by LDL Interiors Photography by Randall Perry Photography
Associate InteriorsWhen our client requested a cozy retreat for her study, we re-configured a narrow 6’ x 12’ space off the Master Bedroom hall. By combining 2 separate rooms, a dated wet bar and a stackable washer/dryer area, we captured the square footage needed for the Study. As someone who likes to spread out and have multiple projects going on at the same time, we designed the L-shaped work surface and created the functionality she longed for. A tall storage cabinet just wide enough to house her files and printer, anchors one end while an oversized ‘found’ vintage bracket adorns the other, giving openness to an otherwise tight space. Previously separated by a wall, the 2 windows now bring cheerful natural light into the singular space. Thick floating shelves above the work surface feature LED strip lighting which is especially enticing at night. A sliding metal chalkboard opposite of the worksurface is easily accessible and provides a fun way to keep track of daily activities. The black and cream “star” patterned floor tile adds a bit of whimsy to the Study and compliments the rustic charm of the family’s antique cowhide chair. What is not to love about the compact yet inviting space?
Rogers Design GroupThe study desk of walnut supports a concrete top . The credenza and shelves are lit individually to accent personal memorabilia and illuminate the artwork. The beams are uplit for architectural interest and privacy is obtained by a door rolling on exterior stainless hardware.
•Photo by Argonaut Architectural•
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