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20 Times a View Has Been Framed to Perfection

Our coffee-break escape offers you five minutes' worth of images to inspire and delight. Jump right in...

Vanessa Walker 24 March 2020

Houzz Australia & New Zealand Editor-in-Chief

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Views plus windows and doors. Is there any better combination? Here we canvas 20 ways that vistas have been captured so you can enjoy nature from the comfort of your own bedroom, or bath, or kitchen, or dining area…

And remember, you can get more details of a project and see more of a professional’s work, including their contact details, by clicking on an image.

Hollier Studio

1. Kitchen kindness. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Hollier Studio

Does your home embrace the best possible views? Find an architect near you on Houzz to frame your views from your interiors

TG-Studio

2. Cityscape. London, UK
Designer: TG-Studio

Mark Dziewulski Architect

3. Why leave your bed? Los Angeles, USA
Designer: Mark Dziewulski Architect

Inspired Dwellings

4. The long view. London, UK
Designer: Inspired Dwellings

Natural Bed Company

5. Wintry wonder. UK

7 Ways to Make Your Bedroom Dreams Come True

Portalais, Inc.

6. White and green. San Francisco, USA
Designer: Portalais

Cary Bernstein Architect

7. Minimal pleasure. San Francisco, USA
Designer: Cary Bernstein Architect

Mathieson Architects Pty Ltd

8. Blue allure. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Mathieson Architects

FINNE Architects

9. Comfort scene. Seattle, USA
Designer: Finne Architects

Studio William Hefner

10. Squared up. Los Angeles, USA
Designer: Studio William Hefner

CHRISTIAN DEAN ARCHITECTURE, LLC

11. Nature for miles. Minneapolis, USA
Designer: Christian Dean Architecture

splyce design

12. On the edge. Vancouver, Canada
Designer: Splyce Design

BAR Architects

13. Lined up. San Francisco, USA
Designer: BAR Architects

Griffin Enright Architects

14. Selective scenes. Los Angeles, USA
Designer: Griffin Enright Architects

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15. Good enough to eat. Los Angeles, USA

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Poss Architecture + Planning and Interior Design

16. Peak nature. Denver, USA
Designer: Poss Architecture + Planning and Interior Design

Malcolm Davis Architecture

17. Singular touch. San Francisco, USA
Designer: Malcolm Davis Architecture

C Wright Design

18. Wrap around nature. San Francisco, USA
Designer: C Wright Design

Madeleine Blanchfield Architects

19. In the picture. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Madeleine Blanchfield Architects

Tim Ditchfield Architects

20. Small and perfectly formed. Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Designer: Tim Ditchfield Architects

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calyadwa

These are so beautiful! I agree, some of the views with black frames take the vista from beautiful to stunning, though I don't like the ones with cross bars so much. m_warner68 - why not set up a dummy frame and stand back and have a look?

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junipergirl

No 7 and 16.......sigh...........

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Margaret Connelly

So glad you included a view of a garden (10) which is more achievable for most of us. Clever use of the mirror in Sydney, it must be a lovely room to use. Denver, just stunning, nothing like that where I live. I think I might never get out of bed in most of those bedrooms.

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