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Buffington Homes South Carolina
The Big Kids’ Tree House—Kiawah Island
Everyone loves a tree house. They sow lofty dreams and spark the imagination. They are sites of physical play and tranquil relaxation. They elevate the mundane to the magical.
This “tree house” is a one-of-a kind vacation home and guesthouse located in a maritime forest on Kiawah, a barrier island, in South Carolina. Building setbacks, height restrictions, minimum first floor height and lot coverage were all restricted design parameters that had to be met.
The most significant challenge was a 24” live oak whose canopy covers 40% of the lots’ buildable area. The tree was not to be moved.
The focus of the design was to nestle the home into its surrounding landscape. The owners’ vision was for a family retreat which the children started referring to the “Big Kids Tree House”. The home and the trees were to be one; capturing spectacular views of the golf course, lagoon, and ocean simultaneously while taking advantage of the beauty and shade the live oak has to offer.
The wrap around porch, circular screen porch and outdoor living areas provide a variety of in/outdoor experiences including a breathtaking 270º view. Using western red cedar stained to match the wooded surroundings helps nestle this home into its natural setting.
By incorporating all of the second story rooms within the roof structure, the mass of the home was broken up, allowing a bunkroom and workout room above the garage. Separating the parking area allowed the main structure to sit lower and more comfortably on the site and above the flood plain.
The house features classic interior trim detailing with v-groove wood ceilings, wainscoting and exposed trusses, which give it a sophisticated cottage feel. Black walnut floors with ivory painted trim unify the homes interior.
HALLETT & Co.
The guest bathroom inside this 18th century home featured outdated design elements reminiscent of the 1990s. By redesigning the original footprint of the space and interchanging the old fixtures with customized pieces, the bathroom now interweaves modern-day functionality with its historical characteristics. Photography by Atlantic Archives
Prop Positions Inc
Midnight blue walls with Quartz Stone walls.
Painting "Two Faced" by Dan Gliubizzi
MARK IV Builders, Inc
This small master bathroom is deceivingly spacious with large format floor tiles, natural light, and smart use of every available inch.
Ravenwood Construction Ltd
The request for this bathroom was to bring the feel of the ocean to Central Alberta. The blues and beiges all tie together in the quartz countertop, refinished cabinetry and tile inlay in the tub surround. The quartz countertop was the first choice in this design and everything else was chosen to compliment it.
TAD BREAUX DESIGN BUILD, LLC
master bath with walk in shower, cathedral ceiling and free standing tub in window
Bathroom Design Ideas with an Alcove Shower and Dark Hardwood Floors
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