Photography by Eduard Hueber / archphoto North and south exposures in this 3000 square foot loft in Tribeca allowed us to line the south facing wall with two guest bedrooms and a 900 sf master suite. The trapezoid shaped plan creates an exaggerated perspective as one looks through the main living space space to the kitchen. The ceilings and columns are stripped to bring the industrial space back to its most elemental state. The blackened steel canopy and blackened steel doors were designed to complement the raw wood and wrought iron columns of the stripped space. Salvaged materials such as reclaimed barn wood for the counters and reclaimed marble slabs in the master bathroom were used to enhance the industrial feel of the space.

This small space is bold and ready to entertain. With a fun wallpaper and pops of fun colors this powder is a reflection of the entire space, but turned up a few notches.

Nos encontramos con un piso muy oscuro, con muchas divisorias y sin carácter alguno. Nuestros clientes necesitaban un hogar acorde con su día a día y estilo; 3-4 habitaciones, dos baños y mucho espacio para las zonas comunes. ¡Este piso necesitaba un diseño integral! Diferenciamos zona de día y de noche; dándole más luz a las zonas comunes y calidez a las habitaciones. Como actualmente solo necesitaban 3 habitaciones apostamos por crear un cerramiento móvil entre las más pequeñas. Baños con carácter, gracias a las griferías y baldosas en espiga con colores suaves y luminosos. La pared de ladrillo blanco nos guía desde la entrada de la vivienda hasta el salón comedor, nos aporta textura sin quitar luz. La cocina abierta integra el mueble del salón y recoge la zona de comedor con un banco que siguiendo la pared amueblada. Por último, le damos un toque cálido y rústico con las bigas de madera en el techo. Este es uno de esos proyectos que refleja como ha cambiado el día a día y nuestras necesidades.

a powder room was created by eliminating the existing hall closet and stealing a little space from the existing bedroom behind. a linen wall covering was added with a nail head detail giving the powder room a polished look. WoodStone Inc, General Contractor Home Interiors, Cortney McDougal, Interior Design Draper White Photography

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This small powder room, tucked behind the bed nook in the loft, makes a big impact with its deep red walls and contrast between antique stained glass and mirrors with modern fixtures. Photo credit: Mark Miller Photography

玄関ホールに洗面を設けることで家に帰るとすぐに手を洗う習慣が出来、朝出かける際にも身支度に便利です。収納棚を地面から少し浮かせて設置することで床面の清掃性がアップするだけでなく、すっきりとした印象を与えます。また、木目調の建具はフローリングと色味を合わせることで違和感なく空間に馴染み、背面のタイルが高級感を演出しています。

Chianti B&B Design is a story of metamorphosis, of the respectful transformation of a rural stone building, a few metres from the village of Vitignano, into a modern, design haven, perfect for savouring Tuscan hospitality while enjoying all of the modern comforts. Thanks to the architectural marriage of transparency, suspension and light and to the pastel colour palette chosen for the furnishings, the stars of the space are the Terre Senesi and their history, which intrigue visitors from the outdoors in, offering up unique experiences. Located on an ancient Roman road, the ‘Cassia Adrianea’, the building that hosts this Tuscan B&B is the old farmhouse of a private villa dating to the year 1000. Arriving at the courtyard, surrounded by the green Tuscan countryside, you access the bed and breakfast through a short private external stair. Entering the space, you are welcomed directly into a spacious living room with a natural steel and transparent glass loft above it. The modern furnishings, like the Air sofa suspended on glass legs and the 36e8 compositions on the walls, dialogue through contrast with the typical structural elements of the building, like Tuscan travertine and old beams, creating a sense of being suspended in time. The first floor also hosts a kitchen where a large old oak Air table looks out onto the renowned Chianti vineyards and the village of Vitignano, complete with a medieval tower. Even the simple act of enjoying breakfast in this space is special. The bedrooms, two on the ground floor and one on the upper floor, also look out onto the Siena countryside which, thanks to the suspended beds and the colours chosen for the interiors, enters through the windows and takes centre stage. The Quercia room is on the ground floor, as is the Olivo room, which is wonderfully flooded with light in the middle of the day. The Cipresso room is on the upper floor, and its furnishings are green like the distinctive Tuscan tree it’s named after.