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Eerospace Ltd
The creation of a giant fish tank in a house renovation project . The project involved cranes, steel frames, delicate corals, secondary tanks and a lot of water. Final weight - nearly 1000 KG. Nice project - we love a challenge
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Main hallway with artwork from Parra & Gosia Walton and the first rug designed by Mr Buckley for cc-tapis. Green chair by Vico Magistretti for Artemide. Lighting by Erco. Radiator by Tubes Radiatori.
Snug Nest Designs
Modern and crisp photo wall created in the open living/dining/kitchen space. Amalgamation of different size photo frames arranged in triangular shape around both sides of the wall corner, is a unique and interesting take on the photo wall. Dark Grey wall colour create a perfect background for the photo frames.
Clay Squared to Infinity
Stars and hex add a subtle, cobblestone effect to this entrance. The terra-cotta coloring comes through the Coco Moon glaze, making the floor look almost antique.
Photographer: Kory Kevin, Interior Designer: Martha Dayton Design, Architect: Rehkamp Larson Architects, Tiler: Reuter Quality Tile
Leicht Küchen AG
Leicht Küchen: http://www.leicht.com/en/references/abroad/project-vilters-switzerland/
Design*21: http://www.godesign21.com/
YARD Architects
A full refurbishment with rear and loft extensions transformed this small terraced property into a light and contemporary home. The vast living space at the back of the house opens into the garden through a minimally framed projecting glass bay.
The bay allowed us to squeeze that little bit of extra living space beyond the established line of adjacent extensions. The planting in the garden also extends alongside the glass ends of the bay, visually bringing the garden into the interior of the space. A long strip roof light at the back of the living space provides soft light at the back of the plan, also lighting the kitchen which is located in the centre of the house.
The sunken living space is occupiable to three sides with built in furniture, to ensure a social and functional space. A desk runs full width along one side, and a storage and tv bench to the other. The two steps down into the space continue full width to allow handy perching space.
The rear extension is finished in black brickwork with colour matched mortar, with the material continuing internally above an oak topped bench. The use of the brick inside enables the mass of the extension to be better understood, and provides texture and warmth to the minimal aesthetic.
A new painted timber staircase runs through the house, with simple slatted balustrades becoming screens to the first floor. The screens were designed to be removable to assist in moving furniture. A double height hallway at first floor exposes the height up to the existing pitched roof, where a new loft conversion houses a third bedroom and en-suite.
The Fish Gallery
This design has a natural look of white sand substrate, rocks, plants and driftwood which allows the brightly colored fish stand out.
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