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Turner Development Group
View from above. While we wish we had a hand in decorating it as well, happy to turn over the newly built penthouse to the new owners.
Pineapple House Interior Design
While it was under construction, Pineapple House added the mezzanine to this industrial space so the owners could enjoy the views from both their southern and western 24' high arched windows. It increased the square footage of the space without changing the footprint.
Pineapple House Photography
Domus Nova
“Glass is one of the most dominant
materials in the house, from the Crittall screens to the toughened glass on the gangways upstairs, and the skylights. As a result, hardly any of the existing spaces are walled in completely.”
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Tutto Ferro
Copper banding, Hot rolled steel cladding and a polished concrete box around the fire place. Photo - Eliot Drake, Design - Cathexes Architecture
Chris Jovanelly Interior Design
Contemporary, vibrant, colorful living room in Central Phoenix Highrise. Red leather Florence sofas, chrome and glass cocktail table, contempary chrome and crystal chandelier. Photography by Colby Vincent Edwards
Rose Narmani Interiors
A contemporary and stylish country home that showcases functionality without sacrificing elegance designed by Rose Narmani Interiors.
Zoe Willis Design
This townhouse in East Dulwich was newly built in sympathy with its Georgian neighbours. An imposing building set over four stories, the owners described their home as a ‘white box’, requiring full design and dressing.
The brief was to create defined spaces on each floor that reflected the owner’s bold tastes and appreciation of the Soho House aesthetic. A ‘club’ style den was created on the raised ground floor with a ‘speakeasy pub’ in the basement off the main entertaining space. The master suite in the eaves, housed a walk in wardrobe, ensuite with double sinks and shower. Throughout the home bold colour, varied textures and playful art were abundant.
tbj design
Interior view, from bar - Living Room #1 ||| We were involved with many aspects of this nearly 10,000 sq ft (under roof) remodel and addition, of an exclusive hunting lodge (family vacation home); including: comprehensive construction documents; interior details, drawings and specifications; builder communications. ||| Architectural design by: Harry J Crouse Design Inc ||| Photo by: Harry Crouse ||| Builder: Sam Vercher Custom Homes
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