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Dining Space. Photo by Tatjana Plitt
Mid century unit - wendy_marr
floating shelves, led strip, kicker lighting, glass door, black chandelier
This kitchen does it all for me. We added plants & decor items to soften the space. Also these stunning leather stools.
would have this instead of roller door - sullfam
could you handle a darker big deep sink? - andrew_phillips102
This streamlined kitchen is found in Eagan, MN and is so charming! The homeowners wanted an update and decided on a gray-stain for their new kitchen cabinets. This industrious, suburban space features custom cabinetry throughout including glass inserts and open shelving, a spacious island, and bar area as well. The handmade terracotta tile backsplash, black stainless steel appliances and custom range hood add touches of boldness and style to complete the new renovation.
Scott Amundson Photography, LLC
We painted these cabinets in a satin lacquer tinted to Benjamin Moore's "River Reflections". What a difference! Photo by Matthew Niemann
Garden landscaping in Putney:
http://www.positivegarden.com/portfolio/garden-landscaping-in-putney/
Stone: Jura Beige Limestone from London Stone;
Arches: untreated green oak;
Kitchen area with slate worktop and shelf beneath: pewter gray render, red cedar, Brazilian black slate;
Lawn: Tillers Arena turf;
Lighting: Hunza Wall Twin lights in copper, stainless steel small eyelid lights.
Designer: Philippa O'Brien
www.pipobriengardendesign.com
Positive Garden Ltd
The Loon Room: Kids bunk room- As a weekly rental property built specifically for family vacations and group trips, maximizing comfortable sleeping space was a top priority. We used the extra-large bonus room above the garage as a bunk room designed for kids, but still comfortable enough for adult guests in larger groups. With 4 twin beds and a twin over full bunk this room sleeps 7 with some leftover space for a craft area and library stocked with children and young adult books.
While the slanted walls were a decorating challenge, we used the same paint color on all of the walls and ceilings to wrap the room in one cohesive color without drawing attention to the lines. The faux beams and nautical jute rope light fixtures added some fun, whimsical elements that evoke a campy, boating theme without being overly nautical, since the house is on a lake and not on the ocean. Some other great design elements include a large dresser with boat cleat pulls, and some vintage oars and a boat motor mounted to the wall on the far side of the room.
We wanted to really make this room a getaway, where the kids could hang out and have their own space, so finding a spot for a TV and DVD player was key. We found that the best place to actually see the TV from all of the beds in the room was mounted up near the ceiling opposite the window. We also ran a wire through the wall into the closet, which was the perfect place to store a DVD player.
Wall Color- Wickham Grey by Benjamin Moore
Decor- My Sister's Garage
Home Bar with exposed rustic beams, 3x6 subway tile backsplash, pendant lighting, and an industrial vibe.
Love this style - danni_gary