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Nicholas Lawrence Design
This room is the gun room at Greystone Mansion, designed by Lawrence Lazzaro for the 2013 designer showcase house "The Titans of Business and the Best of Design." This room was designed as a media room for inspiration client, Robert Greenblatt, Chairman of NBC.
Game table by Lawrence Lazzaro and Erickson Woodworking, Chairs by Erickson Woodworking, Table lamp and sconce by Zia Priven, Drapery is Robert Allen. Antique Framed Soldier Prints from Nicholas Lawrence Design
photo by mary e nichols
Just the Thing
In the family room, the clients had already installed new built-in cabinetry, refaced the fireplace, purchased the major furnishings, and painted the walls an earthy red. To the existing seating, we added a second comfortable armchair in front of the fireplace to create a more convivial conversation grouping. We re-purposed their vintage sideboard as a console behind the sectional, where it conveniently stores dishes and barbecue tools for alfresco dining on the adjoining patio. Fabrics in a mix of patterns on the toss pillows and drapery are the finishing touch.
Landis Architects | Builders
Andrew Sariti
In the sitting room, we kept the home’s original brick wall and the rear window. That wall is painted orange and is now the focal point in the sitting room. The original window opening was converted into a decorative niche with frosted glass and asymmetrical shelves. The guest bedroom is on the other side of the window. The addition’s interior ceiling has the same sloped angle as the shed roof. The center of the addition has a ceiling fan with light. The addition is heated with a split unit that is discreetly placed on the wall in the addition. The angled shed roof of the addition is echoed in the interior ceiling.
Daniel Contelmo Architects
The interior of the barn has space for eating, sitting, playing pool, and playing piano. A ladder leads to a sleeping loft.
Just the Thing
In the family room, the clients had already installed new built-in cabinetry, refaced the fireplace, purchased the major furnishings, and painted the walls an earthy red. To the existing seating, we added a second comfortable armchair in front of the fireplace to create a more convivial conversation grouping. We re-purposed their vintage sideboard as a console behind the sectional, where it conveniently stores dishes and barbecue tools for alfresco dining on the adjoining patio. Fabrics in a mix of patterns on the toss pillows and drapery are the finishing touch.
Family Room Design Photos with Orange Walls and Medium Hardwood Floors
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