Family Room Design Photos with Painted Wood Floors and Brick Floors
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Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home
This home at The Cliffs at Walnut Cove is a fine illustration of how rustic can be comfortable and contemporary. Postcard from Paris provided all of the exterior and interior specifications as well as furnished the home. The firm achieved the modern rustic look through an effective combination of reclaimed hardwood floors, stone and brick surfaces, and iron lighting with clean, streamlined plumbing, tile, cabinetry, and furnishings.
Among the standout elements in the home are the reclaimed hardwood oak floors, brick barrel vaulted ceiling in the kitchen, suspended glass shelves in the terrace-level bar, and the stainless steel Lacanche range.
Rachael Boling Photography
Lydia Kaiser- Studio für Architektur & Design
Interior Styling
mit modularem Schlafsofa und Sitz-Tisch vom Label Dessau Design
Teppich von Mariemeers
Kunst von Katrin Zickler
Photo by Lena Fingerle
homebyn Annamaria Pivetta
I colori di questa casa sono sempre morbidi, toni neutri e rilassanti che dialogano con la scelta di azzurri e toni rosati per i vari complementi di arredo. La libreria contemporanea color crema nel living crea quasi una quinta scenografica ospita libri, oggetti e impianto HiFi.
Design Actually, LLC
The commissioned artwork by V.noe, Vivian Griffith, is from the place where Dr. Lauren Nolen and Chase Bender eloped. You can't get much more romantic than that!
I feel like my clients see my style and come to me because they like it and trust I can put my spin on their existing furniture. For example, in the beginning Lauren requested the typical farmhouse “Joanna Gaines” look. Once we dove into other options she was able to see that we could incorporate some of those farmhouse touches by white washing the fabulous arched brick to soften the look.
Manuel Romeo
L’intervento di interior design si colloca nell’ambito di un quarto piano di un edificio residenziale degli anni ’60 in una delle zone più ambite della città di Milano: il quartiere storico di Piazza V Giornate. L’edificio presentava una planimetria caratterizzata da ampi stanze di medio-grande dimensione distribuite da un corridoio centrale difficilmente utilizzabile per la distribuzione degli spazi abitativi contemporanei. Il progetto pertanto si pone in maniera “dirompente” e comporta la quasi totale demolizione degli spazi “giorno” al fine di configurare un grande e luminoso open-space per la zona living: soggiorno e cucina a vista vengono divisi da un camino centrale a bioetanolo. Il livello delle finiture, dell’arredo bagno e dei complementi di arredo, sono di alto livello. Tutti i mobili sono stati disegnati dai progettisti e realizzati su misura.
Joseph Stabilito
Reclaimed barnwood on the ceiling, brick floors, modern lighting, and contemporary lounge chairs create warmth in an eclectic den.
Design: Joseph Stabilito
Photo: Joshua Mc Hugh
Family Room Design Photos with Painted Wood Floors and Brick Floors
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