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Kathy Corbet Interiors
John Magor Photography. This Butler's Pantry became the "family drop zone" in this 1920's mission style home. Brilliant green walls and earthy brown reclaimed furniture bring the outside gardens in. The perching bird lanterns and dog themed art and accessories give it a family friendly feel. A little fun and whimsy with the chalk board paint on the basement stairwell wall and a carved wood stag head watching your every move. The closet was transformed by The Closet Factory with great storage, lucite drawer fronts and a stainless steel laminate countertop. The window treatments are a creative and brilliant final touch.
Kendle Design Collaborative
glass slot skylight allows daylight to graze rammed earth wall accentuating it's natural character. Regionally inspired desert architecture using earth, concrete, glass, steel and light.
SDH Studio Architecture and Interior Design
SDH Studio - Architecture and Design
Location: Southwest Ranches, Florida, Florida, USA
Set on a expansive two-acre lot in horse country, Southwest Ranches, Florida.
This project consists on the transformation of a 3700 Sq. Ft. Mediterranean structure to a 6500 Sq. Ft. Contemporary Home.
Peter A. Sellar - Architectural Photographer
Architect: R. H. Carter Architects Inc.
Photography: Peter A. Sellar / www.photoklik.com
Wabimoss
This wall installation in a hallway makes use of a preserved moss. Showcasing a beautiful green color against the walls, with nice wood panels to offset the green vertical wall. This type of plant art brings nature indoors. It gives a subtle sense of a spiritual connection to a calm presence.
ITALdoors, LLC.
Modern door in fresh white finish used in hallway to create a focal point of interest
Rosenberg Kolb Architects
Salisbury, CT
This 4,000 square foot vacation house in northwest Connecticut sits on a small promontory with views across a lake to hills beyond. While the site was extraordinary, the owner’s existing house had no redeeming value. It was demolished, and its foundations provided the base for this house.
The new house rises from a stone base set into the hillside. A guest bedroom, recreation room and wine cellar are located in this half cellar with views toward the lake. Above the house steps back creating a terrace across the entire length of the house with a covered dining porch at one end and steps down to the lawn at the other end.
This main portion of the house is sided with wood clapboard and detailed simply to recall the 19th century farmhouses in the area. Large windows and ‘french’ doors open the living room and family room to the terrace and view. A large kitchen is open to the family room and also serves a formal dining room on the entrance side of the house. On the second floor a there is a spacious master suite and three additional bedrooms. A new ‘carriage house’ garage thirty feet from the main house was built and the driveway and topography altered to create a new sense of approach and entry.
Hsu McCullough
Gallery hallway looking East back towards pool and Great Room Beyond: Separates private bedrooms and study from communal Living Room / Kitchen with views of landscape outside. Photo by Dan Arnold
Brightwater Homes
Instead of a traditional hallway, this second floor is connected by a light and bright gallery lined in white shiplap.
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