Living Room Design Photos with a Two-sided Fireplace and a Freestanding TV
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Architelle Architecture & Interior Design
This living room addition has been a given picture perfect outlook to the new pool
Winthorpe Design & Build, Inc.
The stone fireplace and curved glass wall are great for looking over the water on a cold day!
Despina Design
Our clients had just arrived from the UK and wanted to give their home a unique feel.
The first item they discussed with us was some type of a room divider which did not block the rooms totally and should house a TV which could be flexible to watch from different zones of the space and a see through fireplace ...
We listen, we designed, we commissioned and this is the result.
The owners love it and so do so many of you fellow Houzzers!,
Amy Carman Design
This modern home is artfully tucked into a wooded hillside, and much of the home's beauty rests in its direct connection to the outdoors. Floor-to-ceiling glass panels slide open to connect the interior with the expansive deck outside, nearly doubling the living space during the warmer months of the year. A palette of exposed concrete, glass, black steel, and wood create a simple but strong mix of materials that are repeated throughout the residence. That balance of texture and color is echoed in the choice of interior materials, from the flooring and millwork to the furnishings, artwork and textiles.
At No 19
Total remodelling of three rooms to create an elegant open plan kitchen / lounge / diner with the addition of folding / sliding doors and double sided wood burning stove. The brief was to create an eclectic look, to utilise some existing pieces and with a touch of vintage vibe. Photographs by Harbour View Photography
Susan Yeley Homes
One of many contenders for the official SYH motto is "Got ranch?" Midcentury limestone ranch, to be specific. Because in Bloomington, we do! We've got lots of midcentury limestone ranches, ripe for updates.
This gut remodel and addition on the East side is a great example. The two-way fireplace sits in its original spot in the 2400 square foot home, now acting as the pivot point between the home's original wing and a 1000 square foot new addition. In the reconfiguration of space, bedrooms now flank a central public zone, kids on one end (in spaces that are close to the original bedroom footprints), and a new owner's suite on the other. Everyone meets in the middle for cooking and eating and togetherness. A portion of the full basement is finished for a guest suite and tv room, accessible from the foyer stair that is also, more or less, in its original spot.
The kitchen was always street-facing in this home, which the homeowners dug, so we kept it that way, but of course made it bigger and more open. What we didn't keep: the original green and pink toilets and tile. (Apologies to the purists; though they may still be in the basement.)
Opening spaces both to one another and to the outside help lighten and modernize this family home, which comes alive with contrast, color, natural walnut and oak, and a great collection of art, books and vintage rugs. It's definitely ready for its next 75 years.
Level Studio
Our Edison Project makes the most out of the living and kitchen area. Plenty of versatile seating options for large family gatherings and revitalizing the existing gas fireplace with marble and a large mantles creates a more contemporary space.
A dark green powder room paired with fun pictures will really stand out to guests.
Design for Change
The furniture was timeless and of high quality so we chose to reupholster everything in fresh yet traditional fabrics to complement her collection of oriental carpets and Americana quilts.
Jennifer Ryan Design
A simple home becomes fabulous! New black windows, flooring, trim, paint, a 3 sided fireplace, and a whole new kitchen and dining room. A dream come true...
Living Room Design Photos with a Two-sided Fireplace and a Freestanding TV
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