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Prompt 2 Design
The existing wood paneling is a very nice feature to this space. Although the space is small, we maximized every inch by turning the furniture on an angle & placing the TV over the fireplace. Placing a large area rug helped to warm up & anchor the furniture.
Elisabetta Tanesini
Abitazione privata nelle vicinanze di Forlì in stile moderno, contemporaneo e lineare, minimal nelle forme e nei colori.
Seguendo i desideri della cliente, gli unici colori impiegati sono il bianco, il nero, il grigio e l'acciaio.
Mobili progettati e realizzati su misura.
GM Homes Design & Construction
The brief for this room was for a neutral palette that would retain a sense of warmth and luxury. This was achieved with the use of various shades of grey, accented with fuchsia. The walls are painted an ethereal shade of pale grey, which is contrasted beautifully by the dark grey Venetian polished plaster finish on the chimney breast, which itself is highlighted with a subtle scattering of mica flecks. The floor to ceiling mirrored walls enhance the light from the full height wall of bifolding doors.
The large L shaped sofa is upholstered in dark grey wool, which is balanced by bespoke cushions and throw in fuchsia pink wool and lush grey velvet. The armchairs are upholstered in a dark grey velvet which has metallic detailing, echoing the effect of the mica against the dark grey chimney breast finish.
The bespoke lampshades pick up the pink accents which are a stunning foil to the distressed silver finish of the lamp bases.
The metallic ceramic floor tiles also lend a light reflective quality, enhancing the feeling of light and space.
The large abstract painting was commissioned with a brief to continue the grey and fuchsia scheme, and is flanked by a pair of heavily distressed steel wall lights.
The dramatic full length curtains are of luscious black velvet.
The various accessories and finishes create a wonderful balance of femininity and masculinity.
GM Homes Design & Construction
The brief for this room was for a neutral palette that would retain a sense of warmth and luxury. This was achieved with the use of various shades of grey, accented with fuchsia. The walls are painted an ethereal shade of pale grey, which is contrasted beautifully by the dark grey Venetian polished plaster finish on the chimney breast, which itself is highlighted with a subtle scattering of mica flecks. The floor to ceiling mirrored walls enhance the light from the full height wall of bifolding doors.
The large L shaped sofa is upholstered in dark grey wool, which is balanced by bespoke cushions and throw in fuchsia pink wool and lush grey velvet. The armchairs are upholstered in a dark grey velvet which has metallic detailing, echoing the effect of the mica against the dark grey chimney breast finish.
The bespoke lampshades pick up the pink accents which are a stunning foil to the distressed silver finish of the lamp bases.
The metallic ceramic floor tiles also lend a light reflective quality, enhancing the feeling of light and space.
The large abstract painting was commissioned with a brief to continue the grey and fuchsia scheme, and is flanked by a pair of heavily distressed steel wall lights.
The dramatic full length curtains are of luscious black velvet.
The various accessories and finishes create a wonderful balance of femininity and masculinity.
HARO Flooring New Zealand
This 264sqm home integrates thermal efficiency into architectural design seamlessly, producing an eye-catching four-bedroom, three-bathroom home whose performance matches its aesthetics. Conforming to the strict design guidelines of its exclusive suburb of Queenstown, this home adds an interesting element to the required barn-style pavilion by having the main living area placed on an acute angle off the rest of the home. The gabled front window is the most prominent feature of the exterior. Argon-filled double glazing in thermally-broken aluminium frames mitigates heat loss while allowing for a magnificent view towards Lake Wakatipu. Space above the garage that may have gone unused was turned into charming guest quarters with views across the turquoise lake. Increased insulation around the entire thermal envelope, including foundations, exterior walls and ceiling, means this home is ready to keep its occupants comfortable and healthy despite the harsh climatic conditions of its alpine setting in Central Otago. (House of the Year)
Year: 2017
Area: 91m2
Product: African Oak permaDur
Professionals involved: Evolution a division of Rilean Construction
Photography: Evolution a division of Rilean Construction
Prompt 2 Design
The existing wood paneling is a very nice feature to this space. Although the space is small, we maximized every inch by turning the furniture on an angle & placing the TV over the fireplace. Placing a large area rug helped to warm up & anchor the furniture.
Look Master Builder
We designed this great room to be welcoming, yet sophisticated. The fireplace feature wall detail is a wood looking tile products. The floors are a luxury plank vinyl and we did a grey wall.
HIR studio
Tailored material palette manifests the residents' love for black and white; And inspired by materiality of a courtyard in an exotic retreat, the new design is an exemplary interplay of monochromatic and contrasting texture, with tints of greens and light brass. Shades vary from ceramic tiles, stones, timber-veins, to hand-crafted plastering, silk-like upholstery, further adorned by soft rugs and fabrics in wool, and vivacious greenery. Hard and soft textures blend in, and the repertoire is jazzed up by the family's collections, featuring a petrified wood sculpture, and a porcelain vase, which shimmer with a sense of history as well as a Chinese blessing.
Photo by: HIR Studio
MARGARITA BRAVO
Accent walls, patterned wallpaper, modern furniture, dramatic artwork, and unique finishes — this condo in downtown Denver is a treasure trove of good design.
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Project designed by Denver, Colorado interior designer Margarita Bravo. She serves Denver as well as surrounding areas such as Cherry Hills Village, Englewood, Greenwood Village, and Bow Mar.
For more about MARGARITA BRAVO, click here: https://www.margaritabravo.com/
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Living Room Design Photos with a Wall-mounted TV and Black Floor
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