Living Room Design Photos with Blue Walls and a Tile Fireplace Surround
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Significant Homes LLC
Robert Benson For Charles Hilton Architects
From grand estates, to exquisite country homes, to whole house renovations, the quality and attention to detail of a "Significant Homes" custom home is immediately apparent. Full time on-site supervision, a dedicated office staff and hand picked professional craftsmen are the team that take you from groundbreaking to occupancy. Every "Significant Homes" project represents 45 years of luxury homebuilding experience, and a commitment to quality widely recognized by architects, the press and, most of all....thoroughly satisfied homeowners. Our projects have been published in Architectural Digest 6 times along with many other publications and books. Though the lion share of our work has been in Fairfield and Westchester counties, we have built homes in Palm Beach, Aspen, Maine, Nantucket and Long Island.
Ember Fireplaces
This modern renovation creates a focal point for a cool and modern living room with a linear fireplace surrounded by a wall of wood grain granite. The TV nook is recessed for safety and to create a flush plane for the stone and television. The firebox is enhanced with black enamel panels as well as driftwood and crystal media. The stainless steel surround matches the mixed metal accents of the furnishings.
Studio Dean
A large living room transformed to be a warm and inviting space with a glamorous feel and high end finishes.
Cleverly hiding the TV against a dark wall helps to drawn the eye away from it. Framing the walls with art, accessories and a feature mirror above the fireplace draws the eye to beautiful pieces in the room.
Savoir Faire Home
The dark accent woods styled against the light tones of this living space create a beautiful contrast.
colour + shape
This project began with the desire to transform a tired sitting room into a tranquil teal space where the owners could read, relax and sink into super comfy sofas.
A key element was replacing the dated 1970s brick fireplace whilst maintaining proportions appropriate to the room. The bespoke solution was a simple oak surround framing tiles glazed with a variety of peacock and opal green colours, creating a striking and contemporary focal point. The curves of the scallop shaped tiles are mirrored in patterns on the soft furnishings as well as decorative paint effects on the walls. A sweeping arch frames a beautiful collection of Sophie Cook's elegant porcelain pieces, the strong colour seeming to draw the end wall closer, helping to balance the room's lengthy proportions. Further shelving in a gradation of teal grabs the eye and provides space for the clients' distinctive collection of ceramics and tulipwood vessels
Sumptuous velvet cushions and the Galvin Brothers' handcrafted footstool introduce fresh punches of lime and leaf green to enliven the space whilst the custom made table lamp continues the use of block colour and geometric shape against a backdrop of cool grey tones. The warmer grey of the luxurious wool pile carpet completes the comfortable, calm yet colour rich interior. A real teal treat.
Photography: Megan Taylor
MSK Design Build
Tile fireplace, mid century modern feel, wide plank hickory flooring.
NATHANAEL BENNETT PHOTOGRAPHY
Ku Interior Design
The home owners' sofas were the starting point for this dramatic living room remodel. A new furniture layout opens up the room, making it more inviting. The boring builder grade fireplace was replaced with a new wood surround in the Arts & Craft style and new tile around the firebox and on the hearth. Variegated Japanese tile, some convex (adding dimension), plays to the home owner's love of Asian art and accents. The new recliner is a favorite spot to read by the fire. A new color scheme, custom window treatments & drapery hardware, accent pillows & lamps, and re-purposed art and accessories add the finishing touches.
Copyright -©Teri Fotheringham Photography 2013
Agence KP-Architecte d'intérieur
Assis dans le cœur d'un appartement haussmannien, où l'histoire rencontre l'élégance, se trouve un fauteuil qui raconte une histoire à part. Un fauteuil Pierre Paulin, avec ses courbes séduisantes et sa promesse de confort. Devant un mur audacieusement peint en bleu profond, il n'est pas simplement un objet, mais une émotion.
En tant que designer d'intérieur, mon objectif est toujours d'harmoniser l'ancien et le nouveau, de trouver ce point d'équilibre où les époques se croisent et se complètent. Ici, le choix du fauteuil et la nuance de bleu ont été méticuleusement réfléchis pour magnifier l'espace tout en respectant son essence originelle.
Chaque détail, chaque choix de couleur ou de meuble, est un pas de plus vers la création d'un intérieur qui n'est pas seulement beau à regarder, mais aussi à vivre. Ce fauteuil devant ce mur, c'est plus qu'une association esthétique. C'est une invitation à s'asseoir, à prendre un moment pour soi, à s'imprégner de la beauté qui nous entoure.
J'espère que cette vision vous inspire autant qu'elle m'a inspiré en la créant. Et vous, que ressentez-vous devant cette fusion entre le design contemporain et l'architecture classique ?
Ember Fireplaces
This modern renovation creates a focal point for a cool and modern living room with a linear fireplace surrounded by a wall of wood grain granite. The TV nook is recessed for safety and to create a flush plane for the stone and television. The firebox is enhanced with black enamel panels as well as driftwood and crystal media. The stainless steel surround matches the mixed metal accents of the furnishings.
Living Room Design Photos with Blue Walls and a Tile Fireplace Surround
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