Living Room Design Photos with Green Walls and a Two-sided Fireplace
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Maison et Jardin LLC
This view is from the small den I created when I removed the wall to create the divider with the fireplace. Photography by Pamela Fulcher,
Mente Sowell Architects, Inc.
This Barton Hills home was just what the Owners were looking for, it had a view of the cliffs, a huge lot and a small house waiting to be transformed. With the addition of a detached garage and an art studio/apartment, it was perfect for the years to come.
Isabel Gómez Interiors
The objective of this project was to bring warmth back into this villa, which had a much more sober and impersonal appearance. We therefore chose to bring it back through the use of various materials.
The entire renovation was designed with natural materials such as stone and wood and neutral colours such as beige and green, which remind us of the villa's outdoor environment, which we can see from all the spaces thanks to the large windows.
This same marble is also found on the majestic double fireplace, which is located both in front of the kitchen and in the living room, where it extends over its entire double height, thus supporting the verticality of the space. The green of this marble has been used in the creation of the custom-made furniture to the left of it, where the choice of curved shapes has been made to break with the very linear and square aspect of the whole space. This is also how the furniture was chosen in all the rooms.
The golden colour of the kitchen is also used in all the spaces and notably in the living room where we find a wall entirely covered with golden ceramic, which gives relief to the space and also highlights the beautiful high ceiling. It is also found around the frame of the fireplace, which has been designed to highlight the wood fire inside.
We wanted to isolate the living room from the rest of the space. The aim here was to create a real interior space but also an exterior one, with openings all the way up, so that if the users wish, they can enjoy all the advantages of their garden, while sitting on their sofa with the 180° view offered by the bay windows.
brittanysdesign
To start we revamped the layout from choppy small cabinets and countertop space to large and functional! This client is a chef at heart and deserved organized storage along with improved flow for entertaining. Splashes of greens, blues and whites are pulled in from the living and dining space to create a clean, organic, and consitant feel through out the house.
Florence Vatelot Décoratrice d'intérieur
L'espace salon est orienté autour de la cheminée et de la vue vers l'extérieur.
Le vert est toujours présent avec le fauteuil et les rideaux, on retrouve des pointes de orange (coussins) pour l'harmonisation avec la cuisine qui n'est pas très loin.
Isabel Gómez Interiors
The objective of this project was to bring warmth back into this villa, which had a much more sober and impersonal appearance. We therefore chose to bring it back through the use of various materials.
The entire renovation was designed with natural materials such as stone and wood and neutral colours such as beige and green, which remind us of the villa's outdoor environment, which we can see from all the spaces thanks to the large windows.
This same marble is also found on the majestic double fireplace, which is located both in front of the kitchen and in the living room, where it extends over its entire double height, thus supporting the verticality of the space. The green of this marble has been used in the creation of the custom-made furniture to the left of it, where the choice of curved shapes has been made to break with the very linear and square aspect of the whole space. This is also how the furniture was chosen in all the rooms.
The golden colour of the kitchen is also used in all the spaces and notably in the living room where we find a wall entirely covered with golden ceramic, which gives relief to the space and also highlights the beautiful high ceiling. It is also found around the frame of the fireplace, which has been designed to highlight the wood fire inside.
We wanted to isolate the living room from the rest of the space. The aim here was to create a real interior space but also an exterior one, with openings all the way up, so that if the users wish, they can enjoy all the advantages of their garden, while sitting on their sofa with the 180° view offered by the bay windows.
Living Room Design Photos with Green Walls and a Two-sided Fireplace
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