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Angela Todd Studios | Portland, OROur clients were looking for a soothing and a fun expression of their personalities. Hers: organic, yet refined and artistic. His: leaning slighting contemporary with a splash of sophistication. These lovely people made us smile often. The couple’s love for art and the search for a perfect rug proved to be the inspiration for the living room, as well as hand blown glass pieces in celadon and blue that you see on the cocktail and end table. We hand selected each piece to follow.
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Christopher Maya Associates Inc.In the media room, which also functions as an extra bedroom, the designer created an island-style escape from the New York winter. Arsenic 214 from Farrow & Ball creates a Caribbean oasis in the den. It's a bright color, yet the room feels very soothing and peaceful, like an escape should be. Roman shade in fabric from the Christopher Maya collection by Holland & Sherry. The Clifton lounge by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams is covered in brown linen and mohair. A beach photo by Christophe Tedjasukmana completes the Caribbean escape theme.
Photographer: Christian Harder
Design Vision StudioPhoto by: Shawn St. Peter Photography - What designer could pass on the opportunity to buy a floating home like the one featured in the movie Sleepless in Seattle? Well, not this one! When I purchased this floating home from my aunt and uncle, I didn’t know about floats and stringers and other issues specific to floating homes. Nor had I really thought about the hassle of an out of state remodel. Believing that I was up for the challenge, I grabbed my water wings, sketchpad, and measuring tape and jumped right in!
If you’ve ever thought of buying a floating home, I’ve already tripped over some of the hurdles you will face. So hop on board - hopefully you will enjoy the ride.
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Landis Architects | BuildersRemoving one of the original kitchen walls created a much larger and more comfortable living room and allowed us to relocate the kitchen along the back of the house. The open floorplan is great for family living. We installed a dropped beam to support the load of the original wall. Introducing 3 faux beams creates a sense of unity for the enlarged living room ceiling.
We replaced the small original kitchen window with a larger unit to match the two existing living room windows. The windows align with the bookcases and are highlighted with wall sconces above, create a pleasing symmetry along the wall. A flat screen TV mounted above the bookcases blends in as framed art. The fireplace refresh includes paint and new hearth tile in colors that echo the kitchen hues. Built-in cabinets replace the coat closet we removed. The door to the basement was removed to create a better connection.
J.P. Franzen Associates Architects, P.C.Ann Franzen
Custom cabinetry in library combines tradition with contemporary lines and function. Farrow and Ball paint color adds an element of richness. Designed by Katrina Franzen.
Bennett Design Co.We were thrilled when this returning client called with a new project! This time, they wanted to overhaul their family room, and they wanted it to really represent their style and personal interests, so we took that to heart. Now, this 'grown-up' Star Wars lounge room is the perfect spot for this family to relax and binge-watch their favorite movie franchise.
This space was the primary 'hang-out' zone for this family, but it had never been the focus while we tackled other areas like the kitchen and bathrooms over the years. Finally, it was time to overhaul this TV room, and our clients were on board with doing it in a BIG way.
We knew from the beginning we wanted this to be a 'themed' space, but we also wanted to make sure it was tasteful and could be altered later if their interests shifted.
We had a few challenges in this space, the biggest of which was storage. They had some DIY bookshelf cabinets along the entire TV wall, which were full, so we knew the new design would need to include A LOT of storage.
We opted for a combination of closed and open storage for this space. This allowed us to highlight only the collectibles we wanted to draw attention to instead of them getting lost in a wall full of clutter.
We also went with custom cabinetry to create a proper home for their audio- visual equipment, complete with speaker wire mesh cabinet fronts.
Fil Rouge DecorationL'aménagement de la pièce de vie principale de cet appartement était celle qui posait le plus de difficultés à mes clients.
Son volume tout en longueur, l'étroit renfoncement et les nombreuses ouvertures laissaient peu de marge de manoeuvre pour installer un espace salon ainsi qu'un espace salle à manger tout en donnant une fonction au renfoncement créé par l'abattement d'une cloison et dont le pilier porteur marque toujours une délimitation et ferme visuellement l'espace.
Ce projet avait donc deux enjeux majeurs, il fallait à la fois lier les espaces entre eux et marquer les différents espaces.
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