- Living
- Family Room
Traditional Family Room Design Photos with a Built-in Media Wall
David Duncan Livingston
Don't like the style but the concept of a bespoke wall to include bar fridges & TV is good - karenplus
Photos by Randall Perry Photography
feature of fire surround and sky, dvd player and stereo set up on right hand side of fire place - rahoy454
Photographer: Paul Dyer Photography
Shelving - lisa_haenga
Angle Eye Photography
Tv wall - beyzadekerem
Builder: John Kraemer & Sons | Design: Rauscher & Associates | Staging: Ambiance at Home | Landscaping: GT Landscapes | Photography: Landmark Photography
Refined Interior Staging Solutions
The way you live in your home and market your home to sell are two different things. Sometimes it takes just a little more to appeal to your buying demographic to sell quickly and for more money. Investing in home staging is the best way to do that.
A custom home for a family of 4, but most importantly, the dog Buddy, in the suburbs of Vancouver BC Canada.
Hester Painting & Decorating completed these entertainment center and wet bar cabinets that received a distressed, antiqued, hand-applied finish.
Linda Oyama Bryan, photographer
Great Room featuring a stone fireplace with raised hearth, brick herringbone firebox, rustic hand hewn mantle, rustic ceiling beams and a built In entertainment center.
Built in shelves - pam_sarnillo
This apartment had been vacant for five years before it was purchased, and it needed a complete renovation for the two people who purchased it - one of whom works from home. Built shortly after the WWII, the building has high ceilings and fairly generously proportioned rooms, but lacked sufficient closet space and was stripped of any architectural detail.
We installed a floor to ceiling bookcase that ran the full length of the living room - 23'-0" which incorporates: a hidden bar, files, a pull out desk , and tv and stereo components. New baseboards, crown moulding, and a white oak floor stained dark walnut were also added along with the picture lights and many additional outlets.
The two small chairs client's mother and were recovered in a Ralph Lauren herringbone fabric, the wing chair belonged to the other owner's grandparents and dates from the 1940s - it was recovered in linen and trimmed in a biege velvet. The curtain fabric is from John Robshaw and the sofa is from Hickory Chair.
Photos by Ken Hild, http://khphotoframeworks.com/