Written by Katie on February 26, 2010. Permalink
Yes, these two photos are of the same house. Does that blow your mind, because it sure did mine. If you want your head to properly and majestically explode, take a look at the following photos. Freaking A-maz-ing.
All photos, Tim Van De Velde.
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View HOUSE MILCAMPS hereSource: OWI
Written by Katie on September 14, 2009. Permalink
Whoa, take a look at this kick ass hallway. Folding doors are located within the walls that swivel open in different directions depending on the privacy needed. I also really like the way they handled the exposed brick and white columns.
Reforma de piso
Architect: Alfredo Sirvent
Photographer: Santos-Dรยญez
[via materialicious]
[posted by katie]
More information:
View Piso “biombo” (Folding Screen Hallway) here
Written by Katie on May 20, 2009. Permalink
You might have seen this idea before, but to those of you who haven’t, how good does this unpainted stair runner look? I think it adds interest to the all-white interior, and makes sense as far as wear and tear.
AT did a post on painted stair runners discussing options and durability issues. Be sure to check their comments for reader suggestions.
(Forgive me for not including the source on this photo; I can’t remember where I found it.)
Written by Katie on April 13, 2009. Permalink
Sometimes it’s easy to forget how much paint can change an interior. This renovated farmhouse gets a jolt of bright turquoise to highlight the stairs, bookcase, and door jamb. Also, check out the site for the bright yellowish orange wall/room, which is surprisingly lovely.
[via remodelista via materialicious]
Written by Katie on July 16, 2008. Permalink
Pamela Bell invited her daughter’s class to decorate their muslin covered sofas with fabric markers (and maybe some paint by the looks of it). While it might not be for everyone, it’s a great way to personalize a piece of furniture and make your home a little bit edgier. Also, check out the super wide fridge with the magnetic chalkboard cover.
[via nytimes]
Written by Katie on February 20, 2008. Permalink
This is the smartest staircase ever. (The picture on the left is looking up, the one on the right is looking down- just in case it’s confusing)
via apartmenttherapy.com:
“Limited by space, we melded the idea of a staircase with our client’s desire for a
library to form a ‘library staircase’ in which English oak stair treads
and shelves are both completely lined with books.”- Tim Sloan, Levitate Architects
Source: Via