Showing posts with label Farmhouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Farmhouse. Show all posts

Saturday, 4 June 2011

Modern Home Interior Decor | Bloom Residence | Mill Valley | California | Holder Design

IKEA Franklin Bar Stool - $24.99

Replica Tolix Bar Stool - $ 165

Starting with a turn-of-the century farmhouse near downtown Mill Valley, the design developed from an interest in the dialogue between old and new, refined and raw. The dynamic, loft-like interior is linked together by the distinctive look and feel of the lightly refinished, reclaimed rock maple flooring from a sewing machine factory in Chicago.

Kaisercraft Wood Round Mirror - $ 17.95

The clients wanted the house to retain a uniquely large front play yard for their children so the house was kept compact with a vibrant front elevation, rather than sprawling outward.

As an executive at Remodelista.com, Allison Bloom drew from her knowledge of product sources to select a rich assembly of handmade tiles, industrial fixtures, and relic classroom-style door hardware......more

Wednesday, 1 June 2011

Minimalist Style Decor | Renovated Farmhouse | Hammenhög | Malmo | Sweden



The farmhouse is renovated in minimalist style with well chosen details and open spaces. The farm house offers 215 well planned square meters, divided into the lower floor of approximately 150 square meters with four rooms and kitchen, wine cellar and a fabulous loft of 65 sqm to be decorated with your own imagination. The house over the past year has undergone a transformation from the classic three-part scania row in 1930 to what it is now.
 

Monday, 23 May 2011

Victorian Farmhouse Home Decor | Highland Park | Illinois | Grunsfeld Shafer Architects

Materials include painted cabinetry with face-frame stile and rail doors, countertops of Black Absolute honed granite and stained poured concrete, tumbled mosaic stone tile backsplashes, and random wide plank Oak flooring at the kitchen and breakfast room

The breakfast room features built-in custom seating, a bench with beadboard back, and a working space with a desk at the heart of the kitchen
This early 1900’s stucco farmhouse had acquired many additions over time. The new owners wanted to retain its old charm but update the interiors, expanding the home to accommodate their lifestyle......more
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