Eclectic dining room with hairpin table, dining bench, cushions and bookshelf

TJC completed a Paul Devon Raso remodel of the entire interior and a reading room addition to this well cared for, but dated home. The reading room was built to blend with the existing exterior by matching the cedar shake roofing, brick veneer, and wood windows and exterior doors. Lovely and timeless interior finishes created seamless transitions from room to room. In the reading room, limestone tile floors anchored the stained white oak paneling and cabinetry. New custom cabinetry was installed in the kitchen, den, and bathrooms and tied in with new molding details such as crown, wainscoting, and box beams. Hardwood floors and painting were completed throughout the house. Carrera marble counters and beautiful tile selections provided a rare elegance which brought the house up to it’s fullest potential.

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An Indonesian solid wooden dining table is combined with custom made crystal chandelier, Phillip Starck Louis Ghost chair and Victoria Ghost chairs. Green yellow handmade cast concrete tiles inlaid on the floor as a permanent area rug. Staircase with bamboo railing sits as a background. Photo : Bambang Purwanto

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informal dining room with Based Upon burnished metal table top

The dining room has similar cabinets as the foyer, but this time with a glass top to dress them up a bit more, particularly against the luminescent tone-on-tone wallpaper from Flavor Paper in Huton Marshmallow we used on the main wall. Here we introduced the luscious off-white, floor to ceiling velvet draperies that are used throughout to provide softness and evening privacy. We continued using the white for the Moooi Paper chandelier and the leather of the Molteni & C Who chairs. The Molteni & C Where Extending Table and tones in the Golran Carpet Reloaded Patchwork rug added warmth against the soothing whites. Then we added pops of color in the artwork from local artists Erin Curtis and Kevin Greer, as well as some colored glass pieces. The table even has a few pops of color, thanks to the gorgeous Prova Prima tableware from Ginori.

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Design Firm - Lee Meier Interiors The patterns, colors and furniture plan all played important roles in this individualistic dining room. Moving the dining table to the back wall rather then the center of the room allowed the opportunity to add a long beautiful banquette with flanking bookcases. I turned the paper to be hung horizontal to get a more modern stripe and that coordinates well with the sheers. The unique dining chairs feature a Malachite patterned fabric with emerald mohair seats while the banquette has many different patterned pillows adding a nice warmth to the room. The two Shagreen bookcases give more space which dining rooms tend to lack to add personalized accessories and frames.

Pasadena Transitional Style Italian Revival Formal Dining Room design by On Madison. Photography by Grey Crawford

We had a rectangular with the requirement of sofa seating for at least 6 , a swing ,a dining table and tv unit with storage. Our design process started with fulfilling whose requirements , we took length of the room to our advantage and created a linear ceiling which acts as a visual passageway.Living room is designed using beige and grey undertones with subtle use of teak wood on swing by design ni dukaan and custom tv unit to add that warmth.Hints of plum color in the on swing and sofa throw gives it earthy yet dynamic nobility. Mirror and console unit adds depth to the room. White and black polka dot rug ties the whole seating area together.The idea of dining table with sofa seating and one side and chairs on another side was used to save space .We used back painted glass on wall behind to add depth by its reflective nature and adorned the area by dainty fabric pendant light. Dining table with marble legs and glass top was made on site The large semi-open, semi-closed unit at the entrance provides ample storage but does not look bulky. It was made on site using armani veneer and marble with small curios that dot the shelves. Vertical Slim Metal Rods were added to create a delicate partition between living and kitchen . 3 huge floating marble cuboids were created for book shelves and a small mandir resting on slim metal rods to create a right juxtaposition ,hints on plum on the rods added to it .Tv paneling was finished in Armani veneer and piatra grey marble . Pattern with teak wood was added on tv unit. #BestOfHouzz

Winner of "Best Interior Design Professional's Choice" and "Best Craftsmanship Professional's Choice". Custom design and interior design by The WhiteHouse Collection. Furnishings by Paul Schatz Furniture. Photography by Blackstone Edge Studios.