Modernist bare brick painted wall offset by the traditional stylings of the Windsor sofa on a soft grey suede. Finished with an ultra modern lacquered coffee table and oversize lamp for quirky appeal.

project for Jordan furniture. ( Jordan-furniture.co.il jordans@netvision.net.il ) architect : shiraz solomon

The new kitchen was relocated to the other end of the apartment and opened up to the the living area. The sleek white custom cabinetry makes the space look clean, bright, and modern. The metallic bronze backsplash tile plays off of the exposed brick wall that runs from the living area down the hall.

Exposed brick, Edison bulbs, wood trim, and the wood and leather combination of the dining room furniture contribute to the modern industrial warehouse feel of the space.

Homeowners in hip, downtown Chicago wanted a contemporary update for their open-concept kitchen and living room. Designer, Hannah Tindall, paired pops of bright orange and chartreuse with sleek gray cabinets and furnishings. We added a white, exposed brick wall as a unique accent piece to the living room. The custom kitchen island with waterfall edges adds extra space for cooking, while dropping down several inches on one end to become the homeowner's dining area. The final home result is a true blend of utility, sophistication, and cheer.

Homeowners in hip, downtown Chicago wanted a contemporary update for their open-concept kitchen and living room. Designer, Hannah Tindall, paired pops of bright orange and chartreuse with sleek gray cabinets and furnishings. We added a white, exposed brick wall as a unique accent piece to the living room. The custom kitchen island with waterfall edges adds extra space for cooking, while dropping down several inches on one end to become the homeowner's dining area. The final home result is a true blend of utility, sophistication, and cheer.

Galileo Construction

This Mill Valley residence under the redwoods was conceived and designed for a young and growing family. Though technically a remodel, the project was in essence new construction from the ground up, and its clean, traditional detailing and lay-out by Chambers & Chambers offered great opportunities for our talented carpenters to show their stuff. This home features the efficiency and comfort of hydronic floor heating throughout, solid-paneled walls and ceilings, open spaces and cozy reading nooks, expansive bi-folding doors for indoor/ outdoor living, and an attention to detail and durability that is a hallmark of how we build. See our work in progress at our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/D.V.RasmussenConstruction Like us on Facebook to keep up on our newest projects. Photographer: John Merkyl Architect: Barbara Chambers of Chambers + Chambers in Mill Valley

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A project still in progress! Three meter by three checked sofa, bespoke coffee table and vintage chairs. The floor is a power floated concrete floor with exposed brick on the gable end wall. There is a feature wall/ceiling void of corrugated iron. The electric's are all exposed galvanised steel. The sofa needed to be family friendly and be resistant to the red soil that is common in the Stokeinteignhead area of Devon.

Andy Warren Photography

Clients’ Design Objectives: To restore the home, designed by John Howe, chief draftsman for Frank Lloyd Wright, to its original integrity. The kitchen had been remodeled in the 80’s and was an eyesore. Challenges: To maintain the existing footprint of the room, bring in more light, and maintain the mahogany light valance band that encircles all the rooms Solutions: We began by removing the texture from the ceilings, the sheetrock from the beams, and adding mahogany veneer to the trusses which frame the clerestory windows. Mahogany cabinets were installed to match the wood throughout the home. Honed black granite countertops and a glass mosaic backsplash added a feeling of warmth and elegance. Lighting under the new cabinets on the brick wall and the extension of up-lighting over the sink wall cabinetry brightened up the room. We added illuminated floating shelves similar to ones built by Howe and Wright. To maintain the line of the valance band we used a Subzero, chiseling out ½” of tile so we were able to drop it in place, perfectly aligning it with the band. The homeowner loves cooking and eating in the new kitchen. “It feels like it belongs in the house and we think John Howe would have loved it.”

Jeremy Dueck Photography

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Photography: Dale Clark - Arc Photography / Agent: Jane Kessler-Lennox - New Albany Realty /Interior Decorating/staging: Susan Matrka Interiors- Columbus Museum of Art 2013 Decorators Show House