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H2D Architecture + Design
This kitchen was opened up to the dining area in this residential remodel project. The ceiling was vaulted and skylights added for extra natural light. The result is a beautiful, naturally lit kitchen that boasts a dynamic mix of colors and textures. There is also a new buffet built-in along the dining area for added storage.
Architecture and Design by: H2D Architecture + Design
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Photo by: Anastasiya Homes
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Photographe: Serge Demailly
Une cuisine mixte Bulthaup, assemblage des 2 collections B3 et B1. L’îlot avec ses façades en chêne naturel et un plan épais pour y intégrer la cuisson. Linéaire arrière en laque blanche avec en partie haute les tablettes avec porte
coulissante caractéristique de la gamme B1.
La table et le banc Big Foot de E15 sont complétés par les chaises et fauteuils DSW et DAW de Ray et Charles Eames chez Vitra.
Année du projet : 2017
Dona Rosene Interiors
ASID DESIGN OVATION DALLAS 2017 - FIRST PLACE- RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRY PARTNER COLLABORATION.
Interior Design by Dona Rosene; Kitchen Design & Custom Cabinetry by Helene's Luxury Kitchens; Photography by Michael Hunter
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The new kitchen area sits at the rear of the house within an open-plan kitchen, living and dining space. The island has become the new gravitational point when family visit or when the couple are entertaining.
Kitchen Glass Door Designs & Ideas
Schwartz and Architecture
The owner's buoyant personality, own design work, and extensive art collection inspire the renovation and addition to this Potrero Hill home. Of course, the dramatic views of the city from the site, which is open on three sides, contribute their fare share to the project's success as well. Here, we worked specifically to "curate" the natural light — using it to draw people up and through the space, to focus attention on the collection of art objects, and to propel them back out to panoramic views of the city beyond. As in all of our work, we were strategic in the use of resources, maintaining the original character of the front of the home, while subtly coaxing more character out of materials, such as simple exterior siding, at the rear
Photography: Matthew Millman
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