- Bryggers
76 Billeder af bryggers med glaslåger
A unique feature of this 1929 pre-war apartment is washer and vented dryer in the kitchen. While a welcome asset in such a compact old kitchen, we had to move the door entrance to accommodate a full sized unit. This required shrinking the cabinets directly across from it for adequate passage. We concealed the unit in the beautiful matching custom cabinetry so that it essentially disappears. In addition, we added the required electrical bridge for future upgrade from the service entrance to the breaker panel, which is hidden above the crown.
Designer: Cameron Snyder & Judy Whalen; Photography: Dan Cutrona
Custom Spaces: Fresh & New
Space Remodeled: Interior Living Areas 473 sq. ft.
Style: Transitional
Concept: This was the second half of an interior remodeling project. During this phase of the project the homeowners wanted an updated bathroom, laundry room, fireplace, and flooring.
MAKING IT THEIR OWN
The home they purchased was in need of updating to create a more open floor plan that matched their lifestyle
MATERIAL SELECTIONS
Bath 1 - AK-76/210M Birch White- with SO-98/014S glass tile accents- White Dove.
Photography by John Moery
Architect: Tom Ochsner
General Contractor: Allen Construction
Photographer: Jim Bartsch Photography
ANTE IN VETRO LACCATO DIVISE IN 4 PORZIONI
Farmhouse Style Laundry Room with Honed Granite Folding Counter, Farmhouse Style Sink, and Grey Subway Tile Backsplash,.
Wide plank Curly Birch flooring custom sawn in the USA by Hull Forest Products, 1-800-928-9602. www.hullforest.com.
Photo by David Lamb Photography
A perfectly styled floor to ceiling grey shaker cabinet with glass front doors in the butler’s pantry provides storage that pleases the eye.
You can see, if you peek off the left, that this pantry space is open to the laundry room, which was fully outfitted with custom cabinets as well. The coolest feature? A laundry chute that connects a window bench in the second floor master suite with this first floor laundry room.
photo credit: Rebecca McAlpin
We used an armoire with grey washed finish for storing linens, and provided a family sized wash basket on wheels for easy manoeuvering. Hooks on the wall help to air out items.
Photo: Suzanna Scott Photography