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KYOTO HOUSE
KYOTO HOUSE
MAKHNO STUDIOMAKHNO STUDIO
The owner talks about the interior of the "shoin-zukuri" or "study style" of the Japanese house, which originates from the design of the dwellings of Zen monks and samurai of the XV-XVI centuries. It can always be recognized by its characteristic "shoji" - sliding doors, as well as window and room partitions made of translucent sheets of rice paper in wooden frames. This is the first image that comes to mind when you think of Japanese interiors.
1684 Sqft 3 Bed/2.5 Bath - Soho, NYC
1684 Sqft 3 Bed/2.5 Bath - Soho, NYC
A. Bollman & Sons.A. Bollman & Sons.
This Hudson Square 3 Bedroom/2.5 Bath was built new in 2006 and was in dire need of an uplift. The project included new solid maple flooring, new kitchen, bathrooms, built-in's, custom lighting, and custom mill work storage built-ins and vanities throughout.
Evanston Perfection
Evanston Perfection
Kipnis Architecture + PlanningKipnis Architecture + Planning
The modern millwork in the living room contrasts with the traditional trim of the space. The herringbone oak flooring is new, as is the cast iron fireplace surround.
Colonial Addition
Colonial Addition
Greg Robinson ArchitectGreg Robinson Architect
1600 square foot addition and complete remodel to existing historic home
KYOTO HOUSE
KYOTO HOUSE
MAKHNO STUDIOMAKHNO STUDIO
You enter a spacious, bright room, the center of which is divided by a byobu, a light Japanese screen. The owner explains that the hall is multifunctional: on one side is his office with artwork and a niche for calligraphy tools; on the other is the living room where guests are received. And if they stay overnight, a couple of comfortable futons, traditional Japanese mattresses, are laid out here.
Graercy NYC
Graercy NYC
The Chimney & Fireplaces CompanyThe Chimney & Fireplaces Company
The surround of the fireplace was covered on stained concrete to update the look and feel of the fireplaces.
KYOTO HOUSE
KYOTO HOUSE
MAKHNO STUDIOMAKHNO STUDIO
You enter a spacious, bright room, the center of which is divided by a byobu, a light Japanese screen. The owner explains that the hall is multifunctional: on one side is his office with artwork and a niche for calligraphy tools; on the other is the living room where guests are received. And if they stay overnight, a couple of comfortable futons, traditional Japanese mattresses, are laid out here.

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