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155 Billeder af hjemmekontor med gulv af terracotta fliser
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Tassellata alla parete su un lato e sospeso tramite cavi d’acciaio che si agganciano alla trave diagonale del tetto, la scrivania artigianale in legno massello a spigoli vivi, fruibile su due lati, si integra naturalmente con il contesto della stanza. All’occorrenza, tramite un sistema di cerniere alla parete, potrebbe essere ripiegata in verticale, liberando completamente lo spazio.
Custom-built desk offers all of the storage and space needed for this wired home. © Holly Lepere
Sofaen er blevet et trendobjekt. Den må gerne stå i andre rum end stuen, den må gerne være betrukket med moderne og upraktiske tekstiler, og den må gerne vække opsigt med farver, former og flotte puder. - matildeandreassen
Creamery interior, now an Art workspace and studio
This vintage train board encased study is located on the southeast side of the home and connected through the outdoor loggia patio. The homeowner spends much time in his favorite room beneath the roulette wheel hanging on the wall above his desk.
Location: Paradise Valley, AZ
Photography: Scott Sandler
Our client approached Stripe in 2016 wanting an update to their home office. To maximize the living space in their studio, they had commissioned a built in desk to run along one wall. While functional, the finishes were generic, with a black laminate top and matching handles making the piece feel heavy and dark. The pink terra cotta tile floor felt out of place stylistically from the rest of home, and the blank white walls pulled focus to the television.
While the space did not demand a huge overhaul, an update was needed to pull the room together. First, we presented our client with a rendering of our design. We began by tackling the desk, replacing the laminate countertop with a Caesarstone material. The brown cabinet hardware was modernized with stainless steel bar pulls. We used a Shibori wallpaper from Amber Interiors to create visual interest and had white floating shelves built above the desk so our client could take advantage of the wall space. The shelving also balanced the walls, making the space feel larger by emphasizing the expanse of the wall. Our client was not ready to replace the tiles, so we found a large dusty blush rug to cover the floor space, tying together the tones in the desk and the wallpaper. To top it off, we added a lovely fabric desk chair from Restoration Hardware that is both beautiful and functional.
The studio was opened-up with a new cathedral ceiling, new windows and re-designed electric lighting. The original wood-burning fireplace and quarry tile flooring were retained.