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Re-Invent RenovationsThis home office in the basement doesn't feel like a basement. We cut a large window in and put in bright pot lights to make this work space comfortable enough to stay in all day. Complete with a built in storage closet.
Room ResolutionsA beautiful luxury custom home with gorgeous finishing touches deserves a sophisticated home office. This golf themed office is functional, comfortable and beautiful. The custom cabinetry is well designed to house items off the counters and desk, providing a "home" for everything office.
Photography by Victor Bernard
Whipple Russell ArchitectsTrousdale Beverly Hills modern home office library & study with wet bar. Photo by Jason Speth.
Jagoe Homes Inc.Jagoe Homes, Inc. Project: Lake Forest, Custom Home. Location: Owensboro, Kentucky. Parade of Homes, Owensboro.
Five Star InteriorsPaint on detail wall: Pure White SW 7005
Paint on remaining walls: Agreeable Gray SW 7029
All over: Ranch Wood Beige 6x48
Photography: Steve Chenn
Azizi ArchitectsThis is one of Azizi Architects collaborative work with the SKD Studios at Newport Coast, Newport Beach, CA, USA. A warm appreciation to SKD Studios for sharing these photos.
Granit Architects + InteriorsPhoto Credit: Andy Beasley
Clever use of space for storage is a great way to add value to your property. Our architect suggested using the space in the low mezzanine level to build in a beer and wine fridge. This way it is tucked away and wont use up valuable space in a busy kitchen. The fully integrated cooler in a stainless steel finish again brings it back to the industrial feel with a nod to the contemporary design.
Susan Tully InteriorsWe love when our clients trust us enough to do a second project for them. In the case of this couple looking for a NYC Pied-a-Terre – this was our 4th! After designing their homes in Bernardsville, NJ and San Diego, CA and a home for their daughter in Orange County, CA, we were called up for duty on the search for a NYC apartment which would accommodate this couple with room enough for their four children as well!
What we cherish most about working with clients is the trust that develops over time. In this case, not only were we asked to come on board for design and project coordination, but we also helped with the actual apartment selection decision between locations in TriBeCa, Upper West Side and the West Village. The TriBeCa building didn’t have enough services in the building; the Upper West Side neighborhood was too busy and impersonal; and, the West Village apartment was just right.
Our work on this apartment was to oversee the design and build-out of the combination of a 3,000 square foot 3-bedroom unit with a 1,000 square foot 1-bedroom unit. We reorganized the space to accommodate this family of 6. The living room in the 1 bedroom became the media room; the kitchen became a bar; and the bedroom became a guest suite.
The most amazing feature of this apartment are its views – uptown to the Empire State Building, downtown to the Statue of Liberty and west for the most vibrant sunsets. We opened up the space to create view lines through the apartment all the way back into the home office.
Customizing New York City apartments takes creativity and patience. In order to install recessed lighting, Ray devised a floating ceiling situated below the existing concrete ceiling to accept the wiring and housing.
In the design of the space, we wanted to create a flow and continuity between the public spaces. To do this, we designed walnut panels which run from the center hall through the media room into the office and on to the sitting room. The richness of the wood helps ground the space and draws your eye to the lightness of the gorgeous views. For additional light capture, we designed a 9 foot by 10 foot metal and mirror wall treatment in the living room. The purpose is to catch the light and reflect it back into the living space creating expansiveness and brightness.
Adding unique and meaningful art pieces is the critical final stage of design. For the master bedroom, we commissioned Ira Lohan, a Santa Fe, NM artist we know, to create a totem with glass feathers. This piece was inspired by folklore from his Native American roots which says home is defined by where an eagle’s feathers land. Ira drove this piece across the country and delivered and installed it himself!!
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