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This study/bedroom features a custom built solid afromosia desk units that drops down to reveal a queen size murphy bed. Custom oxidized steel hardware allows for the desk unit to stay perfectly level as the murphy bed is opened. See following photo for murphy bed...
A carefully selected material palette of reclaimed teak flooring, afromosia wood and off-white spray lacquer brings a warm, tranquil feel to the space. Custom LED lighting provides dynamic, energy efficient illumination throughout.
A custom made Den made completely out of Gabon Ebony(black), Fiddleback Maple in a Chevron pattern, and Santos Mahogony. This was completely designed and hand crafted for the clients needs and around the unusual shape of the room, by Gentry. The floor mirrors the design on the ceiling.
We specialize in moldings installation, crown molding, casing, baseboard, window and door moldings, chair rail, picture framing, shadow boxes, wall and ceiling treatment, coffered ceilings, decorative beams, wainscoting, paneling, raise panels, recess panels, beaded panels, fireplace mantels, decorative columns and pilasters. Ideas NJ
The residence is original in design and sculptural in form. The dialectic of curving and rectilinear shapes continually surprises; the contrast of confined and soaring spaces provides an enduring freshness; and the combination of near and distant views create interior spaces that are both intimate and expansive in nature.
Interior Designer Lynne Wells Catron with Fresh Perspective Design & Decor, LLC
Builder Wright-Lovitt, Inc. Custom Homes
Designed by renowned architect and 'sacred geometer' David Yarbrough, this sacred space in Corbett, Oregon combines three functions under one roof: a Chinese medicine healing arts center, a community center, and a 1400 SF new home. An earth plaster, cedar chip, clay slip, natural wood slat wall system combines traditional construction techniques with energy efficiency to create a healthy environment for denizens, care providers, and patients.
Photography by Sally Painter.