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Fred Parker Company, Inc.The kids bunk room features, large sliding doors with stainless steel hardware, bunk beds with built-in storage, retractable speak easy door between bunks, rolling ladders, and a storage bench for toys and games.
The clients worked with the collaborative efforts of builders Ron and Fred Parker, architect Don Wheaton, and interior designer Robin Froesche to create this incredible home.
Rima NasserThis master bathroom features Cambria Quartz slabs on the walls, polished nickel finishes, and bright skylights that give it a grand effect. The medium stained cherry cabinetry give it a deep, rich look.
Photographer: Bob Fortner
Robeson DesignGirls fantasy bedroom for 2 young girls. San Diego Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson chose a purple and white color scheme for this little girls princess bedroom. Twin beds line the walls and fun white bedding with purple flowers set the theme for the room. The twin beds have additional storage under with deep drawers as well as a shared dresser placed between them. Rebecca Robeson created custom canopies over the beds with sheer lycra netting hanging from hoops attached to the ceiling. Atop the dresser sits a vintage carousel horse painted white, which is beautifully lit by an acrylic pinwheel chandelier, creating a focal point as well as a clever window treatment This room is perfect for the two young princesses who now call this room their own!
Robeson Design photography
Sallie Hill Design, Landscape ArchitectNewton, MA landscape renovation with bluestone patio, seat walls, privacy fence and planting garden. - Sallie Hill Design | Landscape Architecture | 339-970-9058 | salliehilldesign.com | photo ©2015 Brian Hill
Poly StudioView within the study showing the addition of contemporary bookshelves.
photography: Tatjana Plitt
Lankford Associates Landscape ArchitectsNext to the shore, a stone patio and fire pit create a restful place to look over the water. Located on the shores of Puget Sound in Washington State.
Photo by Scott Lankford
Thomas M. Kirchhoff AIA, PABringing to the table a sense of scale and proportion, the architect delivered the clarity and organization required to translate a sketch into working plans. The result is a custom blend of authentic Bermudian architecture, modernism, and old Palm Beach elements.
The stepped, white roof of Tarpon Cove is instantly recognizable as authentic Bermudian. Hand-built by craftsmen using traditional techniques, the roof includes all of the water channeling and capturing technology utilized in the most sustainable of Bermudian homes. Leading from its grand entry, a negative edge pool continues to a coquina limestone seawall, cut away like the gondola docks an ode to the history of Palm Beach. Attached is a unique slat house, a light-roofed structure with a modern twist on a classic space.
Fulfilling the client's vision, this home not only allows for grand scale philanthropical entertaining, but also enables the owners to relax and enjoy a retreat with family, friends, and their dogs. Entertaining spaces are uniquely organized so that they are isolated from those utilized for intimate living, while still maintaining an open plan that allows for comfortable everyday enjoyment. The flexible layout, with exterior glass walls that virtually disappear, unites the interior and outdoor spaces. Seamless transitions from sumptuous interiors to lush gardens reflect an outstanding collaboration between the architect and the landscape designer.
Photos by Sargent Architectual Photography
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