Displaying posts labeled "Kitchen"
Jo’s favourite kitchens 2020 – part 1
Posted on Sun, 27 Dec 2020 by midcenturyjo
Studio Ezra from this post
White Arrow from this post 
STUDIO/LIFESTYLE from this post 
Lynda Gardener from this post 
Nook Architects from this post 
Regan Baker Design from this post 
Melanie Turner Interiors from this post 
The Wensley from this post 
LUXICO from this post 
Handelsmann + Khaw from this post 
Both Jill Egan Interiors from this post 
Andrew Burges from this post 
Fantastic Frank from this post 
The Modern House from this post 
Red Deer from this post 
Taylor + Hinds from this post 
Uneek Interior Solutions from this post 
Luis Laplace from this post 
Chelsea Hing from this post 
Monica Fried Design from this post 
The Modern House from this post 
Crystal Sinclair Designs from this post 
Doherty Design Studio from this post 
Pac Studio from this post 
Studio Shamshiri from this post
Kim’s favourite kitchens 2020 – part 2
Posted on Tue, 22 Dec 2020 by KiM
Rodman Primack from this post
Megan Grehl from this post
Retrouvius from this post
Pieter Vandenhout from this post
Landed Interiors & Homes from this post
Studio Peregalli from this post
Fabrizio Casiraghi from this post
Atelier Vime from this post
Alisa Bloom from this post
David Cafiero from this post
Urban Grace Interiors from this post
Shannon Bowers from this post
The Modern House from this post
Crystal Blackshaw from this post
Meyer Davis from this post
Kim’s favourite kitchens 2020 – part 1
Posted on Tue, 22 Dec 2020 by KiM
Robert Passal from this post
Hubert Zandberg from this post
Émilie Bonaventure from this post
Havilande Whitcomb Design from this post
Terracotta Design Build Co. from this post
Nicemakers from this post
Pierce & Ward from this post
Lagerlings from this post
Boris Dmitriev from this post
Studio PLOW from this post
Transition State from this post
Elizabeth Roberts from this post
Kevin Dumais from this post
Cable House
Posted on Fri, 18 Dec 2020 by midcenturyjo
“The Cable House transforms a small, dark workers’ cottage into a contemporary family home, finding elegant solutions to the challenges posed by the dense urban environment, narrow south-facing site and heritage context.”
Light is drawn into the space through tall windows and skylights while the sensitive roofline sits sympathetically with the neighbours. Vines trail lazily over steel cables inside and out softening the structure over time. By Tom Roberston Architects.
Red Deer
Posted on Fri, 18 Dec 2020 by midcenturyjo
“Working with a Grade II listed property like this one on Harley Street pushed us to design within the confines of a 1750s layout and its 19th c. alterations. The end result was a marriage of styles that highlight the property’s historical qualities within a 21st century palette.”
And isn’t a successful marriage what we all desire? The beautiful Harley Street project by Red Deer.
Photography by Billy Bolton.
