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KDL Architects
“season loggia. Wonderful open in summer, comfy in fall and spring. Sunny haven in winter for the ferns and palms.”
“Loggia hallway”
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Van-Martin Rowe
“columns, the loggia remains open to the outdoors but is protected at the same time. Rowe designed the table behind the sofa.”
“Loggia remains open to the outdoor but it is protevted at the same time Add 2 french doors hidden”
“columns, the loggia remains open to the outdoors but is protected at the same time. Rowe designed the table behind the sofa.”
Carriage House Design, Inc.
“SW7506 "Loggia" in a satin finish. Please note that the walls have a slight texture that will affect the color from the actual sample. Also note the the paint color in the photo will typically appear diiferent from the actual room.
Have fun experimenting various shades of this color!
Regards,
Stuart Harle”
“SW7506 "Loggia" in a satin finish”
“SW7506 "Loggia" in a satin finish.”
Norris Architecture
“set up w loggia & mas bedroom”
“pool area loggia...Loggia and pool”
Bosworth Hoedemaker
“a long loggia. These have a certain Craftsman style to them.”
“Walk out to loggia...loggia see roof”
Fratantoni Luxury Estates
“loggias, verandas”
“outside loggia living”
“what a loggia!”
Capitol Lighting
“outdoor loggia. This scale could work just as well for a centerpiece on a large entry or foyer table.”
Dick Clark Architecture
“inside the loggia. And is that a length of rain dispersing fins on the edge of the loggia??”
“covered loggia on the left is mirrored by its opposite: solid stone walls. And notice how the sky and earth are merged by the pool, making each wing of the house appear to float in space, but "bridged" beneath the oak canopy.”
