Before Siemasko + Verbridge got their hands on this house, it was a convoluted maze of small rooms and skinny hallways. The renovation made sense of the layout, and took full advantage of the captivating ocean views. The result is a harmonious blend of contemporary style with classic and sophisticated elements. The “empty nest” home is transformed into a welcoming sanctuary for the extended family of kids and grandkids.
Photo Credit: Josh Kuchinsky
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khebard wrote:
What is the story with the sconce? - Was it purchased or built? Please tell me more. I would like to replicate it in my bedroom. »
Siemasko + Verbridge Thanks for the question Khebard. Unfortunately, we don't have the information on the lamp. It was a last minute pick and the designer can't recall where it was purchased from.
Siemasko + Verbridge Thanks for your question Shedamm. Choosing a color for any room can be a daunting process. We try to stay away from suggesting colors on here because so much can come into play. There are many variables that can change the tone and look of the actual color, such as lighting and its surroundings. We would suggest that if you are already working with a clay terracotta wall that it might be best to stick with other neutral colors and earth tones. You can always add a splash of color with some accessories too. Hope that helps!
Siemasko + Verbridge Sorry to disappoint you all, but we don't have the information on the lamp. It was a last minute pick and the designer can't recall where it was purchased.
A vintage trunk and a suzani add style to this guest room, while the white walls give it the relaxed feel of a Scandinavian modern home. "We had lots of help sourcing the best items from Billy Cotton, a New York City–based industrial designer," says Verbridge. "He helped us separate the great sources from the rest of them."To the left is a closet that doubles as a passageway to a bathroom. Because this room serves as a guest room, the clients had the luxury of outfitting the new, large closet with the bureau, mirror and vase.
Old trunks make great nightstands because of the instant character they bring to a space, and they're a nice, big storage option for those of us with smaller spaces.
3. Dilute the effect with neutrals. Two separate Orientals, plus a global-print blanket tossed over the headboard, are separated by generous swaths of white wall paint and hardwood flooring to keep them from overwhelming each other.
I pretty much love this whole house save for a couple pain colours. They nailed the feel I like to go for - clean, slightly neutral, but full of life. Beachy whimsical, But with a modern twist.