by Leslie Bentson
Boulder, CO, US 80302 · 236 photos
Charles Haertling
http://whimsyanddesign.com

Leslie Bentson

 
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A large trianglular window lets in light and a breeze to the corner of the living room.
added by Lisa Frederick to How Repetition Helps Rooms Shape Up
You don't often see prominent triangles in a home, and there's a reason for that: Too many odd angles and sharp edges can make people feel jumpy and unsettled. But this homeowner embraced the idea. In addition to the roofline, note the triangular window and the accents at the foot of the bed, which add up to a cohesive — and surprisingly soothing — package.More:From Building Blocks to Buildings: Balanced Geometry in ArchitectureMultiply and Conquer With Design Groupings
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added by janehommel to janehommel's Ideas (10 months ago)
added by larell to ceilings (10 months ago)
unusual - but???
added by flamingok to flamingok's ideas (10 months ago)
I don't know why...I just do
added by delciloret to delciloret's ideas (10 months ago)
man's BR, beams and geometrics
added by kinahan to kinahan's ideas (10 months ago)
Everything!
added by margoval to margoval's ideas (10 months ago)
I love the end table and the floor lamp.
added by miltonalpizar to miltonalpizar's Favorites (10 months ago)
canapé dentado
added by saulhouse to saulhouse's cabin ideas (10 months ago)
triangles abound
added by caralyle to caralyle's Favorites (14 months ago)
Black beams on white. Mmm-hmmm
added by j0dy to Bedroom (15 months ago)
Cool table and bed design.
added by migueleo to Spaces and Structures (15 months ago)
Mueble cama
added by jessicaholt to jessicaholt's ideas (16 months ago)
My lampshade from Rye
added by lolson11 to Seriously? (16 months ago)
Just guessing...but I suspect this didn't receive the annual "Best of Feng Shui" award.
added by Rosalie Katzman_Wieldt to rosalie_katzman_wieldt's ideas (16 months ago)
LOVE the side table.
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