Custom built-in bookcases with pivoting TV. Photo by For the downstairs bedroom, Donnelly played with textures and patterns to create dramatic, but cozy window treatments. "The loden green wool sateen has just a bit of sheen paired with finely striped textured fabric of the Roman shades. The lambrequins have inverted pleats, a detail I used to use in fashion design, and I love how he space is a comforting cocoon-like retreat."
The pale beige cotton sateen bedding with an acanthus damask pattern is from Yves Delorme, while the frosted glass table lamps are from BAE in San Francisco.
Lindy Donnelly A metal mesh was used in the lower cabinets; the mesh is from Kent Design & Manufacturing. Yes, you can operate the components with the doors closed.
Excellent Design, I liked it so much that I went ahead and made it. - Hi Lindy, I love this design so much that I had it created for one of my customer. I want to share the images with you but dont know how.. I made a few modifications to the design. It looks great.. Please tell me how I can share it with you..
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"One of the homeowners is a children’s book publisher and had an extensive collection of books," says Donnelly. "Because of the vast number of books and her desire for the living room to also function as a library, we created floor to ceiling built-in bookcases."
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Built-ins could have patterned insets on cab doors to disguise (yet be able to access via remote) equipment (cable box, Blu-ray, etc.). This could mimic the insets you have in your current console.