Peek Inside a Designer’s Modern Suburban Home in Philadelphia
In this episode of Houzz TV Live, designer Robert Jamieson takes viewers through a few spaces in his renovated 1968 home in suburban Philadelphia. He highlights several details that make the home unique. In the family room, maple wood flooring reclaimed from a basketball court includes some blue and red pieces that create a cool visual effect. In the kitchen, handmade backsplash tiles hand-dipped in indigo pigment have a watery look. Petrified-wood cabinet hardware is another standout feature.
In a dining area, a live-edge wood table is surrounded by midcentury modern school chairs with collages of old paintings laminated on the seats and backs. And in the master bathroom, Carrara marble on the floor and two walls contrasts with two walls tiled in slate for a moody, spa-like feel.
Beautiful!! So many things to love in this home.
Very nicely done interesting space. Beautiful setting, too! Puzzled as to what that is by your toes under the bathroom sink?
very simple , very nice
Unique - in all the right ways
Very nice home. Very sustainable and good use of reclaimed materials.
Great design and the house is wonderful!
Love the re-claimed gym floor-genius, and beautiful. The dining table and unique chairs. I also love the lighting and the layout. Mostly I love how there is sooooo much personality!!! Gorgeous
Love the use of the basketball court. Also love the split sectional. Who makes it???
Love the tile backsplash in the kitchen! And the reclaimed gym floors.....AWESOME!
Stunning! Brilliant use of gym flooring!
Lovely refresh!
So many thoughtful selections that are very functional, yet beautiful. Well done!!
Awesome!
I love the fun yet tasteful touches-gym flooring, the dining chairs and pops of color in the lighting cords. Well done overall. Very functional too.
NICE！！
cool!
Excellent way to maximize the layout and differentiate the spaces. Beautiful and elegant!
Where can you find the huge R on the wall? So cool! Very cool home!