Robin Lechner Designs

Interior Designers & Decorators , Universal Design

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Robin Lechner Designs

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When I design a home, I use the design vocabulary of all the senses to create rooms that connect with and enhance all life's experiences.
The 4,000 square foot home was constructed in 2005. The home owners wanted it to be elegant and sophisticated, but comfortable and welcoming for their five grandchildren.

The neutral color palette of the connected entertainment spaces is made interesting by using a variety of textures, patterns, and extensive use of black and white accents. A bouquet of colors are used in the kitchen, library, and bedrooms.

Country: United States

If any image reflects my signature style, this vignette created with a Chinese coromandel screen, fresh flowers, plus a bit of whimsy with the harlequin lamp, this is it. It's fresh and original with a touch of daring. This is what I bring to clients. Every project is different, reflecting their...

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Red elicits more emotion than any color. From melons and corals to deep reds and burgandy, its range makes it a highly adaptable color.

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There's nothing like a fireplace to b e the focal point for an intimate conversation area. Four comfortable chairs are placed away from the wall (float) arranged around a cocktail table. Photo by Robin Lechner

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This long view of the living room best illustrates the increased use of the space by removal of the wall that originally separated the two rooms. Each can accommodate its own group for entertaining small groups or used as one room for large gatherings. Photo by Robin Lechner

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The Bar was originally a separate room. Much of the wall was removed, leaving a 6 foot opening. This accomplished two things: it enlarged the living room to accommodate large groups, and provides easy access to the wet bar. Four comfortable chairs arranged around a coffee table creates a...

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A corner in the living room is a perfect place to create a cozy reading area. It's an extra space to sit quietly and enjoy solitude. It gives more life to a living room that so often is underutilized. Photo by Robin Lechner

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An foyer is essential to every home. No matter how small, a space can be carved out of the entry to serve as a welcoming space for guests. Sconces to soften the harsh effect of overhead lighting, a mirror for guests to check themselves before joining the party, a table to put down keys and packages...

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The powder room was carved out of a main floor bedroom. Hence, it's a very small space. Wainscoting makes the room appear larger as does the pedestal sink by opening up space below the sink. The sparkling venetian glass mirror adds sparkle and by reflecting a landscape painting also adds the...

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The landscape surrounding a home is equally important as is the interior. It should be colorful, tidy, comfortable, and inviting to the family and guests. Photo by Robin Lechner

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The walk out deck runs the length of the home with access from the master suite, kitchen/dining area, and guest room. There's a conversation area and dining table, and enough space to entertain 75 guests Photos by Robin Lechner

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I rarely design landscaping or hardscape, but the home was set so high on its foundation, a steep 7 step stairway would have been needed to climb up to the front door. Instead, I designed a terraced path that begins at the driveway level and gently curves its way to the front door. Every 8 feet or...

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