Pineapple House Interior Design

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Pineapple House Interior Design
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Project Year: 2010
Project Cost: $200,001 - $500,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 30004
Pineapple House designers reconstructed the dining room ceiling to gain height and interest via beams. The custom dining table was cut in half so it can be separated or locked together for casual or formal entertaining. Existing sofas from the living room were relocated to expand the seating...
The Manor
Pineapple House designers reconstructed the home's dining room ceiling to gain height and interest via white painted beams. The custom dining table was cut in half so it can be separated or locked together for casual or formal entertaining. Existing sofas from the living room were relocated to...
The Manor
Existing sofas from the living room were relocated to the dining room, which expands the seating opportunities. When entertaining, the sofas are appreciated and enjoyed by guests. Notice that there are four different lighting options in the dining room, which helps to create moods that suit the...
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The living room is anchored by two tailored, custom, eco-friendly sofas, and updates the formality of the traditionally appointed room with a custom beveled-rimmed cement coffee table, custom metal-based end table with shagreen top and a petrified wood drink table. Wind chairs are updated by...
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In this kitchen, the existing, traditional set up was removed and reinstalled in the homeowner's mother's home. Pineapple House then reconfigured the walls to create a pantry from a secondary powder room.
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Pineapple House maximized storage in the large island via drawers and compartments. They incorporated shelves with baskets that are accessible to the family's small children. These baskets allow the little ones access to their own their plates and utensils, which gives them a sense of...
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A closer look at the play of materials as the marble and tile create a visual harmony in the kitchen.
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The dark, narrow shaft next to the backsplash wall is actually a cabinet. The hidden storage it provides helps keep the kitchen streamlined.
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The dark, narrow shaft next to the backsplash wall is shown open, revealing that the shallow wall is actually a cabinet. The proximity to the range and the counter that flanks the stovetop is very convenient for the cook.
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A custom mirrored breakfast room hutch creates a run, reflective surface and thus, expands the space, while offering a ton of storage -- which is helpful since designers eliminated the cabinetry around the range so the kitchen's beautiful tiled backsplash remains open and helps modernize the space....
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While the homeowner wanted simplicity elsewhere, she asked for “more character” in the master. Pineapple House added trim to existing drywall around the bed and under the windows in the room so it resembled panels and chair rail. The designers added a desk and created a workstation, as well as...
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Pineapple House designers pair an antique writing desk with the clients existing chairs to create a multifunctional area for work, play or dining.
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Scott Moore Photography
The Manor
Scott Moore Photography
The Manor
Scott Moore Photography
The Manor
Scott Moore Photography
The Manor
Scott Moore Photography
The Manor
Scott Moore Photography
The Manor
Scott Moore Photography
The Manor