Foyer Mediterranean Entry, San Francisco
A Mediterranean built in 1923 is made timeless with Venetian plaster arched walls. An antique flat weave rug is given new life as upholstery on a club chair. Iron work was intended for Hearst Castle, but was deemed too modest by Julia Morgan, and sold to the original builder. Leather camels add a touch of levity.
Photo By: Misha Bruk
Photo By: Misha Bruk
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chrisdomf
Can you tell me the colors you mixed?
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ambron
what color variation was used to achieve this look? Nicole
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Maysa Namakian wrote:
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this was an antique rug that was in the house when my client bought the house.
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Pati Iovanni wrote:
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So sorry! It was a Julia Morgan design. There are metal craftsmen who could do something like this and you could pick up a marble top from a remnant at a marble/granite fabricator. Best, Jan Gunninteriorarchiteture@gmail.com
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ceilings are 12' high. Arch depth is 18"
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Melissa Alvarado Sierra added this to Mediterranean Style: A Bonanza of Coastal Flair
This Mediterranean house was built in 1923. The corridor ties together Venetian plaster arched walls, Spanish tiles, and deep burgundy hues. The chandeliers cast a warm shadow in the adobe walls, and small tables display the homeowner's antiques.
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meeramaran added this to Our Home
The siar cases that have a small lead up few steps , look less intimidating than a sheer straight flight
arkcolls20 added this to arkcolls20's ideas
raw earthy look. love the pink and purple.
