Family RoomContemporary Family Room, Seattle
The renovation of this Queen Anne Hill Spanish bungalow was an extreme transformation into contemporary and tranquil retreat. Photography by John Granen.
What Houzz contributors are saying:
This close-up of horses, by Roberto Dutesco, is less about horses and more about movement, texture and vital force.
This room must be a place to hang out with your best bud. Just look at these horses and you can see that!
Many people are so riveted by the art photography of wild Sable Island horses they might miss the mystery at the end of this hall.
First up, the most ideal place for a gigantic piece of fine art photography: an open, airy great room packed with architectural interest. A single piece of art can strike the perfect balance between the architectural assets and personal contents of a space.
One big move can show off your inner cowboy. This large horse image makes the room.
Wild horses become domesticated when photographed and framed. This affectionate pair reminds us that love abounds. Can you spot a third horse in this photo? Yes, there is a white statue that awaits at the end of the hallway.
These beautiful horses are obviously the star of the room, but because of the interesting color of the couches, the piece doesn't overwhelm the space.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
use of wood in hallway and bed rooms, but concrete in major living room
Me encanta esta foto de caballos para el estudio
Elizabeth Crawford
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