Classic dark patina stained library Mahwah, NJ Serving as our clients' new home office, our design focused on using darker tones for the stains and materials used. Organizing the interior to showcase our clients' collection of literature, while also providing various spaces to store other materials. With beautiful hand carved moldings used throughout the interior, the space itself is more uniform in its composition. For more projects visit our website wlkitchenandhome.com . . . . #mansionoffice #mansionlibrary #homeoffice #workspace #luxuryoffice #luxuryinteriors #office #library #workfromhome #penthouse #luxuryhomeoffice #newyorkinteriordesign #presidentoffice #officearchitecture #customdesk #customoffice #officedesign #officeideas #elegantoffice #beautifuloffice #librarydesign #libraries #librarylove #readingroom #newyorkinteriors #newyorkinteriordesigner #luxuryfurniture #officefurniture #ceooffice #luxurydesign

Earth inspired neutral colors expressed in basic materials with contrasting textures reinforce the connection of the natural and built environment. Nestled within the clean lines of the cabinetry lies a host of convenient storage items designed to make this kitchen a great place for cooking and entertaining.

What was once a blank canvas in the living room has now become a warm and energizing focal point. Our clients, lovers of literature, needed a home for their beloved book collection—and we delivered a space that’s as functional as it is beautiful. A full wall of custom built-ins now houses a thoughtful mix of open and closed storage, perfect for books, games, and personal treasures. But this isn’t just a bookcase. It’s an experience. By using the depth of the shelves to frame the passage into the dining room, we created a dramatic, immersive portal that draws you through the home. The shelves wrap you in a golden hug, painted in Sherwin-Williams Quilt Gold—a late-in-the-game color decision that ended up being one of the most joyful in the house. We paired Tedd Wood cabinetry with Amerock hardware to bring a polished, heritage feel to the built-ins while honoring the old-world charm we envisioned. It’s a nod to the classic libraries of another era, but with a vibrant twist that invites you to linger, explore, and get lost in a good book.

What was once a blank canvas in the living room has now become a warm and energizing focal point. Our clients, lovers of literature, needed a home for their beloved book collection—and we delivered a space that’s as functional as it is beautiful. A full wall of custom built-ins now houses a thoughtful mix of open and closed storage, perfect for books, games, and personal treasures. But this isn’t just a bookcase. It’s an experience. By using the depth of the shelves to frame the passage into the dining room, we created a dramatic, immersive portal that draws you through the home. The shelves wrap you in a golden hug, painted in Sherwin-Williams Quilt Gold—a late-in-the-game color decision that ended up being one of the most joyful in the house. We paired Tedd Wood cabinetry with Amerock hardware to bring a polished, heritage feel to the built-ins while honoring the old-world charm we envisioned. It’s a nod to the classic libraries of another era, but with a vibrant twist that invites you to linger, explore, and get lost in a good book.

What was once a blank canvas in the living room has now become a warm and energizing focal point. Our clients, lovers of literature, needed a home for their beloved book collection—and we delivered a space that’s as functional as it is beautiful. A full wall of custom built-ins now houses a thoughtful mix of open and closed storage, perfect for books, games, and personal treasures. But this isn’t just a bookcase. It’s an experience. By using the depth of the shelves to frame the passage into the dining room, we created a dramatic, immersive portal that draws you through the home. The shelves wrap you in a golden hug, painted in Sherwin-Williams Quilt Gold—a late-in-the-game color decision that ended up being one of the most joyful in the house. We paired Tedd Wood cabinetry with Amerock hardware to bring a polished, heritage feel to the built-ins while honoring the old-world charm we envisioned. It’s a nod to the classic libraries of another era, but with a vibrant twist that invites you to linger, explore, and get lost in a good book.

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The owner of this apartment is a graduate student in the field of literature. She had a large book collection for which I mounted a custom shelving system. The headboard is also custom-made and I stained the wood to match that of the bookshelves for a feeling of unity. This bedroom features a large window (not pictured) that lets in a flood of light, allowing the edgy black paint to feel relaxed instead of oppressive. Board and batten on the lower portion of the wall was also a custom job to make the built-in ledges seem more intentional as opposed to an accidental result of the strange in-law floor plan.

Photo: Carolyn Reyes © 2018 Houzz
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Everyone has a moment when he/she faces with research paper for the first time. I want to say that you shouldn’t be afraid, everything will be good. But you should do your best and work hard to get excellent results and to write wonderful and interesting paper. Are you beginner in this field? I hope I can help. Think about the subject of your paper. Consider that there are some types of research papers. So probably you need to write your own research paper, or to develop something and describe it, or to prove the given facts and etc. By the way, firstly you need to know this and only in this way you have to start. The next step is topic. Think too much and find really interesting and unusual topic in the sphere you chosen. Be ready to look through the existed materials, because someone could do this research before you. Consult this with your professor and find the literature of this point. You should prove and support your opinions with points of view of famous scientists. Make an outline. It will help you to make everything in right order. Remember, that there are the main three parts, which can be divided into few ones. It is important that your paper should be structured and planned. Think about your readers because they will see your paper at the first time. So they should understand everything to read the information from the wide questions to more narrow. Literature. Try to choose authors whom you can trust. Maybe you’ve heard about them at the lessons. But you can’t use some online resources where no authors’ names are mentioned. But there are too many sources, I hope. That’s why you should use as much as possible. It will show that you work hard and found too many sources for your paper. Create the special part for the list of sources in your research paper. So as you see research paper is like a term paper, but it is more serious. That’s why you should not be lazy, and try to do your best for the excellent results. About the Author: Samantha Smith is a freelance writer at Coursework writing service, who wants at home and writes articles. She also works as academic paper writer and works for students. Sometimes she has classes where she tells about the academic paper writing. But she also give written guides for everyone.

Photo: Rikki Snyder © 2014 Houzz
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What was once a blank canvas in the living room has now become a warm and energizing focal point. Our clients, lovers of literature, needed a home for their beloved book collection—and we delivered a space that’s as functional as it is beautiful. A full wall of custom built-ins now houses a thoughtful mix of open and closed storage, perfect for books, games, and personal treasures. But this isn’t just a bookcase. It’s an experience. By using the depth of the shelves to frame the passage into the dining room, we created a dramatic, immersive portal that draws you through the home. The shelves wrap you in a golden hug, painted in Sherwin-Williams Quilt Gold—a late-in-the-game color decision that ended up being one of the most joyful in the house. We paired Tedd Wood cabinetry with Amerock hardware to bring a polished, heritage feel to the built-ins while honoring the old-world charm we envisioned. It’s a nod to the classic libraries of another era, but with a vibrant twist that invites you to linger, explore, and get lost in a good book.

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This kitchen and breakfast room was inspired by the owners' Scandinavian heritage, as well as by a café they love in Europe. Bookshelves in the kitchen and breakfast room make for easy lingering over a snack and a book. The Heath Ceramics tile backsplash also subtly celebrates the author owner and her love of literature: the tile pattern echoes the spines of books on a bookshelf...All photos by Laurie Black.

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Art project. Honolulu. Hawaii. Art studio Sergey Konstantinov. San Francisco. 15/40 in. twelve color inkjet print on canvas. Limited edition, signed by the artist. Painting Bookshelves. Artist Sergey Konstantinov. The creative proposal for this painting originated from Ann Getty, who desired a painting of a bookshelf. I designed a composition of two bookshelves side-by-side in a diptych style. Each bookshelf is divided into four parts, exhibiting disciplines of the humanities: theatre, literature, and art. The masks displayed at the top shelves are recognized as a symbol of theatre and drama, and originate from Greek mythology. I sketched the masks to determine the placement of the comedy and tragedy character. Old but precious books line the middle shelves, with each book presenting a title of Getty’s favorite author. The delicate art of blue and white Porcelain Delft pottery is displayed below the literary works.