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Szén Molnár TamásThe design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light,
cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the
architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor
modifications to those.
Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the
detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would
also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the
kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the
dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available
for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every
detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have
been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the
laundry room to the chamber.
An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the
bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In
addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions
have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors
(e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the
common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom).
We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes,
customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in
the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and
contemporary artwork.
Peter Q Brown Innovative DesignUnique in design and structure, this building is a combination customized 3-bedroom home with a temperature-controlled, insulated high ceiling workspace.
This home was designed for my clients need to live, work and play. He was interested in spending as much time in his shop as he was in his living room. The main level contains the master suite, a second bedroom and bath, living room and an open kitchen.
A key design feature for the second level is a full width mezzanine. The mezzanine adds visual interest as well as valuable functionality. This upper level contains a bedroom, a full bathroom, an office space and a large common area.
Joy Street DesignAs a recently purchased home, our clients quickly decided they needed to make some major adjustments. The home was pretty outdated and didn’t speak to the young family’s unique style, but we wanted to keep the welcoming character of this Mediterranean bungalow in tact. The classic white kitchen with a new layout is the perfect backdrop for the family. Brass accents add a touch of luster throughout and modernizes the fixtures and hardware.
While the main common areas feature neutral color palettes, we quickly gave each room a burst of energy through bright accent colors and patterned textiles. The kids’ rooms are the most playful, showcasing bold wallcoverings, bright tones, and even a teepee tent reading nook.
Designed by Joy Street Design serving Oakland, Berkeley, San Francisco, and the whole of the East Bay.
For more about Joy Street Design, click here: https://www.joystreetdesign.com/
To learn more about this project, click here: https://www.joystreetdesign.com/portfolio/gower-street
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Joy Street DesignAs a recently purchased home, our clients quickly decided they needed to make some major adjustments. The home was pretty outdated and didn’t speak to the young family’s unique style, but we wanted to keep the welcoming character of this Mediterranean bungalow in tact. The classic white kitchen with a new layout is the perfect backdrop for the family. Brass accents add a touch of luster throughout and modernizes the fixtures and hardware.
While the main common areas feature neutral color palettes, we quickly gave each room a burst of energy through bright accent colors and patterned textiles. The kids’ rooms are the most playful, showcasing bold wallcoverings, bright tones, and even a teepee tent reading nook.
Designed by Joy Street Design serving Oakland, Berkeley, San Francisco, and the whole of the East Bay.
For more about Joy Street Design, click here: https://www.joystreetdesign.com/
To learn more about this project, click here: https://www.joystreetdesign.com/portfolio/gower-street
Szén Molnár TamásThe design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light,
cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the
architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor
modifications to those.
Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the
detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would
also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the
kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the
dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available
for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every
detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have
been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the
laundry room to the chamber.
An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the
bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In
addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions
have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors
(e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the
common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom).
We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes,
customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in
the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and
contemporary artwork.
Pro Dunk HoopsJonathan's attached photo of his driveway with his Roof King Gold Basketball System was taken in Aurora, Colorado. The playing area is 16 feet wide and 30 feet deep. What really sold him on the hoop is that it mounts to his roof. For whatever reason, those aren't terribly common anymore. He has had it for three years and expect it to last for many, many more. This is a Roof King Gold Basketball System that was purchased in June of 2010. It was installed on a 16 ft wide by a 30 ft deep playing area in Aurora, CO. Browse all of Jonathan N's photos navigate to: http://www.produnkhoops.com/photos/albums/jonathan-16x30-roof-king-gold-basketball-system-575/
Joy Street DesignAs a recently purchased home, our clients quickly decided they needed to make some major adjustments. The home was pretty outdated and didn’t speak to the young family’s unique style, but we wanted to keep the welcoming character of this Mediterranean bungalow in tact. The classic white kitchen with a new layout is the perfect backdrop for the family. Brass accents add a touch of luster throughout and modernizes the fixtures and hardware.
While the main common areas feature neutral color palettes, we quickly gave each room a burst of energy through bright accent colors and patterned textiles. The kids’ rooms are the most playful, showcasing bold wallcoverings, bright tones, and even a teepee tent reading nook.
Designed by Joy Street Design serving Oakland, Berkeley, San Francisco, and the whole of the East Bay.
For more about Joy Street Design, click here: https://www.joystreetdesign.com/
To learn more about this project, click here: https://www.joystreetdesign.com/portfolio/gower-street
Szén Molnár TamásThe design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light,
cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the
architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor
modifications to those.
Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the
detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would
also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the
kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the
dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available
for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every
detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have
been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the
laundry room to the chamber.
An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the
bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In
addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions
have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors
(e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the
common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom).
We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes,
customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in
the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and
contemporary artwork.
Szén Molnár TamásThe design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light,
cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the
architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor
modifications to those.
Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the
detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would
also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the
kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the
dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available
for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every
detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have
been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the
laundry room to the chamber.
An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the
bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In
addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions
have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors
(e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the
common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom).
We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes,
customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in
the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and
contemporary artwork.
Corine Maggio DesignThis bedroom was designed for a sweet couple who's dream was to live in a beach cottage. After purchasing a fixer-upper, they were ready to make their dream come true. We used light and fresh colors to match their personalities and played with texture to bring in the beach-house-feel.
Photo courtesy of Chipper Hatter: www.chipperhatter.com
Joy Street DesignAs a recently purchased home, our clients quickly decided they needed to make some major adjustments. The home was pretty outdated and didn’t speak to the young family’s unique style, but we wanted to keep the welcoming character of this Mediterranean bungalow in tact. The classic white kitchen with a new layout is the perfect backdrop for the family. Brass accents add a touch of luster throughout and modernizes the fixtures and hardware.
While the main common areas feature neutral color palettes, we quickly gave each room a burst of energy through bright accent colors and patterned textiles. The kids’ rooms are the most playful, showcasing bold wallcoverings, bright tones, and even a teepee tent reading nook.
Designed by Joy Street Design serving Oakland, Berkeley, San Francisco, and the whole of the East Bay.
For more about Joy Street Design, click here: https://www.joystreetdesign.com/
To learn more about this project, click here: https://www.joystreetdesign.com/portfolio/gower-street
Szén Molnár TamásThe design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light,
cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the
architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor
modifications to those.
Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the
detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would
also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the
kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the
dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available
for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every
detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have
been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the
laundry room to the chamber.
An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the
bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In
addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions
have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors
(e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the
common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom).
We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes,
customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in
the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and
contemporary artwork.
Szén Molnár TamásThe design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light,
cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the
architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor
modifications to those.
Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the
detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would
also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the
kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the
dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available
for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every
detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have
been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the
laundry room to the chamber.
An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the
bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In
addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions
have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors
(e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the
common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom).
We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes,
customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in
the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and
contemporary artwork.
Szén Molnár TamásThe design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light,
cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the
architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor
modifications to those.
Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the
detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would
also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the
kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the
dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available
for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every
detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have
been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the
laundry room to the chamber.
An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the
bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In
addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions
have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors
(e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the
common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom).
We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes,
customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in
the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and
contemporary artwork.
Szén Molnár TamásThe design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light,
cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the
architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor
modifications to those.
Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the
detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would
also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the
kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the
dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available
for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every
detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have
been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the
laundry room to the chamber.
An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the
bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In
addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions
have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors
(e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the
common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom).
We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes,
customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in
the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and
contemporary artwork.
Szén Molnár TamásThe design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light,
cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the
architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor
modifications to those.
Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the
detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would
also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the
kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the
dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available
for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every
detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have
been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the
laundry room to the chamber.
An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the
bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In
addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions
have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors
(e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the
common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom).
We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes,
customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in
the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and
contemporary artwork.
Joy Street DesignAs a recently purchased home, our clients quickly decided they needed to make some major adjustments. The home was pretty outdated and didn’t speak to the young family’s unique style, but we wanted to keep the welcoming character of this Mediterranean bungalow in tact. The classic white kitchen with a new layout is the perfect backdrop for the family. Brass accents add a touch of luster throughout and modernizes the fixtures and hardware.
While the main common areas feature neutral color palettes, we quickly gave each room a burst of energy through bright accent colors and patterned textiles. The kids’ rooms are the most playful, showcasing bold wallcoverings, bright tones, and even a teepee tent reading nook.
Designed by Joy Street Design serving Oakland, Berkeley, San Francisco, and the whole of the East Bay.
For more about Joy Street Design, click here: https://www.joystreetdesign.com/
To learn more about this project, click here: https://www.joystreetdesign.com/portfolio/gower-street
Joy Street DesignAs a recently purchased home, our clients quickly decided they needed to make some major adjustments. The home was pretty outdated and didn’t speak to the young family’s unique style, but we wanted to keep the welcoming character of this Mediterranean bungalow in tact. The classic white kitchen with a new layout is the perfect backdrop for the family. Brass accents add a touch of luster throughout and modernizes the fixtures and hardware.
While the main common areas feature neutral color palettes, we quickly gave each room a burst of energy through bright accent colors and patterned textiles. The kids’ rooms are the most playful, showcasing bold wallcoverings, bright tones, and even a teepee tent reading nook.
Designed by Joy Street Design serving Oakland, Berkeley, San Francisco, and the whole of the East Bay.
For more about Joy Street Design, click here: https://www.joystreetdesign.com/
To learn more about this project, click here: https://www.joystreetdesign.com/portfolio/gower-street
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