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Major alterations to the structure completely changed the way the existing spaces felt and functioned. A pitched ceiling replaced the flat livingroom ceiling. Large sliding doors opened the living room directly onto the deck. This functionally doubled the size of the living areas, despite not increasing the footprint. The master bedroom received large stacking slider opening onto the deck, designed for privacy from the living area. Laundry and kitchen are combined with ample storage behind minimalist cabinetry. Storage and bench space are maximised while keeping everything open and airy. The white cabinetry reduces the bulk of so much storage in a smaller space. New insulation, uPVC windows and energy efficient blinds improved thermal performance. A cold house became warm, inviting,cheaper to heat and cool. The outside of the building received new window frames, colour palette, deck, facade lightling, downpipes and gutters. Retaining cladding + floors made this a cost-effective, + radical transformation.

Major alterations to the structure completely changed the way the existing spaces felt and functioned. A pitched ceiling replaced the flat livingroom ceiling. Large sliding doors opened the living room directly onto the deck. This functionally doubled the size of the living areas, despite not increasing the footprint. The master bedroom received large stacking slider opening onto the deck, designed for privacy from the living area. Laundry and kitchen are combined with ample storage behind minimalist cabinetry. Storage and bench space are maximised while keeping everything open and airy. The white cabinetry reduces the bulk of so much storage in a smaller space. New insulation, uPVC windows and energy efficient blinds improved thermal performance. A cold house became warm, inviting,cheaper to heat and cool. The outside of the building received new window frames, colour palette, deck, facade lightling, downpipes and gutters. Retaining cladding + floors made this a cost-effective, + radical transformation.

This home is a prominent feature on Eagle Mountain. This home boasts clean lines, expansive windows, and undeniable sleekness. Silver fox (2108-50) stucco body has been offset with black tar (2126-10) hardie panel and trim. Soffits and siding are Longboard alternative (Lux Ash Woodgrain) and stone is Nora Moorecrest).
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Major alterations to the structure completely changed the way the existing spaces felt and functioned. A pitched ceiling replaced the flat livingroom ceiling. Large sliding doors opened the living room directly onto the deck. This functionally doubled the size of the living areas, despite not increasing the footprint. The master bedroom received large stacking slider opening onto the deck, designed for privacy from the living area. Laundry and kitchen are combined with ample storage behind minimalist cabinetry. Storage and bench space are maximised while keeping everything open and airy. The white cabinetry reduces the bulk of so much storage in a smaller space. New insulation, uPVC windows and energy efficient blinds improved thermal performance. A cold house became warm, inviting,cheaper to heat and cool. The outside of the building received new window frames, colour palette, deck, facade lightling, downpipes and gutters. Retaining cladding + floors made this a cost-effective, + radical transformation.

This home is a prominent feature on Eagle Mountain. This home boasts clean lines, expansive windows, and undeniable sleekness. Silver fox (2108-50) stucco body has been offset with black tar (2126-10) hardie panel and trim. Soffits and siding are Longboard alternative (Lux Ash Woodgrain) and stone is Nora Moorecrest).

This home is a prominent feature on Eagle Mountain. This home boasts clean lines, expansive windows, and undeniable sleekness. Silver fox (2108-50) stucco body has been offset with black tar (2126-10) hardie panel and trim. Soffits and siding are Longboard alternative (Lux Ash Woodgrain) and stone is Nora Moorecrest).

This home is a prominent feature on Eagle Mountain. This home boasts clean lines, expansive windows, and undeniable sleekness. Silver fox (2108-50) stucco body has been offset with black tar (2126-10) hardie panel and trim. Soffits and siding are Longboard alternative (Lux Ash Woodgrain) and stone is Nora Moorecrest).

This home is a prominent feature on Eagle Mountain. This home boasts clean lines, expansive windows, and undeniable sleekness. Silver fox (2108-50) stucco body has been offset with black tar (2126-10) hardie panel and trim. Soffits and siding are Longboard alternative (Lux Ash Woodgrain) and stone is Nora Moorecrest).

Major alterations to the structure completely changed the way the existing spaces felt and functioned. A pitched ceiling replaced the flat livingroom ceiling. Large sliding doors opened the living room directly onto the deck. This functionally doubled the size of the living areas, despite not increasing the footprint. The master bedroom received large stacking slider opening onto the deck, designed for privacy from the living area. Laundry and kitchen are combined with ample storage behind minimalist cabinetry. Storage and bench space are maximised while keeping everything open and airy. The white cabinetry reduces the bulk of so much storage in a smaller space. New insulation, uPVC windows and energy efficient blinds improved thermal performance. A cold house became warm, inviting,cheaper to heat and cool. The outside of the building received new window frames, colour palette, deck, facade lightling, downpipes and gutters. Retaining cladding + floors made this a cost-effective, + radical transformation.

Major alterations to the structure completely changed the way the existing spaces felt and functioned. A pitched ceiling replaced the flat livingroom ceiling. Large sliding doors opened the living room directly onto the deck. This functionally doubled the size of the living areas, despite not increasing the footprint. The master bedroom received large stacking slider opening onto the deck, designed for privacy from the living area. Laundry and kitchen are combined with ample storage behind minimalist cabinetry. Storage and bench space are maximised while keeping everything open and airy. The white cabinetry reduces the bulk of so much storage in a smaller space. New insulation, uPVC windows and energy efficient blinds improved thermal performance. A cold house became warm, inviting,cheaper to heat and cool. The outside of the building received new window frames, colour palette, deck, facade lightling, downpipes and gutters. Retaining cladding + floors made this a cost-effective, + radical transformation.

Major alterations to the structure completely changed the way the existing spaces felt and functioned. A pitched ceiling replaced the flat livingroom ceiling. Large sliding doors opened the living room directly onto the deck. This functionally doubled the size of the living areas, despite not increasing the footprint. The master bedroom received large stacking slider opening onto the deck, designed for privacy from the living area. Laundry and kitchen are combined with ample storage behind minimalist cabinetry. Storage and bench space are maximised while keeping everything open and airy. The white cabinetry reduces the bulk of so much storage in a smaller space. New insulation, uPVC windows and energy efficient blinds improved thermal performance. A cold house became warm, inviting,cheaper to heat and cool. The outside of the building received new window frames, colour palette, deck, facade lightling, downpipes and gutters. Retaining cladding + floors made this a cost-effective, + radical transformation.

Noted Top Ten Pinned Kitchen in 2013 featured in House Beautiful Magazine. Manhattan Beach Living at it's Finest. The Industrial Elements Add Character & Interest. Farrow & Ball Down Pipe Painted Cabinetry Brings Essential Richness. All Beautifully Proportioned, Designed and Built. Cabinetry: Hartmark Cabinet Design, Design: Lucas Studio, Inc. Builder: Matt Morris Development, Photo Credit: Karyn Milett

This home is a prominent feature on Eagle Mountain. This home boasts clean lines, expansive windows, and undeniable sleekness. Silver fox (2108-50) stucco body has been offset with black tar (2126-10) hardie panel and trim. Soffits and siding are Longboard alternative (Lux Ash Woodgrain) and stone is Nora Moorecrest).

This house is discreetly tucked into its wooded site in the Mad River Valley near the Sugarbush Resort in Vermont. The soaring roof lines complement the slope of the land and open up views though large windows to a meadow planted with native wildflowers. The house was built with natural materials of cedar shingles, fir beams and native stone walls. These materials are complemented with innovative touches including concrete floors, composite exterior wall panels and exposed steel beams. The home is passively heated by the sun, aided by triple pane windows and super-insulated walls.
Photo by: Nat Rea Photography

This home is a prominent feature on Eagle Mountain. This home boasts clean lines, expansive windows, and undeniable sleekness. Silver fox (2108-50) stucco body has been offset with black tar (2126-10) hardie panel and trim. Soffits and siding are Longboard alternative (Lux Ash Woodgrain) and stone is Nora Moorecrest).

This elegant home is a modern medley of design with metal accents, pastel hues, bright upholstery, wood flooring, and sleek lighting.
Project completed by Wendy Langston's Everything Home interior design firm, which serves Carmel, Zionsville, Fishers, Westfield, Noblesville, and Indianapolis.
To learn more about this project, click here:
https://everythinghomedesigns.com/portfolio/mid-west-living-project/

This living room was designed to suit a solo guy who loves having guests, entertaining with delicious food and music, and watching a good movie at home. Our design process began with color and style criteria, and each element was selected to put this puzzle together. Each element in this design was selected as a building block for an established color scheme, a contemporary flair, and personal livability for this client. Belltown Design LLC, Luma Condominiums, High Rise Residential Building, Seattle, WA. Photography by Julie Mannell
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