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At dusk, warm interior light pours through the NanaWall NW Wood 540 folding glass doors of this modern concrete home in Germany. The slim wood frames seem to disappear against the glow, showing how the seven-panel opening connects the living space to the outdoors. Set into the sculptural concrete facade, the doors define the seam between the Berneck Residence and its landscape.

Second of course to function, determining what materials to use and how to combine is critically important when designing a space. The client wanted highly durable, and Earth-Friendly materials, but loved the aesthetic of concrete and rustic Walnut. The solution is textured MDF cabinetry from Bauformat (Germany). The island and upper cabinetry is a board-formed concrete look, while the perimeter base cabinetry is a rustic Walnut look. Both are laser edge-banded for a precise finish, incredible durability and resistance to atmospheric factors like humidity and UV.

Beautiful modern kitchen from Nova. These white cabinets make for a clean and sleek decor. They're not only gorgeous, but functional.
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Introducing Pietra Kode: the Italian stones of yesteryear recoded by DEKTON for contemporary architecture and design.
Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Miami
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Staircase is © springerschmied.de
Photography:
Nanne Springer
647-521-2083
http://nannespringer.com
Metal Design: http://springerschmied.de

Introducing Pietra Kode: the Italian stones of yesteryear recoded by DEKTON for tomorrow’s architecture
Kitchen - contemporary kitchen idea
Kitchen - contemporary kitchen idea

This Kebony Clear terrace is located in a residential neighborhood in central Munich, Germany. The homeowner chose Kebony decking due to its physical properties, aesthetic and durability.
Within one year, the wood developed a silver-gray patina from sun and rain exposure while keeping its hard-wearing properties.

Staircase is © springerschmied.de
Photography:
Nanne Springer
647-521-2083
http://nannespringer.com
Metal Design: http://springerschmied.de

The exterior is assembled with large slabs, 8’x4’, of 2 ½” thick Spanish limestone and panels of copper fabricated in Germany. The “butterfly” roofs are also copper.

Archival design mags fill the shelves in monochromatic fashion. Carolina Irving Textiles linen fabric tents the ceiling, inspired by a 19th-century version at Charlottenhof Palace in Potsdam, Germany. Daybed and armchairs, Oly.

Second of course to function, determining what materials to use and how to combine is critically important when designing a space. The client wanted highly durable, and Earth-Friendly materials, but loved the aesthetic of concrete and rustic Walnut. The solution is textured MDF cabinetry from Bauformat (Germany). The island and upper cabinetry is a board-formed concrete look, while the perimeter base cabinetry is a rustic Walnut look. Both are laser edge-banded for a precise finish, incredible durability and resistance to atmospheric factors like humidity and UV.

Elegant Empire commode, Denmark 1810-20, mahogany veneer. In very good refinished condition, French polished. The commode will be shipped from Germany, shipping costs to Boston are included.

Haute Home & Company, Interior Decorating.
Walter Galaviz, Photography.
Radio Lab (Lubbock, Texas), Appliances.
Leftwich - Chapmann, Flooring.
Michael Germany, Tile Work.

Introducing Pietra Kode: the Italian stones of yesteryear recoded by DEKTON for tomorrow’s architecture
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