The Leonardo bedroom welcomes you with its sense of harmony and splendour. Everything has been studied to the last detail to guarantee a room which exudes great charm, and emanates the princely ambience of nineteenth century Europe. An artist´s interpretation for a style inspired in the neoclassical canons of harmony and balance with rich and carefully considered decoration.

A number of factors determined this consistent work in the rehabilitation of a house in the nineteenth century in Ciutat Vella, Barcelona: it was a flat with many assets. He had not played in 130 years and was full of valuable details and vivid stories. It was fortunate to find a respectful customers with project decisions and strict regulations forced to think and rethink the project until a solution that far from putting name only distribute the resulting pieces, managed to give the versatile use living place. The technical characteristics of stoneware we chose a contemporary setting allow us ... the pavement material wallcovering tour and wherever we are interested in becomes. The space is stretched. The two dimensions are reinterpreted. What is soil and what pavement? It is achieved increasing prominence of the existing water from the juxtaposition with new materials, placed in a new look. In the bathrooms, we choose the model "white Mugat". A sober and monochromatic coating, but with relief geometric textures manages to evoke other times escape the coldness of "new".

The Leonardo bedroom welcomes you with its sense of harmony and splendour. Everything has been studied to the last detail to guarantee a room which exudes great charm, and emanates the princely ambience of nineteenth century Europe. An artist´s interpretation for a style inspired in the neoclassical canons of harmony and balance with rich and carefully considered decoration.

The Leonardo bedroom welcomes you with its sense of harmony and splendour. Everything has been studied to the last detail to guarantee a room which exudes great charm, and emanates the princely ambience of nineteenth century Europe. An artist´s interpretation for a style inspired in the neoclassical canons of harmony and balance with rich and carefully considered decoration.

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As part of a complete condo renovation, 24 Construction & Design took this master bathroom in a streamlined direction, pairing traditional materials with modern, clean-edge design. For example marble, a traditional bath material used for thousands of years, appears in the form of minimalist floating vanity supported by a steel frame. The opposite wall is anchored by a contemporary take on the classic farmhouse tub. Nineteenth century style subway tile lines the walls of the frameless glass shower — a 21st century must-have — while small hex tile, a bathroom staple for over a hundred years, unifies the white walls and floors into one seamless relaxing expanse.

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Maintaining the beauty of East Hampton’s Northwest Woods became the main consideration for this new construction. The design, inspired by two nineteenth century resort styles- the Adirondack camp and the elegant, yet casual shingled cottage- results in a modernized version of these traditional forms.

This dramatic stairwell showcases the original skylight from the nineteenth century Chicago home with seamless plaster wall finish.
Hallway - traditional hallway idea in Chicago

Drawing from childhood memories of the clients, this home evokes the playfulness of camping in the forests of upstate New York. Maintaining the beauty of East Hampton’s Northwest Woods became the main consideration for this new construction. The design, inspired by two nineteenth century resort styles- the Adirondack camp and the elegant, yet casual shingled cottage- results in a modernized version of these traditional forms.

A nineteenth-century chair, modern in its angles, is accompanied by an etching of Edvard Munch. Photo: Gross & Daley
Hallway - large transitional medium tone wood floor hallway idea in New York with white walls

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This one bedroom cottage features a very nice deck overlooking the creek and Cantine Mills falls and is fully liveable as is. The 980 sq. ft. two story nineteenth century house has newer siding, roof, windows and electric panel, but is otherwise gutted to the studs and ready for renovation. Live in one and use the other as a studio.

Door style: Pendleton Inset | Species: Red Oak | Finish: Vintage Sandstone Island: Rustic Alder | Finish: Vintage Natural This unique home has an unmistakably strong aesthetic. Elements like the bold iron range hood, exposed natural stone, rough-cut rafter beams and steel backsplash create a nineteenth-century industrial persona. Learn more about our style and convenience accessories to enhance your Showplace: http://www.showplacewood.com/ProdGuide1/PGaccs/accshome.html

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Example of a mid-sized eclectic beige tile and ceramic tile powder room design in New York with raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, marble countertops and a two-piece toilet

As part of a complete condo renovation, 24 Construction & Design took this master bathroom in a streamlined direction, pairing traditional materials with modern, clean-edge design. For example marble, a traditional bath material used for thousands of years, appears in the form of minimalist floating vanity supported by a steel frame. The opposite wall is anchored by a contemporary take on the classic farmhouse tub. Nineteenth century style subway tile lines the walls of the frameless glass shower — a 21st century must-have — while small hex tile, a bathroom staple for over a hundred years, unifies the white walls and floors into one seamless relaxing expanse.

Featuring classic design elements reinterpreted for today’s casual lifestyles, the Albee coffee table has a modern rustic vibe. It’s made of cast aluminum and features delicate turnings reminiscent of those found on eighteenth- and nineteenth-century antiques. A textured, solid oak plank top complements a variety of interior design styles.

This one bedroom cottage features a very nice deck overlooking the creek and Cantine Mills falls and is fully liveable as is. The 980 sq. ft. two story nineteenth century house has newer siding, roof, windows and electric panel, but is otherwise gutted to the studs and ready for renovation. Live in one and use the other as a studio.

As part of a complete condo renovation, 24 Construction & Design took this master bathroom in a streamlined direction, pairing traditional materials with modern, clean-edge design. For example marble, a traditional bath material used for thousands of years, appears in the form of minimalist floating vanity supported by a steel frame. The opposite wall is anchored by a contemporary take on the classic farmhouse tub. Nineteenth century style subway tile lines the walls of the frameless glass shower — a 21st century must-have — while small hex tile, a bathroom staple for over a hundred years, unifies the white walls and floors into one seamless relaxing expanse.