This is the new outdoor kitchen, complete with roof, sliding phantom screens to keep the bugs away, and electric heaters for cool summer nights. Our client wanted an outdoor cooking area that would be fully functional, so we surrounded the 54" Wolf BBQ with stainless steel cabinets, ice maker, mini fridge and an undermount sink and faucet. The cabinets are topped with the same countertop as the indoor kitchen: Cambria Quartz in "Torquay," with an 8" splash. The decking is a composite material made from corn husks and will stand up to the harsh winters and warm summers in this area. The ceiling above the outdoor area is half cedar tongue and groove and the lake side half is clear Lexan to allow more natural light into the area. Retro barn lights and an oversized fan keep this area well lit for late night dining or game time with family. Photography by Marie Dominique-Verdier.

Jonathan Adler
Transitional living room photo in New York

Jonathan Adler
1960s living room photo in New York

This amazing area combines a huge number of different materials to create on expansive and cohesive space... Hardwood, Glass, Limestone, Marble, Stainless Steel, Copper, Wallpaper, Concrete, and more. The ceiling sores to well over twenty feet and features massive wood beams. One whole wall features a custom fifteen foot glass fireplace. Surrounded by faux limestone, there is a wooden wall that is topped by a modern yet retro mural.

This amazing area combines a huge number of different materials to create on expansive and cohesive space... Hardwood, Glass, Limestone, Marble, Stainless Steel, Copper, Wallpaper, Concrete, and more. The ceiling sores to well over twenty feet and features massive wood beams. One whole wall features a custom fifteen foot glass fireplace. Surrounded by faux limestone, there is a wooden wall that is topped by a modern yet retro mural.

The view from the top of the stairs is many things! Boring is not one of them!
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Inspiration for a 1960s living room remodel in New York

This home office was dubbed the library, due to its built in bookshelves and handsome wood paneling. The client loves textures, and there is an abundance of it here. The desk has a concrete top, the ceiling solitaire fixtures the same. The walls are covered in a rich gray grasscloth from Phillip Jeffries, that warms the room. RL Linen drapery block the glare when needed. A washable rug grounds the room, in case of accidents when snacking at his desk. The room doubles as a guest room, the performance linen covered sleep sofa impervious to spills. It's a great place to curl up with a book and a fluffy throw.

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We’re excited to reveal the final segment of our award-winning basement remodel. From the tranquil vibes of the spa-like bathroom to the refined elegance of the wine room, we’ve now arrived at the heart of the relaxation and fun – the rec space. This multi-functional area is perfect for watching a family movie together or hosting friends to watch the game on the big screen. The pinball area sparks nostalgia and adds a retro flair– perfectly in tune with the MCM vibe. The stunning wood slat design from the curved wall outside the bathroom continues along the hallway down to the wine room which connects all three major spaces. This remodel balances aesthetics with functionality, making it an inviting and practical space that fits the owners' lifestyle. The clean lines, natural textures, and thoughtful design choices make this entertainment hub the ultimate space for family downtime, enhancing market appeal, and blending timeless style with modern convenience.

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This home office was dubbed the library, due to its built in bookshelves and handsome wood paneling. The client loves textures, and there is an abundance of it here. The desk has a concrete top, the ceiling solitaire fixtures the same. The walls are covered in a rich gray grasscloth from Phillip Jeffries, that warms the room. RL Linen drapery block the glare when needed. A washable rug grounds the room, in case of accidents when snacking at his desk. The room doubles as a guest room, the performance linen covered sleep sofa impervious to spills. It's a great place to curl up with a book and a fluffy throw.

This home office was dubbed the library, due to its built in bookshelves and handsome wood paneling. The client loves textures, and there is an abundance of it here. The desk has a concrete top, the ceiling solitaire fixtures the same. The walls are covered in a rich gray grasscloth from Phillip Jeffries, that warms the room. RL Linen drapery block the glare when needed. A washable rug grounds the room, in case of accidents when snacking at his desk. The room doubles as a guest room, the performance linen covered sleep sofa impervious to spills. It's a great place to curl up with a book and a fluffy throw.

The mudroom received an updated palette that suited the coastal area, with fresh whites and navy. New sconces were added, as well as durable rugs for this high-traffic area that has entries from the back, front and garage. Additional storage was added with a free-standing bench seat, a great place to pull on boots in the winter. Pillows and local art soften the space. Custom hooks were designed to mark each cubby for Mom, Dad, Thing 1 & Thing 2.

The dining room already had a beamed ceiling with painted vintage embossed wallpaper. We added this beautiful vinyl to the walls in a slate blue with modern trellis pattern that suited both the homeowner's tastes. It's washable and adds a perfect sheen to lend a little formality. The trim was given a fresh coat of paint and the fireplace accented in Benjamin Moore's Coventry Grey. A sputnik pendant adds a touch of mid-century glam, juxtaposing the rustic table. The dining table was commissioned locally of reclaimed barnwood. The chairs are of navy tweed, a durable fabric to withstand many family dinners for years to come. A buffet was added to use as a serveboard, as well as provide additional storage. The rug is a durable poly that will withstand spills better than wool.

The mudroom received an updated palette that suited the coastal area, with fresh whites and navy. New sconces were added, as well as durable rugs for this high-traffic area that has entries from the back, front and garage. Additional storage was added with a free-standing bench seat, a great place to pull on boots in the winter. Pillows and local art soften the space. Custom hooks were designed to mark each cubby for Mom, Dad, Thing 1 & Thing 2.

A tribute to the elegant interpretation of the classic! For the living room on the first floor we choose Classic with high-grade gray + dark blue + orange. The calm and orange single product under the dark blue tone highlights the space and draws some artistic inspirations from the Middle World Renaissance into the space, plain and soft The decoration enhances the breathing of the space, and the retro style makes the space more artistic. Modern furniture is given more texture, and exquisite ornaments are transformed into a new art trend. The black and white elements of classic patterns ignite the atmosphere of the space.

Project 178: 3D Interior Modelling Clubhouse Ideas Client:- 891.Deborah Location :- Milan - Italy http://www.yantramstudio.com/3d-interior-rendering-cgi-animation.html Architectural Visualisation Studio providing services of 3D Interior Modelling ideas for Contemporary Clubhouse design with attractive sofa sets, meeting area, game, gym, swimming pool for refreshment and children, fascinating lighting, retro pendent light, artificial flowers, Comfortable dining area and also including eye-catching statues by Yantram architectural design studio, Milan - Italy