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Guest bathroom with white oak vanity, terrazzo countertops and colorful shower curtain and towels.
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A feature “rug” design of basket weave tile completes the room. JRY and Company
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KITCHEN ISLAND: TS667947 TERRAZZO BLACK 12MM PORCELAIN SLAB
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The freestanding bathtub creates a unique atmosphere, with a view on the garden. The window niche creates a cozy nook. The elegant double floating vanity is welcoming and creates a modern and cozy look. The concrete pendants have been chosen in harmony with the backsplash in terrazzo. Caroline Ruszkowski designed this elegant and balanced main bathroom and selected all the materials to create a chic harmony.

Photo © Steve Hall, Hedrich Blessing Architect: Wheeler Kearns Architects Interiors: Sherry Koppel Design
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Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in Los Angeles

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This historically recognized Mid Century modern home, originally designed by Architect Francis Joseph McCarthy in 1949, was remodeled and expanded with a deep appreciation and respect for the original. The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Historic Preservation, the federal standard for were maintained in the design of this project. Key elements of the original home: vertical privacy louvers, floor to ceiling wood window walls, interior and exterior wall finishes, were restored. The additions follow the fundamental formal and spatial language of the original while introducing new materials and detail. Embracing the formal and spatial precedent of the original, the new additions form stacking and shifting ‘L’ shaped plan elements floating above the courtyards. These courtyards enhance the original inside-outside lifestyle desired for this home. Mid Century design features such as louvers, a simple shed roof, an abundance of glass, are highly valued and maintained in the new design. ©serrao design/architecture, unless otherwise noted

Roseanne Guaglianone Interior Designer Hemisphere Home, Fresno Terry O'Rourke Photgraphy
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