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To create this cozy reading nook, Thies designs a window seat with drawer storage below and two built-in bookcases, both from Ruffino Cabinetry. The finish on the brass library lights tie into the brass pulls on the drawers, while cream and powderblue accent pillows create a pleasing palette on top of a dusty-rose cushion. The scheme carries into the adjoining bathroom with a warmwhite, furniture-style vanity from Ruffino Cabinetry, an aqua blue vinyl wallcovering, and contemporary brass pendants.

A contemporary villa was truly enhanced by Briggs Edward Solomon (www.briggsedwardsolomon.com) as part of a renovation where luxury was mixed with organic finishes and natural hues. The whiteness of the tailor made wood provided by Oscar Ono (www.oscarono.fr) gives this home a delightfully chic atmosphere. Sophisticated textures highlight the outstanding volumes of a villa that celebrates the art of coastal living.

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The existing house was designed by one of our architecture professors who recently passed away. It was a labor of great love and an in-depth exploration of his ideas – manifested in heavy-gauge steel and corrugated metal…seemingly modern and yet beautifully vernacular and simple … a vertical shotgun house. The exterior of the existing house was beautiful as it was; we only cleaned it up and gave it a polish. A new entry sequence with a new ramp and rear patio ties the house to its exterior surroundings. Our colleagues, David Keiffer and Michael Nius, worked on the exterior portion of this project. As the original house was a labor of love, so too was the renovation and completion of the house as a residence for the School's visiting faculty.

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CATEGORY: Small Volume Builder Single Family Detached $1.2 Million -$1.3 Million COMPANY: Francis Development, LLC MODEL: Farm House Modern