




“Living beautifully doesn’t stop at how things look; it’s how they feel, what they are made of, where they come from, and ultimately, how they cohesively work together.”


“Living beautifully doesn’t stop at how things look; it’s how they feel, what they are made of, where they come from, and ultimately, how they cohesively work together.”
PRESENTATION CONTENTS:
MATERIAL PALETTE
MAIN LIVING SPACE PLAN & FURNITURE
SELECTIONS OPTION 1
FIREPLACE WALL OPTION 1
MAIN LIVING SPACE PLAN & FURNITURE
SELECTIONS OPTION 2
FIREPLACE WALL OPTION 2
FIREPLACE WALL OPTION 3
1 Swiss Coffee OC-45
2 Metropolis CC-546
3 Ashley Gray HC-87
4 Exisiting herringbone timber floor
5 proposed stone at fireplace
6 proposed slatted timber wall at fireplace
Detail of woven back- all-weather wicker basket weave
Starting with the Crate & Barrel 83" lounger sofa (41" deep version), adding an 8 x10 area wool rug with a subtle diamond pattern, a timber coffee table with a curved base and a lounge chair with a slightly Scandinavian touch The open arms of the chair help the piece feel light The barstools are indoor/ outdoor and feature a cool textured weave on the back, providing a layer of texture to the kitchen
Note- sketch only- need to conf rm locations of bulkheads & vent
Timber slats clad the entire wall giving the room warmth A matte black metal sheet surrounds the f replace wh ch rests on a plinth of stone- bringing another element to the wall This slatted design element could tie in with a similar feature in front of the studio The TV is mounted at 42" on center
Starting with the Crate & Barrel 83" lounger sofa (41" deep version) adding a durab e, easy to mainta n area rug (100% polyester) a beautiful oval marble table with a fluted base and a lounge chair with an interesting woven deta led back (image far right) Hans Wegner wishbone inspired barstools at the bar
A loose interpretation of the above concept image- the fireplace is enclosed in a curved wall that emerges from the stair wall and dies into the wa l by the window The fireplace is currently set 7" from the long wall on account of the bump out- but if the bump out doesn't run the full length of the wal then the f replace and curved wa l could be be set back and not encroach as much into the living space The TV is mounted at 42" on center
Exist ng vent (TBC)
Timber wa OR accent painted wallpanels created with simple meta revea s-
Note- sketch only- need to conf rm locations of bulkheads & vent
Another way to create a curved wall- here the wall is furred out n a ozenge shape with a recessed TV above and the fireplace below As your fireplace is in a box the effect wil be different then the inspiration image- but we can still mix materials with a stone base, a timber paneled wall above The TV is mounted at 45" on center
We aim to provide you with the guidance and tools to create a functional space that reflects your preferences and lifestyle. -