Project posted by SLIC Design
Suspended White Wood Slat Ceiling - We wanted to keep the ceilings as high as possible so rather than using drywall to enclose the ceiling, we used a suspended white wood slat ceiling detail. This added a unique architectural detail to the space, while also keeping the ceiling height as high as possible.
Kitchen Floating Steel Shelves and metal inlay on surrounding walls - Robert wanted a minimal kitchen. We passed on upper cabinets and opted for sleek floating metal shelves that wrapped around the walls with a 1/4" metal inlay on the surrounding walls. The metal perfectly complimented the already industrial feel of the unit.
The glazed porcelain star shaped ceramic tile in the master bathroom is by Solistone. The bold pattern was carried from the floor on to the shower walls with a contrasting grout.
We fell in love with Hague Blue by Farrow & Ball. This became our accent color for the entire space. The custom cabinets from Treehouse were finished in Hague Blue, adding a compliment to the otherwise masculine color scheme.
Details
Square Feet
2300
Bedrooms
2
Full Baths
1
Partial Baths
1
Credits
From SLIC Design
The attached pictures are a project we designed for our client in downtown Austin, TX. It is a high rise condo on Austin's Town Lake, located at the historical Seaholm. This condo was built specifically for our client, with a focus on his modern lifestyle. The open office and minimal kitchen makes it easy for him to entertain as well as enjoy the 180 degree views of the city. We kept the space true to it's industrial routes with concrete columns and steel framework but simultaneously softened the space with oak and walnut to bring some natural elements to the space.