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A gray ceiling, flooring, and walls in the bathroom of South Cabin lend a serene vibe.
The living area of South Cabin displays gray tones, plush textures, and a modernist built-in sofa.
Colorful tile laid in a chevron pattern enlivens the bathroom of North Cabin, where there are framed views of the desert in each room.
The living room of North Cabin features a large built-in sofa and polished concrete flooring.
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Floor Plan of Custom Beach House by Nordic Office of Architecture
Jette Egelund, owner of the famed kitchen brand Vipp, builds a summer home that is a master class in Scandinavian coastal living.
If you think this $3.9M home’s distinctive sloping roofline is impressive, just wait until you see the midcentury details awaiting inside.
Floor plan of Punggol Field by EightyTwo
A wardrobe composed of variegated shelving shares a wall with the principal bedroom.
The shower in the principal bathroom is a sunflower-yellow niche.
Interior designer Ponnie Tan of EightyTwo infuses a Singapore apartment with a striking play of tones, forms, and graphics.
Penny Drue Baird, Dessins LLC took on a bedroom, blocked off a cedar closet, and turned it into a muted living space.
Another, by Ahmad AbouZanat, is clad in Fireclay tiles.
One of the bathrooms, redone by Design Studio 15, includes tiles by Artistic Tile and a noteworthy light fixture.
The Parlor, by David Scott Interiors.
JayJeffers, Inc. designed the library, which featured a wide array of design books—as well as few surprising additions by some Real Housewives.
Curtis completely overhauled the shelving, changing the shapes of the niches and covering them in micro-cement.
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