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The primary bed features an inset upholstered headboard and floating nightstands within a paneled wall. The timberwork takes cues from the wood slat and panel language throughout the house, while limewashed walls add another level of tactility to the subtle yet rich material palette.
The primary bed features an inset upholstered headboard and floating nightstands within a paneled wall. The timberwork takes cues from the wood slat and panel language throughout the house, while limewashed walls add another level of tactility to the subtle yet rich material palette.
In this rendering, the space is set up for sleep as the "Rest-Space" version. Wall-mounted rungs become clothing racks, and nightstands stand adjacent to the bed.
In this rendering, the space is set up for sleep as the "Rest-Space" version. Wall-mounted rungs become clothing racks, and nightstands stand adjacent to the bed.
Plywood headboard and floating nightstand. Ap Cobogó by Alan Chu. © Djan Chu. upinteriors.com/go/sph59
Plywood headboard and floating nightstand. Ap Cobogó by Alan Chu. © Djan Chu. upinteriors.com/go...
For the vanity, Anderson and a carpenter friend built a custom floating plywood drawer bank with a Richlite countertop to match the kitchen. The back wall is also tiled with the same matte graphite Ann Sacks Savoy tiles that were used in the kitchen. The sink is a Kohler Vox vessel sink with Brizo Jason Wu wall mount faucet.
For the vanity, Anderson and a carpenter friend built a custom floating plywood drawer bank with a Richlite countertop to match the kitchen. The back wall is also tiled with the same matte graphite Ann Sacks Savoy tiles that were used in the kitchen. The sink is a Kohler Vox vessel sink with Brizo Jason Wu wall mount faucet.
View of the new primary bathroom. Sustainable features include Richlite countertops made of recycled paper, a vanity made of Kirei board, tiles with recycled content, low-flow water fixtures, and energy efficient lighting by Louis Poulsen.
View of the new primary bathroom. Sustainable features include Richlite countertops made of recycled paper, a vanity made of Kirei board, tiles with recycled content, low-flow water fixtures, and energy efficient lighting by Louis Poulsen.
Homes feature sustainably sourced, highly durable FSC® certified Richlite black diamond countertops and an all-electric, smart appliance package supporting a fossil fuel-free lifestyle.
Homes feature sustainably sourced, highly durable FSC® certified Richlite black diamond countertops and an all-electric, smart appliance package supporting a fossil fuel-free lifestyle.
The black Richlite and walnut kitchen is one of Mongillo's favorite elements of the home. He says that kitchens often feel out of place—but this one is an architectural feature, with the island acting as another piece of furniture.
The black Richlite and walnut kitchen is one of Mongillo's favorite elements of the home. He says that kitchens often feel out of place—but this one is an architectural feature, with the island acting as another piece of furniture.
Global firm Perkins+Will built a home on a 10,764-square-foot plot in São Paulo to revolve around the gardens, which take up 50% of the site. They designed the property around a large tree with an open plan in the living, dining, and kitchen areas.
Global firm Perkins+Will built a home on a 10,764-square-foot plot in São Paulo to revolve around the gardens, which take up 50% of the site. They designed the property around a large tree with an open plan in the living, dining, and kitchen areas.
Studio space and stair
Studio space and stair
Living space looking toward central organizing "spine" built entirely of plywood
Living space looking toward central organizing "spine" built entirely of plywood
Polished concrete floors and pale clay plaster on the walls were used throughout the kitchen and living spaces.
Polished concrete floors and pale clay plaster on the walls were used throughout the kitchen and living spaces.
Beach, hills, and flatlands vibes all swirl together in architect Clive Wilkinson's Los Angeles home, where guests are greeted with a laser-cut metal stair railing. Situated on a steeply sloping site, the distinctive structure lends itself to a living attic, pool deck, and garden terrace, mixing elements like low-slung Italian furniture and oak flooring. Bright green makes a splash in the kitchen, which is tucked underneath Douglas fir rafters.
Beach, hills, and flatlands vibes all swirl together in architect Clive Wilkinson's Los Angeles home, where guests are greeted with a laser-cut metal stair railing. Situated on a steeply sloping site, the distinctive structure lends itself to a living attic, pool deck, and garden terrace, mixing elements like low-slung Italian furniture and oak flooring. Bright green makes a splash in the kitchen, which is tucked underneath Douglas fir rafters.