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The east-facing kitchen is the brightest room in the house. A Louis Poulsen lamp sits at one end of the table, which doubles as the couple’s desk. There are no drawers or cabinets, just sliding panels to hide things. “I didn’t want cabinets because, then, what are the hinges? What are the knobs?” David explains. “I wanted to make fewer decisions. It’s about the experience of the space and not the hardware.”
The east-facing kitchen is the brightest room in the house. A Louis Poulsen lamp sits at one end of the table, which doubles as the couple’s desk. There are no drawers or cabinets, just sliding panels to hide things. “I didn’t want cabinets because, then, what are the hinges? What are the knobs?” David explains. “I wanted to make fewer decisions. It’s about the experience of the space and not the hardware.”
Knocking out a wall between the kitchen and living room opened up the space and created an opportunity for a new island and additional seating. The counter chairs are vintage and a combination of 1985 'Tokyo Chairs' by Bieffelplast Italy and Gangso Mobler Danish counter stools.
Knocking out a wall between the kitchen and living room opened up the space and created an opportunity for a new island and additional seating. The counter chairs are vintage and a combination of 1985 'Tokyo Chairs' by Bieffelplast Italy and Gangso Mobler Danish counter stools.
“Sula is a prefabricated house that was molded and structured in Quito for two months and assembled on Santa Cruz Island, Galápagos,” say the designers at Huaira. “It is composed of about 2,000 different custom-made wood, metal, aluminum, and glass pieces, which need over 17,000 screws and pins to put together the whole building. The assembly was carried out by four plant technicians and six employees, who traveled from the continent for multiple specialized activities for a total period of four weeks.”
“Sula is a prefabricated house that was molded and structured in Quito for two months and assembled on Santa Cruz Island, Galápagos,” say the designers at Huaira. “It is composed of about 2,000 different custom-made wood, metal, aluminum, and glass pieces, which need over 17,000 screws and pins to put together the whole building. The assembly was carried out by four plant technicians and six employees, who traveled from the continent for multiple specialized activities for a total period of four weeks.”
Music producer Max Hershenow and lighting designer Nick Davidson renovated a 1947 bungalow in the Tujunga neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Music producer Max Hershenow and lighting designer Nick Davidson renovated a 1947 bungalow in the Tujunga neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Designed in 1960, the house was originally a lodge to accommodate horse trails. Throughout the years, the house has expanded with various additions and renovations.
Designed in 1960, the house was originally a lodge to accommodate horse trails. Throughout the years, the house has expanded with various additions and renovations.