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Inspired Spaces
To avoid formality, Phillips created a different environment for each room. The kitchen, for example, is understated by virtue of its simple cabinetry by Boffi, and its white walls that flow with the rest of the house. “What we love about living here,” says Judith, “is that it works well with our young family. There is plenty of daylight, all the latest technology, and we don’t have to worry about sticky fingers destroying anything.”
To instill a soft juxtaposition to the brick and concrete in the house, Nolan specified Hycraft’s Carramar wool carpet in the living area. Set a step down, the “pit,” as Nolan refers to it, receives the low winter sun but is shielded from harsh summer rays by the deep eaves. The ledge becomes a casual seating area.
Balancing Ergonomic Stool by Rene Siebum
While the influence of his country’s rich design culture plays a part in his process, his attraction to minimalist architecture, such as the work of Shigeru Ban, has been more informative; his simple stool, for example, is just a stack of small blocks influenced by the shape of the human spine.
Photo by Rene van der Hulst
The weathered look of Industry comes from the rich patina of the steel. Each mirror is hand-welded by artisans, making every piece unique. Safety hardware included with leaning mirrors. #madeinamerica #accessories
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