Collection by Marvin
The Marvin Contemporary Studio
Natural materials, sleek design and modern style. Today’s designers are constantly pushing to combine raw elements with clean and uncluttered design. This demand creates windows and doors that infuse tranquility, harmony, and stunning sight lines. We believe this is what every contemporary home deserves.
In harmony with its environment, the Gatineau Hills home exhibits an alluring balance between nature and contemporary architecture.
Architect: Christopher Simmonds; Architecture Firm: Christopher Simmonds Architect Inc.;
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The Asheville House
With a foundation built into the surrounding prairie, the Asheville House uses modern design and natural elements to unify with the verdant landscape.
Architect: Eric Gartner; Architecture Firm: SPG Architects
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Evoking a sense of openness, adjacent floor-to-ceiling windows invite both rejuvenating morning and serene evening light into the home. This creates a unique living space in tune with the surrounding landscape.
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Russian River Studio - Architect's Challenge 2015; Best Contemporary 2015
This strategically designed structure couples simplicity and functionality in style. Windows and skylights welcome light from more than one direction simultaneously, while splashes of color define living spaces within. Together this cozy home is the epitome of minimalist multi-functionality.
Architect: Cathy Schwabe; Architecture Firm: Cathy Schwabe Architecture; Location: Russian River, CA
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Playing with organic colors and expansive windows, this house reflects its natural habitat, though contemporary in style.
Architect: Ryan Knock; Firm: Knock Architecture; Location: San Francisco, CA
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The Asheville House
Large panes of glass reflect the Asheville House’s mountainous backdrop, as the wood frame mimics the surrounding pines.
Architect: Eric Gartner; Architecture Firm: SPG Architects
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Zen Barn - Architects Challenge 2014
The design of the Zen Barn in Ottawa embraces the materials, methods, and forms of traditional northeastern rural architecture while adding a definitive modern twist.
Architects: Rick Shean and Christopher Simmonds; Architecture Firm: Christopher Simmonds Architect Inc.; Photo by Peter Fritz
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The Folly Farm
The Folly Farm’s contemporary execution was heavily inspired by historic farmhouse architecture. Designed first and foremost for livability, architects created the space of both old and new features, with emphasis on a mix of materials and textures within the confines of a simple, open layout.
Architect: Dale Hubbard; Architecture Firm: Surround Architecture
Location: Boulder, CO
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The Gatineau Hills Home
Built into the surrounding landscape, the Gatineau Hills Home features large floor-to-ceiling windows strategically placed to utilize natural light.
Architect: Christopher Simmonds; Architecture Firm: Christopher Simmonds Architect, Inc.
Location: Cantley, Quebec
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