Entry Hall with Custom Cabinet by Rob Zinn for blankblank, Redecoration of Elegant East Sacramento Residence by Jill Dudensing Lifestyle + Design

Entry Hall with Custom Console & Sculpture by Camille Vandenberge, Redecoration of Elegant East Sacramento Residence by Jill Dudensing Lifestyle + Design

Also by Korean firm BCHO is Jedong Ranch, a house in Jeju Island in South Korean, with a long staircase that leads down to an underground meditation space.

A whimsical hand-painted mural by local painter Rob Moss Wilson livens up the bathroom adjoining the outdoor tub.

Burnt Credenza 07 by Rob Zinn

Jeju Island

Zonotopia and the Two Trees by Rob Bell

서울출장샵 【카톡/kow77】 출장마사지 안마추천 콜걸부르기

Rob D'Amico, lead fabricator at Amuneal in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

In the kitchen, the counter height is midway between standard Western and Japanese conventions, a compromise Rob made with his wife, Junko.

A big discovery in a diminutive package was a series of excellent small-scale ceramics by Berlin and Seoul-based AE Office based on the traditions of the volcanic island of Jeju.

서울출장안마,〈카톡/kow19〉,전국구출장안마,20대관리사 직접방문,출장파트너,출장마사지,출장페이만남, ,원정만남,원정교제,아가씨출장,섹스파트너,모텔,호텔,자택 이용가능,서울,경기,인천,전지역 출장가능

서울출장안마,〈카톡/kow19〉,전국구출장안마,20대관리사 직접방문,출장파트너,출장마사지,출장페이만남, ,원정만남,원정교제,아가씨출장,섹스파트너,모텔,호텔,자택 이용가능,서울,경기,인천,전지역 출장가능

Architect Rob Maddox and Designer Karie Reinartson of Shelter Design Studio enjoy tea in the Tea Lost. The tea caddy features an extra long handle, so that when placed on a special shelf in the kitchen below it can be lifted easily into the loft.

To accommodate the owners’ young child, artist Rob Laskey created a children’s playset from recycled art shipping crates. This is located adjacent to the living room, which was opened up as part of the renovation to create a lighter, more spacious interior.

Rob Fissmer of the furniture company Vitsœ lives with his wife in a restored, A. Quincy Jones-designed house in Crestwood Hills. (Get a full tour of the space here!)

JK Editions x Alpine Modern 0304 Archival pigment print on rag paper mounted to acid-free museum board. Hand built, seamless aluminum frame and spacer in custom white powder coat, OP3 acrylic. Signed and numbered on the front. Photo by Jamie Kripke

Office staffer Athénaïs Mieg de Boofzheim sits in the primary bedroom, where a horizontal support beam runs beneath the pitched ceiling—“It steadies the whole room,” says Rob—and large windows reinforce the home’s connection to nature.

Designed by Rob Kennon

This midcentury gem lays in Crestwood Hills, in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, an endangered enclave of midcentury post-and-beam houses designed by A. Quincy Jones and Whitney R. Smith. Elise Loehnen and Rob Fissmer bought their house, which dates to 1950, in 2012, furnishing the living room with a Jasper sofa by Room & Board, Laccio tables by Marcel Breuer, and a wool sisal rug from Madison Flooring and Design.

Rob Sweeny

Photos By Rob Turner Photography

Section of Elwood Bungalow by Rob Kennon Architects

Ground floor plan of Elwood Bungalow by Rob Kennon Architects

Concept sketch for Elwood Bungalow by Rob Kennon Architects

Photographer: Rob Larson

Photographer: Rob Larson

Photographer: Rob Larson

Photographer: Rob Larson

Photographer: Rob Larson

Photographer: Rob Larson

Photographer: Rob Larson

Photographer: Rob Larson

First floor plan of Elwood Bungalow by Rob Kennon Architects

Kovy 03/04 is a minimal chair created by South Korea-based designer Joongho Choi. Kovy is a collection composed of materials that discolor easily in order to evolve with a distinctive character. In addition to the material, the designers chose to leave welding marks as well as an unfinished surface in order to create a more industrial aesthetic. The metal frame is designed in order to maximize stability, while the seat and seat backs are constructed of iron to increase comfort.

Rob Diaz of Diaz + Alexander Architecture.