INSPIRATION FOR THE HOME
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| Twist of classic and vintage. Love the use of symmetry and bright, soft colors. Apartment designed by Design in a Day located in Washington, Maryland. |
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| Gotta love those awesome centerpieces. Former 1895 Spice Warehouse turned into contemporary loft designed by Marie Burgos Design, located in Tribeca, New York. |
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| The openness, decorative pieces of nature, and cleanliness of white bricks makes this a home of serenity. Brush Prairie House designed by Jessica Helgerson located in southern Washington. |
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| Love the use of bright colors and patterns, helps ease the industrial architectural elements. 3.5 storey Phinney Ridge House designed by Portal Design located in Phinney Ridge, Seattle. |
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| Purposeful design within the stairs/bookcase. This sustainable residence features an exterior made of maintenance-free Cor-ten steel, Trex, copper and stucco. Designed by Ehrlich Architects, located near the Pacific Ocean, in Venice, CA. |
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| Cold feel but definitely a hip, contemporary style. Zen Barn designed by Christopher Simmonds Architect located in Ottawa, Canada. |
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| & last but not least, my favorite for its seamless indoor/outdoor transition and its location in Dolores Heights, San Francisco. A 1970’s Hill Street home remodeled and designed by John Maniscalco Architecture. |
all photos courtesy of homeadore
