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Love the bentwood
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Figured since we might not be in this house much longer, I would at least share what we did to it over the last year or so.
Pretty Much a standard Southern Board and Batten Front and brick siding.
We opted for a bright blue door. One of my favorite features haha - I always planned to replace the columns with more substantial ones, but alas…
the Dining area - My wife found this awesome mirror that an antique shop had fashioned out of siding that came off an old french barn. It weighs nearly 85lbs.. not sure how my hanging skills have managed to keep it attached for this long.
My Office Space + Dog room.
Living area:
Kitchen - One style I detest from modern styling is the Over the Range microwave with recirculation vents. Horrible for anyone that actually enjoys cooking. I will not miss this feature once we leave
Breakfast area we had made for the space.
Outdoor entertaining space. Usually used to simply hold beers or wine while Im grilling.
Bonus area that we never did much with. Usually just acts as a storage room for large kids gear.
Twins room:
Hopefully within the next few months Ill have a new project to share!
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Those are cool Seul, where from?
Just added a Nelson cigar lamp and Eames table to the front room and am pretty happy with it all.
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New original Knoll Bertoia added to the bedroom
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LIKE!
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Working on our foyer adding a Herman Miller Hang It All, a Max Bill Ulm stool, and a Magis Puppy for Amelia [emoji1]
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Those are cool Seul, where from?
Just added a Nelson cigar lamp and Eames table to the front room and am pretty happy with it all.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
love the Eames @Anesthetist !
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Nice buy and cool pic Seul. I like all of the colors in your place. My last buy of 2017, and my first of 2018.
Calder
Bar trolley by Arne Vodder
Prob fave buy from 17
Modernica x Hurley x Pendleton
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So, recently, my wife and I have decided to begin to initial steps in order to build a garage apartment on top of our existing CMU detached garage. Luckily, I've got some great architects and builders who are helping with the process. We've been through a few planning sessions and this is our conceptual idea at the moment. How close the finished product is to this will greatly depend on what the City of Austin permitting department and our budget allows.
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It's interesting what you show, I have a garage with a 500 sq. ft. studio above, and would like to extend an open area as depicted for an art studio, so I will be interested what you come up with.
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We’ve got a fair bit of “value engineering” to do and the finished design probably won’t have a cantilevered deck as shown. I’m told that the required steel beams are quite expensive which would surely push that feature well outside our budget. We’ll most likely set steel columns to support the weight of the deck which I’ll probably wrap with some sort of cattle panel to provide structure for living walls which I’ll plant with climbing jasmine or clematis.
Here’s a great example of a beautifully executed cantilever:
https://www.archdaily.com/882027/autohaus-matt-fajkus-architecture
This house is a few miles from me. I’m insanely jealous of the house and the car collection!
