#Kitchen Cabinets in Irvine

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Tips For Buying The Right Kitchen Cabinet Irvine Set

If you are planning to remodel your kitchen in Irvine, one of the areas you need to consider is the cabinets. Since the cabinets occupy a great amount of space in your kitchen, they will make your kitchen look bad if they are dull and drab. You can either reface or replace the cabinets depending on their condition.

Selecting a new kitchen cabinet Irvine set if you opt for a replacement may seem like a daunting task. A little research beforehand can save you some time and money.  Take time to research local stores and manufacturer websites and determine what they are offering. By doing so, you can tell the quality cabinets from polished pretenders and purchase the right ones for your needs.

As you search for the right kitchen cabinets to purchase, there are various things you will need to consider. One of them is your budget. There are three types of cabinets that you can purchase, namely stock, semi-custom and custom. The stock cabinets are the cheapest of the three. You can find them at home centers pre-assembled or at Ikea and other stores in versions that require assembly. The problem with stock cabinets is that they come in limited colors and styles.

If you do not find stock cabinets that are suitable for your needs, you can try semi-custom and custom cabinets which offer more style options as well as configurations. The good thing about them is that they can include many added features, even though they are a bit expensive compared to their stock counterparts.

Regardless of the type of kitchen cabinet Irvine set you decide to purchase, make sure that you inspect the construction. Make sure that the cabinets are well-built with dovetail joinery, full extension drawer guides and doors with solid wood frames.

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Untangled - Part 3

Does Henry finally get Y/N number? Does Y/N remember to ask for his? Keep reading to find out!

Inspired by: Butterflies // Kacey Musgraves

Y/N - Your name

S/N - Sisters name

B/I/L - Brother-in-Law

Part 1 | Part 2

The über driver jumps when he hears someone shout as they slam his door, “You didn’t give him your number, AGAIN?”

“I panicked, S/N!” She puts her hand to her forehead, “He didn’t give me his number either.” The elevator to their room is silent, mostly due to the fact that her brother in law looks like he might lose his drinks any second.

Making sure they got in safely she hugs her and checks the time. Her sister has hit her needy buzzed phase of the night, “You sure you don’t wanna stay for a bit? We could watch Drag Race.

Not wanting to invade on them any longer she shakes her head, “Nah. I’m gonna head home and hopefully sleep through this storm. I really don’t want listen to B/I/N vomit again anyway.” She gives her sister a peck on the cheek as she shuts the door to their room. Y/N walks down the hall toward the elevator, praying she doesn’t get stuck inside of it if the power goes out.

The ding brings her back to reality, “Hello there.”

What is it about a man with an accent, “Oh, hi,” She bites her lip.

“I didn’t know you wanted to run into me so soon. You following me, Darling?”

The way he says, ’Darling’ puts her on her toes, “My sister is staying here. Are you following me?”

Henry crosses his toned arms, “Just a very nice coincidence.”

“I take it this isn’t your floor?” She enters the elevator, pressing the lobby button.

He lets the doors close, “No, but I don’t mind sharing a ride back down,” He takes note of the sound of her boots on the laminate floor.  He liked to see her in nothing but those boots. They were tall, black, cutting off at her knee and letting just enough room to show a bit of her thigh. They reminded him of something 60s, go go boots and all that. She was dressed very well but looked so comfortable. A simple dress with what she would later call ‘a fun cardigan, not a sweater,' “How’d you know it was gonna rain like that?”

She looks at him, smudged eyeliner making her look even more endearing somehow, “Hmm?”

“How’d you know it was gonna rain?”

She shrugs, “It’s just one of those weird things.” She taps her toes while the elevator beeps, still paranoid about getting stuck in the small space.

“Is it terribly forward of me to tell you how cute you are?”

“No,” She looks as if she’s embarrassed to be complimented, and he can’t understand why.

Henry moves closer, “Well, Y/N, I think you’re lovely.”

They approach the lobby, “I, um, need to catch my Uber.”

He licks his bottom lip, “What a shame. Can I wait with you?”

She tries to hide her smile but it quickly falls as she notices the rush of people coming from outdoors, “Ugh. Frickin’ rain."

“Don’t like storms?”

“I don’t mind them. I live in an older building so when it storms, we usually lose power for the night.”

“Ah, I certainly hope not. It’s surprisingly cold tonight.” He would love to keep her warm on a night like this.

“It is. Getting stuck in the rain didn’t seem to help,” Oh, what a playful look she gives him.

He laughs, “I admit I was wrong.”

“Shit.”

“Everything ok?”

“My ride cancelled on me.”

“Oh, I’m sorry,” His hands find themselves in his pockets again, “Um, well I can give you a ride if you like.”

“Oh that’s super nice of you but the bus runs—“ He almost rolls his eyes, the bus?

Henry hates the idea of her riding a bus alone at night, and in this weather? She could get sick. He couldn’t have that, “Please, I insist.”

He receives a quizzical look, “Are you sure?”

“Of course,”

“Ok, well, I’m telling my sister you’re giving me a ride. You know, just in case you turn into a psychopath or something. No offense,” Y/N laughs nervously.

“None taken, car’s this way,” He returns the smile, hoping she’s not too bothered.

She follows him to the cold garage, “I hope you have heated seats. Should’ve worn jeans,” She wouldn’t say it out loud but the wind was making her butt so cold that she could have worn it was going numb.

Henry grins as he opens her door, “You’re in luck.”

“Thank you.” Her sweet smile.

“So, where am I headed?”

Y/N suddenly get a bit more animated, waving her hands about, “Outside Squirrel Hill, when you pull out, go left, “ She points, ”and pop on Irvine.”

“Alrighty.”

“And at the second light, make a right.” She zoned out on his hand on the gearshift, he has very nice hands. They look soft, but not too soft.

“So, how’s your legs?”

She was too preoccupied by his hand movements to hear what he said,“Hmm?”

“Your legs were cold?”

Thank god its dark in this car, she blushing and wants to jump right out of the car, “Oh, yeah, the heated seats, they’re fine. “

“Good, it is rather cold. I should’ve brought a jacket.”

“Extra cold for the beginning of October,” A loud clap of thunder makes her gasp, “Oh!

He jokes with her, “Not scared of storms, huh?”

She sighs, “Took me by surprise is all,” The rest of the ride is quiet, a soft song playing and the rain violently hitting the sun roof.

——————————

He parks in front of the brick building and gives a sympathetic groan, “Well, I’d say your electricity theory was correct.”

She sighs, “Listen, would you mind walking me up? There’s a creepy guy on the 3rd floor that I wouldn’t exactly like to meet in the dark.”

His stomach drops, is she safe here? “Of course. Are you ready to brave the rain?”

No.“Count of 3?”

“1-2-3,” They both open their doors and bolt.

“Uh,” Y/N feels the icy cold drops hit her thighs as she runs.

He grabs her hand and encourages her run faster, “Hurry!”

“Oh my god,” She’s shivering now, and she notices the thinness of his shirt once more and the body underneath it, and that he’s still hold her hand.

Regrettably, he lets go to shake the water off his arms, “I think we might make a puddle in the lobby.”

She shivers, “Right. Steps are over here.”

"What floor are you on?”

She groans, “I’m on 5.”

“Well, you know what they say. Never skip leg day.” Henry huffs and gets a head start leaving her to skip to catch up.

As they reaches the 3rd floor, the creepy guy is waiting just as Y/N thought he would, “Who’s ya friend?” She moves so that she’s walking beside Henry, “You gotta name?” They continue on, rightfully ignoring him.

He goes wide-eyed, “Jesus. He is creepy.”

Y/N sighs and shrugs, “He makes everyone uncomfortable.”

“I can see why. Those emergency hallway lights aren’t exactly doing him any favors either.”

“So, here I am.” She’s suddenly very aware of her lungs. Her chest feels tighten as she looks at him.

‘Here you are.” If she was in a movie, this is what they meant by calling men ‘Dreamy’. His thick eyelashes and soft lips, even his stupid scruff is beautiful.

“Thank you for the ride. And walking up here with me,”

“No problem, it was good to see you, again, so soon.”

Another loud boom of thunder rips through the night, “God!”

He tries not to laugh, “I think you might be a liar about hating storms.”

Her voice falls, showing her shyness all over again, “I think this one just has me particularly jumbled.”

“Oh really?” Henry moves closer, mere inches from her face.

She swallows, “Yes.”

He’s so close to her face that she could feel the warmth of his breath, “Why’s that?”

“You’re just—,” Y/N is distracted by movement in the corner of her eye, “GET OUT OF HERE!”

Henry watches the creepy man from the third floor descend the stairs and looks back toward Y/N, “Does he do that a lot?”

“No, I’ve never seen him up here, “ She looks startled and he instinctively walks back to her with large strides, briefly touching her arm, “Do you care to come in for a second? I don’t really want someone eavesdropping on me.” He nods, shuffling inside with her.

She eagerly shuts the door, locking it, but bumping into henry as soon as she turns back around, “Oh, sorry. It’s really dark.”

“It’s ok. I have some candles and stuff. You want some tea? The good thing about these old buildings is that they always have gas ranges.” The light from her phone helps her navigate and see Henry standing there with his wet clothes, looking ridiculously attractive. She awkwardly takes her boots off before kicking them to the side.

He can’t contain a chuckle, which earns awkward silence from her, “I don’t mean to laugh, you looked very cute struggling.”

“That’s a weird compliment, you know?” He shrugs with his hands in his pocket. She motions at him even though they can barely see, “Take off your shoes, please. With my luck, I’ll probably slip and fall on a single drop of water. Come on, let’s make that tea.”

Henry walks behind her very closely, making Y/N’s heart race in the best way, ”Thank you for letting me come in.”

“I guess knowing a superhero came in handy.” She laughs, “So, tea?”

“That’d be great.” He watches her look through drawers, sifting through things with her aid on her phone light.

“I think I put all the candles in the hallway,” She hums before speaking,“I don’t have anything warm to offer you besides the tea. Unless you want to wear a robe with little gold stars on it.”

His mind goes off with how adorable she must look about of the bath. Her skin all flush and warm bundled up in a robe, “Ohh, sounds very fashionable but I’m ok. Thank you, though.”

“I’m going to dry off and change before I turn into an ice cube. I’ll be right back.” Henry looks around her kitchen and tries to make out all her knickknacks from the barely there light of the small window above the sink. She returns in a sweater and leggings, and a towel in her hand. Soft. Y/N bumps into him a second time, “Sorry, I can’t really see. Got you a towel,” She clears her throat, “Got the candles.”

He would be lying if he said he didn’t enjoy her body against his, “S’alright.”

She finds a lighter and joyfully announces, “Let there be light!”

“You are an exquisite hostess.” He rubs the towel in his hair, leaving it a curly mess.

“Thank you. I do try,” she searches her cabinet after filling the kettle, “black tea, green tea, or um, more black tea.

Henry looks offended, “I’m British.” He sits down in one of the wooden chairs in her small kitchen, somehow looking right at home.

Y/N puts on her best fake accent, “Oh, my mistake, Mr. Cavill.”

He attempts to wink, “Cheeky.”

“So, you’re in my kitchen and I barely know you. I’m either very stupid or very smart and pulled the hottest man in the world inside my apartment.”

“Should I say thank you?”

“Probably.”

“Thank you.”

Y/N plops the tea bags in the mugs, “Let me know if I’m keeping you. I didn’t really mean to just drag you in here. That guy is just such a weirdo,” She fills the cups, “I kind of panicked.”

“I don’t mind at all.”

“Sugar?” Sweet like her.

There goes those thoughts again, “Yes.”

“I, um, dont usually invite strange men into my house. So, I hope you’re not a complete crazy-pants.”

“Please, if you’re uncomfortable I can go. I don’t want to over stay my welcome, or make you think I’m a crazy-pants.”

“No, it’s ok. I actually like having someone here tonight. He’s never came up here before, and I like talking to you.”

“I like talking to you, too,” he sits up straight, “and I like your flat. Cozy, it feels like a home.”

“Thank you. I try to make it my little hideaway.”

“It’s nice. Especially in this storm.”  

“I can’t believe how bad it is. I don’t think it’s rained this hard since the beginning of summer.” A bolt of lightning and loud clap of thunder shakes her, “Jesus!”

“Whoa.”

A buzzing noise comes from the counter, “Well, my phone is on 3% and there’s a flood warning.”

It’s then that he remembers his phone is in his car, “That’s cheerful news,” he watches her in the dim light. She picks at her sweater, seemingly avoiding his gaze and the glow of the candles make her all too alluring. Even when she isn’t speaking, she says a lot. Y/N’s body talks, and he wants to answer. “Ok over there?” She grants him pleasant smile with a nod.

She grants him pleasant smile with a nod, “Can I ask you something?”

“Sure,” He can barely handle the few seconds of anticipation.

“Do you mind staying — would you want to stay here for a little bit?”  

He hates that he gets excited by these words, because maybe she’s too scared to be alone or maybe he’s misread the situation entirely, “What do you mean?”

“Well, I don’t like the thought of you driving in this, or being responsible for Superman’s death. I’d feel better if you’d stay until it lightens up. It looks like there’s a bit of a blackout, I can’t see really see anything out there.”

He smiles widely, “Well, I’ll stay and chat if you’ll have me.”

Before they know it, two and a half hours pass by. They share their favorite books and what music they like. They both agree that they could eat gnocchi for ever meal. He struggles with jet lag and Y/N has never been overseas. She misses her niece and mentions how she’s always loved to paint, too. Henry finds her passion for her craft and love for her family endearing, and it’s something he can understand. He always misses his family when he’s away, but his drive to work is practically unstoppable.

“What time is it,” she stretches, accidentally giving him a glimpse of her stomach. He wants to touch her skin.

He pulls up his sleeve to expose his no doubt expensive watch, “Oh, it’s just past 1,” He shrugs, “time flies when you’re having fun.”

She yawns, “It does.”

“You’re cute.”

“Stop it.” Y/N sits up straight, ready to argue for no reason. She’s bit grouchy when she’s sleepy and not even Henry’s good looks and charming accent can beak that seal.

“No.” He can tell she’s holding back a smile.

Ok, maybe Henry’s charm can break her out of it, “Yes.”

He shifts forward, resting his elbows on the table, “Your cute sweaters and your stupid cute mugs.”

She gasps, “They’re not stupid!”

“Yes, they are, they’ve got blue frogs on them. Your cute smile and your cute sleepy voice,” She leans back against the chair, arms crossed and brows furrowed.

They stare at each other, the candle light flickering between them.

“Do you always pout at compliments?” He enjoys that she cocks her said to the side, gearing up to return the banter.

“No, In fact-,” A knock at the door cuts her off.

He shares confused glance, “I take it you’re not expecting anyone?”

Y/N gets up but stops to grab his forearm, “Come with me.”

He doesn’t hesitate to grab a candle and guide her, but her hands are so cold he can’t help but clasp his hand over hers, “Your fingers are freezing!”

Y/N is too worried to appreciate the sweet gesture, “Shut up and see who it is!”

“It’s your apartment!” He guffaws and rolls his eyes.

“Henry! Just look through the thingie.” The way she’s said his name could leave him melting right in the narrow hallway.

“Fine.... I don’t see anyone?” He tries not to show his concern in order to save her from worrying even more.

She squeezes his arm, “What?

“No one is-,” Another knock comes from the hall.

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3 Easy Tips to Refinish Your Kitchen Cabinets in Irvine, CA

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Revamping Your Cabinets in 3 Simple Steps

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Step #2: Apply the Refinishing Paint-There are three unique strides in applying the refinishing paint. The initial step is the bond coat, which clings to the wood of the bureau. The subsequent advance is the enlivening coating. This is a discretionary component however will make the cabinets stand apart more should you choose to utilize them. The topcoat is the thing that shields the paint layers from being chipped. Take care in applying these coats as you need a smooth completion. In the event that you surge, it will show in the eventual outcomes.

Step #3: Replace the Cabinets-After you have applied the paint covering, you will need to allow the cabinets to dry totally. Whenever they have dried, they are fit to wait upon their pivots. Since you have finished the cabinets, set aside the effort to partake in the change that you have recently finished with your kitchen.

Bureau change units, all things considered, and measures are accessible in various shadings and can even be utilized in different rooms, for example, a lounge area, washroom, or anyplace that you have cabinets that are beginning to become dated. Continuously cling to the maker's precautionary measures and wear a veil when working with paint materials to stay away from injury. To know more information visit here Cali Coast Painting or contact us.

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5.    Think about all the types of appliances you use the most 

6.    Choose which style you like to replicate- Modern, traditional or transitional

7.    Decide on a cohesive colour story to flatter in your kitchen 

8.    Think about the finest finishing of your kitchen cabinets

9.    Choose the finest fittings that are practical and stylish 

10.  Consider the childproofing measures if you have kids at home

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Address: 9750 Research Dr Irvine, CA 92618

Phone: (949) 299-2370

Email: brian@guilincabinets.com

Website: https://www.guilincabinets.com/

Guilin Cabinets is a remodeling contractor based out of Irvine, California specializing in kitchen, bathroom, and home renovations.  Our mission is to help Southern California residents achieve the dream home they have envisioned while staying within their budget. We are a one-stop shop for all remodeling needs, ranging from design consultation, to procurement and installation of materials. We have a wide selection of cabinets, countertops, flooring, tiling, backsplashes, and many more. As we are both a manufacturer and distributor, we have direct control of the production process to ensure our products meet our strict quality standards together with a streamlined supply chain that allows us to cut out many of the vendors that would typically be in the middle.  This allows us to pass along those savings to you so that you can do more with your your budget.

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Inside Australia’s Most Beautiful Live-Work Space

Inside Australia’s Most Beautiful Live-Work Space

Architecture

by Amelia Barnes

Curtains: Linen curtains from Homelife Furnishings (Kyoto fabric Gran colour). Wall opening detail: Natural Brick Co. using Lutyens Bricks. Rug: Scandinavian Collection, Design 01, from Cadrys Contemporary. Coffee table:  This vintage Roche Bobois freeform coffee table was bought from a local Sydney dealer called The Vault. Glass side tables: Miniforms Soda Side Table in petrol from James Richardson Furniture. Armchair: Vintage Jean Gillon for Italma Wood Art Easy Lounge Chair, reupholstered by Demuz Design (using leather from the Elmonordic range from InStyle). Sofa: CDF Studio (made using InStyle’s Cocoon fabric in Glenn colour). Wall sconces: 27hundred. Grey marble plate from Fred International. Glass vase from Palmer and Penn. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Rug: Scandinavian Collection, Design 01, from Cadrys Contemporary. Coffee table:  Vintage Roche Bobois freeform coffee table bought from The Vault Sydney. Glass side tables: Miniforms Soda Side Table in petrol from James Richardson Furniture. Armchair: Vintage Jean Gillon for Italma Wood Art Easy Lounge Chair, reupholstered by Demuz Design (using leather from the Elmonordic range from InStyle). Sofa: CDF Studio (made using InStyle’s Cocoon fabric in Glenn colour). Wall light: Snoot in a Can Mini (in brass) from The Lighting Guild. Artwork Justin Williams, Wolfhound Interior, 2020 courtesy of the artist and COMA, Sydney. Chairs: Pierre Jeanneret Easy chair in Natural Teak from Tigmi Trading. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Banquette seating accommodates the practice’s team of 24. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

The building is the self-designed headquarters of design studio Alexander & Co, which is also occasionally used for entertaining after hours by the practice’s principal Jeremy Bull and marketing director Tess Glasson, who live in a separate house next door with their four children. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Artwork: V19 Reimagining by Greg Wood by OTOMYS Contemporary. Wall sconce: Custom wall light from 27hundred. Banquette: CDF Studio (upholstered in Tundra leader (colour Caribou)  from InStyle. Custom table made using ‘Four Seasons’ marble by Worldstone. Vase:  Jewel Vase designed by Louise Roe  from Spence & Lyda. Chair: Arkade Dining Chair designed by Nanna Ditzel by Brdr. Krüger from Fred International. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Bench surface/finish: Custom kitchen island made from a custom cast from Concrete Bespoke. Joinery: Jonathan West. Joinery hardware: Joseph Giles Irvine’ Solid Brass Cabinet Pull from English Tapware. Stone slab splashback: Calacatta Viola from Worldstone. Wall finish: Proyalbi rendered wall finish. Pendant light: Custom designed by Alexander &CO. Bird pendant from The Lighting Guild. Wall light: Snoot in a Can Mini (in brass) from The Lighting Guild. Table lamp: Lady ’79 ceramic sculptural lamp with custom pleated shade from Sarah Nedovic Gaunt. Pink ceramic plates Studio Enti x Alexander &CO. collaboration. Dining chair: S32 dining chairs by Anibou. Knoll ‘Platner’ stool.  Artwork Justin Williams, Wolfhound Interior, 2020 courtesy of the artist and COMA, Sydney. Artwork ‘Persona’ by Maria Kostareva from Curatorial &Co. Stacked pink ceramic bowls Studio Enti x Alexander &CO. collaboration. Sculptural vessel and bowl both from Studio Cavit. Brass sculpture from Utopia Art SydneyVase from Ondene. Tapware: City Plus Kitchen mixer in Aged Iron from Brodware Splashback: Calacatta Viola from Worldstone. Pendant light: Custom designed by Alexander &CO. Bird pendant from The Lighting Guild. Lady ’79 ceramic sculptural lamp with custom pleated shade from Sarah Nedovic Gaunt. Bowl from Greg Natale. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Flooring: Scala Crazy Paving from Eco Outdoor. Wall finish: Rendered wall finish and custom colour by Ludi Braga Interior. Tiles: Musk Pink Tumbled Subways – Sydney Tile Gallery. Outdoor shower and ice bath: Customised brass cold outdoor Shower from Slightly Garden Obsessed. Outdoor furniture: Hima Series by Re. Studio Collective. Terracotta pots from Garden Life. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Among references showcased throughout are old chapels and churches with their tonal palettes, double-height volumes, and limestone and sandstone walls that appear to erode away over time. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Rug: The Rug Establishment. Dining table: American Oak. Custom Designed by Alexander &CO. Tablecloth: from InBedStore. Dining chair: S32 dining chairs from Anibou. Curtains: Basement: Linen curtains from Homelife Furnishings  (Mokum Kyoto fabric – colour ricepaper). Wall finish: Proyalbi rendered wall finish. Ceiling light: Custom wall lights from The Lighting Guild. Ceiling spotlights: Custom wall lights from The Lighting Guild. Ceiling Timber: Reclaimed Hardwood from old house. Landscaping: Dangar Barin Smith. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Wall finish: Proyalbi rendered wall finish. Ceiling spotlights: Custom wall lights from The Lighting Guild. Ceiling timber: Reclaimed hardwood from old house. Rug: The Rug Establishment. Dining table: American Oak, custom designed by Alexander &CO. Tablecloth: from InBedStore. Dining chair: S32 dining chairs from Anibou. Large Sculpture from Curatorial And Co. Clear Glass Vase And Coupes from Manyara Home. Green Glass Vase from Marimekko Australia. Green Glasses And Plates from Spence and Lyda. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

The project was largely constructed in seven months. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Rug: Mid-century Collection, Design 04, from Cadrys Contemporary

Table: Custom designed walnut kidney table by Alexander &Co and made by Hugh McCarthy Design. The Platner chairs were bought first and the shape houses these chairs well. We also love the totem table legs. Chairs: Knoll ‘Platner’ armchairs. Pendant light: Custom pendant from 27hundred. Floor: Oak Karkor timber floorboards by Havwoods. Ceiling: Reclaimed oregon from Swadlings. Carafe from Great Dane Furniture. lasses from Cult Design. Bowl from Ondene. Ceramic sculpture by Tania Rollond. Leather Curtains: made on collaboration with Charlie Charbel from Home Upholstery. Artwork ‘Dusty View’ by Denise Hojdyssek. Artwork Jack Lanagan Dunbar, Leipzig Work on Paper, 2019, courtesy of the artist and COMA, Sydney. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Desk/bench: Custom Designed by Alexander &CO. and formed by Fairweather Construction. Table lamp: Derome Column Table Light by Pinch from Spence & Lyda. Stools: Dot Stools designed by Christophe Delcourt from Ondene. Timber stool: Abode Thin Top Stool by Noble Souls from Coco Republic. Pine Chair: A family heirloom piece found at or family holiday house and made by Principal Jeremy Bull’s grandfather in the 1970s. Window detail: Obeco Glass bricks. Ceiling lights: Custom Snoot in a Can Mini (dark aged brass) by The Lighting Guild. Flooring: Oak Timber (Karkor) from Havwoods. Ceiling: Reclaimed oregon from Swadlings. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Vase, cup, saucer and bowl all from Spence & Lyda. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

The steam shower.Shower tapware: Brodware. Tiles: Rosso Crema Tiles from Teranova Tiles. Towel rail: Yokato Single Towel Rail from Brodware. Side table: Marble table from Manyara Home. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Curtains: Linen and Velour curtains Mokum – Vintage Deux 13052 – PEACH 181 & Mokum Kyoto fabric colour ricepaper by HomeLife Furnishings. Floor: Reclaimed hardwood timber from Ironwood. Ceiling finish: Untreated pine from Swadlings. Wall light: Anchor Ceramics. Rug: Armadillo &Co. Vessels by Tania Rollond. Textured bowl from Paola Paronetto Creations. Sculpture from Curatorial and Co. Lumpy Vase by Jordan Fleming. Bed: District bed by District Eight. Bedside table: (joined as part of District Eight bed design). Bed linen: Bedding from Ondene. Floor lamp: Lamp from The Vault Sydney. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Landscaping: Dangar Barin Smith. Outdoor furniture: Hima Series by Re. Studio Collective. Door frames: Empire Steel. Building paint colour: Dulux White Century, low sheen. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Vanity: Custom designed by Concrete Bespoke. Tapware: Aged Brass Yokato from Brodware. Tiles on back wall: Kasbah white Gloss tile from Surface Gallery. Shower curtain: Homelife Fabric – Luiz LikeLinen – Colour 20 Nature. Towels: from Polite Society. Flooring: Scala Crazy Paving by Eco Outdoor. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Entry bench: Custom designed by Alexander &CO. and made using ‘Four Seasons’ marble by Worldstone. Rammed Earth panel (carbon neutral) by – Natural Brick Company. Vase/Vessels: Chalk Horse Gallery and Curatorial And Co. Flooring: Scala Crazy Paving by Eco Outdoor. Landscaping: Dangar Barin Smith. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

The restored facade. Paint colour: Dulux White Century, low sheen. Photo – Anson Smart. Editorial styling – Claire Delmar

Principal Jeremy Bull and marketing director Tess Glasson, both of Alexander &CO, were always interested in purchasing the house next door to their Bondi Junction property, should it ever come up for sale. When it finally did 10 years later, they saw a rare opportunity to buy the property and convert this into a workspace of sorts. 

‘We were looking for commercial properties, and we thought we don’t know how this will work, but let’s buy it and build a house “thing” that we can use to show clients through, and provide a working from home HQ/showpiece,’ says Jeremy. 

That was the initial plan, but with Covid normalising more unorthodox working arrangements, Tess and Jeremy decided to make this their team’s permanent business headquarters. 

‘It’s a house, it’s a residential showcase, and a working from home HQ. Broadly our workforce moves in and out, works from home, and comes in as they need to,’ explains Jeremy. 

The space is also used for industry events, and occasionally for entertaining out of hours by Jeremy, Tess, and their four children who spill over from their house next door! 

Works commenced on Alexander House in February 2020, which saw the previous house on site replaced with a new four-storey interior behind the original facade. 

The floor plan now contains an open-plan with banquette seating to accommodate the practice’s team of 24; a voluminous basement area with workstations and materials; breakout spaces for meetings and quiet work; and three bathrooms. There’s also additional ‘wellness’ amenities, such as a steam room, outdoor shower, ice bath and pool.

As principal architect of the project, Jeremy’s vision was for a ‘safe space for reflection, experimentation and to nurture the creative spirit.’ This concept is reflected in the interiors, which incorporate a number of prototypes, reimagined works from previous projects, bespoke pieces created in collaborations with local craftspeople; and never-before-seen material applications. 

A small sample of these include a series of outdoor furniture made in conjunction with Re. Studio Collective using recycled building waste from the original building and a rammed earth technique; the first ever use of Lutyens Bricks from Natural Brick Co; custom furniture by Hugh McCarthy and Athol Wright of CDF Studio; and lighting pendants made in collaboration with Shaun Dudley of The Lighting Guild, including a seven metre long pendant that connects all four levels.

‘The house is sort of a random menagerie of things we’ve always wanted to own for ourselves,’ says Jeremy.

Among the various influences referenced throughout are old chapels and churches, with their tonal palettes, double-height volumes, and limestone and sandstone walls that appear to erode away over time. The monolithic pink concrete table by Concrete Bespoke (which weighs 500kg and was craned in to the space) is also similar in form to an altar. 

‘Although falling under one story or narrative, each of the rooms is quite specifically different in terms of techniques, materials and details,’ Jeremy says.

Sustainability was another key consideration, resulting in two underground tanks with a total water storage of 22,000 litres; a solar system that generates up to 45kWh of power daily; a Tesla Powerwall battery; and two underground Subpod worm farms processing up to 30 litres of food waste weekly.

Overall, the biggest ambition of this project lies in its deliberate ambiguity. Not simply a gorgeous project, Alexander House is an architectural showcase – a purpose-built live-work set up aiming to challenge preconceptions of home, family, and work.

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