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witchyvampyre · 5 years
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Oh, and Hestia and 11 for Harry Potter asks!
11: who's your favorite non-human character?
To be honest, my favorite non-human character is either Dobby or Aragog.
Hestia: describe your ideal house
I actually had a friend ask me this the other day and it's quite long. But the short of it is a 2 story, stone cottage that looks like a witch hovel.
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You turn off the street through a rod iron, ivy covered gate, Down a treelined rough brick drive, the house is hidden from the road by trees and the gate that is half cobblestone half rod iron with ivy spilling over the top in spots. The house is seemingly placed on a pedistul with rock stairs built into the hill from the drive that leads to a rock path through the small lawn that is littered with purple thyme and wildflowers that grow about ankle height.
Surrounding the house is a small cluttered garden of herbs and flowers purposefully creating a wild forest of witchy and homeopathic ingredients that smell divine. There is a well positioned porch that wraps around the opposite side of the house with more potted plants littering around a few chairs and an end table which holds a vintage bed warmer being used as an ashtray. The front door is purple and rounded at the top. With 2 mini windows in it and iron support bars acrost the wooden panelling.
Inside the front door there is a little stone tile entryway with shoes littering the wall to the right behind the door with hooks for coats . To the left there is a small table against the parallel wall with mail and a bowl for keys and an umbrella stand with hats and scarves and leashes for the animals. Passed the entryway the floor changes to older wood flooring, at the end of the wall to the right opens to the dining room with a rough cut, viking style, repurposed wood table with 8 chairs atop an area rug. The table has a hidden leaf to accommodate the 4 chairs stored at various places against the walls of the room. There is a beautiful Victorian style China cabinet filled with a variety of different china patterns on the far wall. There is a buffet table on the adjacent wall (across from the large window that faces the lawn) with a lovely doily runner and dried flowers displayed with tall candlesticks on either side and a crystal candy dish on one side filled with butterscotch and peppermint candies. There is a sliding pocket door beside the buffet table that leads to the kitchen.
The kitchen is a moderate size with vintage tins for each bulk ingredient, drying herbs and flowers hanging all around. There is more ivy growing around the cabinets, which have fogged glass doors, and the bottom cabinets have curtains. There is a garden sink with a window looking out to the wrap around porch and an island in the middle with a grate hanging above it which stores baking pans and hangs pots/pans and various other things. There is a door way to the left of the door you just came through that leads back to the hallway and a walk-in pantry to the right with a hidden root veggie and wine storage beneath a trap door in the floorboard. On the opposite wall of the pocket door you just came through between the oven and the refrigerator, there is a farm door that leads out to the back part of the porch with a secondary screen door.
Going through the door to the left you're back in the entryway/hallway where you can see into the open livingroom passed the bottom of the stairs. Beneath the stairs there is the half bath, a simple toilet and sink set up. The livingroom has a small library in the front of the house surrounding a bay window that doubles as a comfy reading nook crapped in vintage lace curtains. (There is no TV!) There is a wood burning fireplace in the center of the far wall an alter is set up on the mantle with a swing arm that holds my cauldron over the fire fronted by a couple of wingback chairs. To the right further in the house there is a Victorian style couch with a small but long coffee table (with floor pillows stored underneath) facing a TV mounted to the wall surrounded by mounted gaming systems and music system complete with record player. In the corner there is a closet with records, movies, internet router, board games, blankets, and other various things.
Up the wooden stairs the floor the center of the layout is hall with 5 doors. The hallway in the upper floor curls to the left. And there are 2 doors on the left, one ahead, and 2 on the right wall and on at the end of the hall to the left. The closest door is at the top of the stairs to the right. Which leads to an office/library/craft room with shelf's lining the walls except the wall with the window which has a work desk that houses my computer, various printers (3d philament/resin, ink, and graphite), and the scanner. There is a closet to the far right which houses various tools, fabric, etc. In the middle of the room is another work table that looks more like an oversized cutting mat with a few chairs and stools surrounding it. Looks like we've had more than a few paint and marker fights over it. There is a rocking chair in the corner with a small foot stool that has a lovely crochet throw over it for reading when I don't want to go downstairs.
Back in the hall the next door is a full bathroom which has a lovely larger than standard tub in it with a small cabinet over the toilet and a farmhouse washing basin style sink. It is more of a vintage meets farmhouse style guest bathroom. With tile flooring and a small window with a stained glass. There are a few hooks for towels behind the door and on the wall beside the tub for easy access. A few small fluffy rugs to keep people from leaving puddles on the floor. The curtain for the tub is wrap around with some sort of quilted pattern on it. It's not a huge room but is big enough to bathe the baby while your teenager tries to fix their eyeliner in the mirror. Lol
(All of the floors are wood with at least one area rug in it to accent the color or mood of the room)
The next door you come too is a guest bedroom. It is about the size of the office with a queen sized bed pushed almost against the far right corner. There is a small end table with a lamp allowing for a bit of walking room between the bed and the far wall (opposite the door). There is a small chest of drawers across from the bed to the right with a vanity mirror and a vintage washbasin on top complete with pitcher and handtowel. Beside it is a small door to a closet with extra linens and pillows. It's relatively empty other than a few extra things like winter coats and a few hidden Christmas gifts for next year and a forgotten golf bag that dad left last time he was there to visit. Beside the door to the left there is a taller chest of drawers with a few pictures of family get togethers and fun memories on the walls. There are two windows one that overlooks the backyard and one that is on the wall opposite the door. It's simple cute and cozy.
The next door is the kids bedroom. (If I have three the guest bed will be the oldest siblings room before they move out and the younger two will more than likely be twins so they'll share or will segregate boy/girl etc.) The kids room is bigger than the guest room. With a bed coming out of the middle of the wall to the left. To the right there is a large mirror-double-doored wardrobe which houses clothes, shoes, uniforms, hats, winter wear etc. In the Tob there is a shelf for a few extra linens for sleep overs or whathaveyou. There is again 2 windows. There is a blown glass style window above the headboard of the bed which has a drapey sheer curtain that falls behind the bed, and there is a more stained glass window to the wall opposite the door that is behind a sort of work desk littered with books and papers and a laotop. Their school bag hangs by one shoulder strap off the chair. There is a more modern floor lamp beside it with a rubbish bin beneath it overflowing with wadded paper. There is a bookshelf to the right of the desk between the wardrobe and the wall full of novels and a radio/Bluetooth speaker. It also stores games and other things my kid has collected (stolen from me) over the years. On the wall to the left of the door is a huge lovesac covered in laundry next to the laundry basket in the corner. There are a vanity to the right of the bed and a small end table to the left (between the bed and the wall). both are littered with books, jewelry, makeup, niknacks,chargers, and a lamp. I don't want to know what's under the bed, but there is a small chaise at the foot of the bed. There is enough floor space to have a blanket fort or a small sumber party of about 6 kids.
The last room is the master suite. You walk in the door, and there is an attached bathroom to the left. Through a door at the far corner of the room. The queen sized bed is rod iron, with a lovely victorian Italian feel to it. It is against the far wall coming out from the middle with an end table on either side (his and her style). At the foot of the bed there is a chaise with shoes underneath. To the right of the door there is a window that overlooks the front of the house, it looks to have a bit of a window seat for reading. There is a glider chair int he corner beside the window. With a foot stool infront of it. To the left between the glider and the bedside table seems to be a combination of a quilt rack and a Butler station with a hanging suit and a little surface with my husband's daily accessories on it (wallet, belt, cologne, rings, knives, etc). To the left of the entry door is a bit more witchy/girly. There is a small writing desk that looks to double as a vanity with a collection of vintage and antique niknacks with drawers and built-in storage for my jewelry, knives, stamps, stationary, passports, etc. Between the vanity and the bathroom door looks to be a 5 panel changing screen where I have a few outfits hanging on a vintage clothes rack behind it. my silky house coat and a towel seem to have taken residence draping over one of the screen panels. Through the bathroom door there is a larger garden claw-foot tub with a Waterfall showerhead that takes up the majority of the back wall. There is stone tile flooring that also lines the walls about a 3rd of the way from the floor. The sink is to the left of the door and is a bit modern and standard with cabinetry beneath in storing towels (extras included) as well as toiletries and toilet paper. There is a cabinet over the toilet to the right that stores most of my body and hair products including my husband's few various products for hair care and maintenance. There is a small stainglass window that lets in natural light between the tub and the toilet where the towel rack is mounted just below it. And there are a few hooks behind the door as well as right next to the tub(to the left) for towels and robes for dressing.
When you go back downstairs passed the half bath between the stairs an dthe livingroom there is a sort of mudroom/laundry room. That leads to the back porch (is about 8 feed from the kitchen door which is to the right) to the left there is a set of stairs that lead you to the little bit of a backyard that has a trampoline and an in-ground pool. There may be a 2 door garage to the left where the workshop is for building and restoring/fixing things along with a section for gardening stuff. I really hate grads do there will be little pads of clover and creeping thyme as well as little gardens lining the gate and overgrown ivy with a few trees--one has a tree swing. Maybe the kid and my spouse plan on building a treehouse soon. I probably have a little garden labarenth hidden in the corner somewhere to do ritual outside. Or offering or whatever.
Yea... That's my house.
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thirst-refinery · 7 years
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Happy New Year {Triplet Ben x Reader} Pt. One
A/N~ As the title says Happy New Year everyone! In this last year alone this blog has come so far and it’s all thanks to you guys and I cant thank yall enough. I love each one of you! This is just part one of what I’m calling a Cinderella-esque au. I worked hard on this and would have quit after the first three paragraphs it wasn’t for Fae, so I gotta thank her for putting up with me and being the true MVP. I hope you guys enjoy this and once again, happy new year!
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You didn’t want to be here in the first place and now; tucked away in a nook between the fireplace and nearest corner with a folding chair, you REALLY didn’t want to be here.
“I’ll stay with you all night,” Poe had promised. “We'll drink and eat our weight in expensive cheese, it’ll be fun!”
But five minutes through the door and Poe may as well have been the name of your imaginary friend.
Party goers draped themselves over couches and armchairs, positioned towards the flat screen mounted on the wall. Some you knew, most you didn’t. Half full champagne flutes and plastic plates adorned with cracker crumbs and nibbled cheese litter the coffee table, that someone’s child had conveniently fallen asleep under. The sheer volume of people contained in one house made the air uncomfortably hot and stuffy, the only provision of relief is the opening of the front door, allowing cold air to escape through, and the Pumpkin Spice candle glowing on the mantelpiece you could catch a whiff of every now and then.
Who even has time, or the money for that matter, to throw a party like this?
As if in response you find three portraits of identical boys, hanging over the sofa. Except for one maybe, the far left portrait shows a boy with blonde hair and glasses, but his face looks all the same as the others. Each one is perfectly posed and picturesque, looking like deities up there watching over their domain.
Yes, the Solo’s; they’re the only ones capable of pulling off a new year party for the entire city.
Digging the toe of your shoe into the living room's pristine white carpet, you listen to the background bustle of the party. The TV broadcasts Time’s Square, a girl’s shrill birdlike laugh, conversations about weather and new years resolutions, a glass breaks somewhere in the kitchen. Each sound piles on top of one another until a buzz becomes a suffocating roar in your ears. Maybe you should just leave.
“Well don’t you look like you’re having so much fun.”
A woman’s voice catches your attention. She’s short, greying hair tied up in an elegant braid that curls into a bun at the back of her head. She’s covered head to toe in party glitter and holds a glass between her slender wrinkled hands.
“I was actually just leaving,” you say standing from your seat.
A frown appears on the women's thin lips, “And leave all this?” she opens her arms to the party behind her, but you only shrug.
“Parties have never really been my thing. Besides, I don’t really know anyone here.”
“You sound like my son,” she pauses, tucking a stray hair behind her ear and looking past you in thought. “How about I introduce you to someone?” she finally says. “MATT, HONEY!”
The woman turns away, shouting over the noise before you could even protest. Curious eyes all over the room train on you and you found yourself suddenly wishing the floor would open and swallow you whole.
A young man appears from the kitchen with blonde curly hair and sporting glasses you’d expect to find in your grandfather’s drawer.
“My boy Matty will take good care of you, he’s a sweetheart.”
As Matt approaches his face becomes familiar and you can feel the watchful stares of the three smiling portraits.
Shit--
You’d come face to face with the party hostess herself and you hadn’t even known it. Not only that but she’d probably caught you digging your feet into her nice carpet; the upkeep for that cant be cheap. A quick glance down and you thank God you hadn’t left a mark on the white fibers.
“Matt, this is--” Leia trails off, you take it as your que.
“Y/N.”
Holding out his hand, Matt offers you a warm smile as you take it. “I’m Matt,” he says squeezing your hand hand gently rather than shaking it like you’d expected. “Nice to meet you.”
You nod, nearly forgetting your manners before stuttering out, “N-nice to meet you too.”
“Okay then,” Leia says retreating back through the living room towards the kitchen, her glass now empty. “You two have fun now!”
If you’d thought the portraits were intimidating, it was nothing in comparison to actually being in the presence of one of them. Solo is a name on everyone’s lips; with Leia Organa~Solo in congress and her husband as a renowned racing coach, who didn’t know of the Solo’s?
“So--nice party.”
Matt nods happily, sunny curls bouncing with the action. “Mom throws a party for every occasion! Oh, do you mind?” he holds up a camera hanging around his neck, “taking pictures is my job for the night.”
“Um,” you fluff out your hair, angling your best side forward. “I-uh. I guess.”
He smiles again at your display, finding you in the camera lense and adjusting it to focus.
Click
Matt looks at the digital screen and turns it around so you can see too, “Perfect.” he smiles again, something he seemed unable to stop doing. Had you not felt so intimidated you may have found Matt to be rather charming.
You’re suddenly interrupted by someone of similar stature and appearance, save for his dark hair that was barely long enough to hang in his eyes, and curled around his ears.
“Who’s this Matty?” his tone is almost teasing as he ruffles Matt’s perfectly groomed hair.
Another Solo, surely.
Matt doges out of his brother’s reach, patting his hair back down before responding. “This is Y/N.”
“Y/N?” he gives you a once over. “I’m Ben.”
Ben.
“Hi.”
Whereas Matt exude a gentle, meek kind of aura, Ben radiated confidence; like he was hot shit, and he knew it. His smile was like that of a movie star, flashing his teeth accompanied with a look that says he only smiles like that for you. Of course you knew that to be bullshit, he had to be giving everyone that same treatment; it’s part of his charm. This did nothing for your nerves.
Ben hadn’t taken his eyes off you nor had he said anything more; staring you down as if he expected you to do something, like a trick monkey.
“Do you want a drink?” he asks, tearing his gaze away from you to look around the living room.
Half of you wanted Matt to intervene in some way but he’d disappeared, probably to fix his hair.
“Okay.”
“Follow me, kid.” he says, sauntering through the maze of bodies and furniture like he owned the place, granted he did.
After fetching you a drink from the kitchen in his mother’s finest champagne glass, Ben lead you from group to group coagulating around his home. Gina, Debbie, Laura, Jessica, and something that started with a L; all from a sorority a few blocks away. Dan, Myra, and someone that was definitely a sasquatch; Family members of his mother’s colleagues. Group after group, Ben introduced you to people whose names you'd probably wouldn’t remember, and each time he filled your glass with more of that bubbling, silvery liquid you became a little more sure of that.
As it got later and Ben ran out of people to dangle you in front of, you found yourself on the Solo’s balcony overlooking their backyard. Below you the pool was covered for the winter season, a lonely looking set of chairs surrounding a table with a light blanket of snow over each one. Dead shrubs line the fence surrounding their yard and you can't help but to imagine what kind of parties they host down there when the weather is warm.
“You know, I’m never going to remember all those people.” you say, kicking back the remnants of your last drink, your head spinning as you set the glass down on a table behind you.
Ben shrugs as he leans over the railing, resting his forearms on the deck’s wood fencing. “Yeah, me either.”
“I don’t even like parties,” you started, “they’re so loud, and busy, and- and I wouldn’t have even come if it wasn’t for my dumb friend, but he ditched me and then your mom found me, and somehow I ended up with you.”
Ben tilted his head looking at you from the corner of his eyes as you rambled on and on, but he didn’t seem to mind; he was a little tipsy himself.
“And then we met all those people,and-um- I don't really remember what happened after that,  but now i'm here but you know something Ben?” you didn’t give him time to answer, “I had a really good time.”
He turns to you now, still leaning on the rail; more for support than anything else, his words lazily spilling from his lips. “You know what, kid? I did too.”
His statement made you warm inside, or was that just the liquor? You couldn’t tell anymore, you couldn’t tell anything anymore.How long have you been here? Where did Poe go? How are you getting home?
Wait a minute.
You looked over at him, “Did you just call me kid?”
He laughs, rolling his shoulders with a shrug, “I've been calling you kid all night.”
“You have?”
He pauses, “I think so.”
Leaning back against the railing, you let the cool air attempt to clear your head. Now you remember, he’s definitely been calling you kid. Like right before he’d told you to hold his glass so he could invite his much more athletic cousin to a handstand challenge.
“Shit.” Ben hisses under his breath, pushing himself up to his full height and adjusting his cotton blue t shirt.
Your first instinct is to look over the balcony, thinking he’s dropped something. “What?”
“It’s almost midnight.”
“So?” It was just a time, and here he had your drunken mind panicking.
“So,” he says looking back to the house in urgency. “I haven’t found anyone to kiss. You know, New Years and shit?”
“Oh,” your shoulders fell, relaxing back onto the rail. “Can’t relate.”
He looks surprised, perking at your words. “You’ve never kissed anyone on New Years?”
“No, why would I?”
“Because it’s- it’s tradition, like good luck or something,” he waves his hands around, grasping for the true meaning but comes up empty. “I’ve been doing it for years, find a girl, kiss her and never talk to her again.”
The thought is appalling. Why kiss someone you’ll never talk to again, it sounds almost sad and as he says it, his typically cheery self loses its luster; a certain kind of sadness is hidden behind his brown eyes.
“Well,” You check the time, 11:58; it was running out. “You can kiss me.”
Ben turns on you, maybe a little to fast because his tall frame sways twice before stabling out. “What?”
“You can kiss me,” You say again. “You won't find someone in time, especially as drunk as you are.”
You take his hand as he starts to sway again, and he doesn’t pull away. Instead he looks down at your joined hands, linking your fingers together before making up his mind. “Okay.”
From deep in the house you faintly hear the cheers of people as the ball drop began on tv. Ben stepped closer, hearing it too.
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His free hand found the side of your face, cupping your cheek as you shuddered against touch.
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Your eyes looked up to his when you felt his thumb brush your cheekbone. His eyes held admiration as they traveled your face, but maybe you were just being hopeful.
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Taking this moment to memorize him, you noted each little freckle and mole decorating his skin, the way his haircut handsomely framed his face; that was probably intentional by design.
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“Are you ready?” he says quietly, breath smelling sweet like the champagne you’d been drinking all night.
He licked his lips, you nodded doing the same.
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That’s it. Ben presses his lips to yours, and you expect him to pull away just as quickly but he doesn’t, and suddenly it's not a simple New Years kiss anymore it’s something more. You can feel it. Fingers thread into his hair as he pulls you in closer, you whimper into the softness of his mouth. The dizzy feeling you'd had earlier was nothing like the spinning your head was doing now as you dived deeper and deeper into each other.
A firework explodes in the distance and Ben pulls away, you absentmindedly chase after him immediately missing the contact, but he’s too tall.
With cheeks tinted pink, and a little breathless, he speaks. “Happy New Year.”
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The Summer in Georgia
Chapter 13. Daryl’s House
Daryl lived about 12 miles from Rick. The road was heavily wooded on both sides, occasionally, they’d pass a house, but they were few and far between. The scenery was beautiful, Isabella thought. She had never seen trees like this. Her world was surrounded by sky scrapers, the only trees she saw were in the parks. She loved the country. She felt so free. Daryl slowed the truck as he came to a dirt circle driveway with a small frame house behind it. There was a small attached garage and there was a motorcycle parked in front of it. The house was ranch style. It had a screened in porch on the front and window flower boxes on all the front windows, but no flowers.
Daryl pulled into the driveway and parked.
“This is me.” He said, getting out of the truck.
“It’s so pretty.” Isabella said excitedly, as she jumped out the other side.
Daryl held the screen door for her as she walked up onto the porch. He unlocked the front door and let her walk in first. She walked into a big entryway with wood floors, there were hooks on the wall with jackets and coats hung on them. As she continued down the hallway there was double doors to her left, that led into a huge room with lots of boxes and some old furniture. She looked in.
“If ya’ gotta’ use the bathroom, use that one back there.” He said pointing to the back of the large room. “It’s clean. I use the front one up here and it ain’t no where a lady should be.” He said, pointing to another room just ahead at the end of the hallway.
That room was huge too. It was also full of boxes and furniture and a lot of mounted deer heads lying around on the floor. Off to the right inside that room was the front bathroom. Daryl took Isabella all the way into the bedroom. He led her to a big table toward the back of the room. There were a million photographs all over the table. Mostly of nature, but there were others of Rick, Charlie and the other guys down at the station. Against the inner wall of the room were storage cabinets and shelves filled with photography equipment and several cameras. At the very back of the room was another door that led into a small dark room. Isabella was surprised that Daryl was interested in photography. She was amazed at all the beautiful photographs, he really seemed to be able to capture the hidden beauty in things. She was very impressed and she, hoped that he would photograph her one day. The left the room and went back into the hallway.
As you rounded the corner at the end of the hallway there was a big kitchen on the front wall. Beside it was an empty room, that must have been the dining room. The sink, main counter and cupboards lined the front wall. There was an island stove in the middle of the kitchen and the refrigerator, other cupboards and counter were on the wall that separated the house and the garage. There were dirty dishes and takeout containers everywhere. A round table and 4 chairs sat on the other side of the island stove. On top was a laptop and some files. Straight ahead there was a doorway that led out to the garage. On the inside wall that faced the kitchen were several gun safes, several large knives and a crossbow hanging on a hook. Isabella figured he’d probably have weapons, he was a hunter and a country boy, but she never expected him to have so many.
On the back side of the house was the living room. As they walked from the kitchen area into the that room, off to the right there was a sliding glass door that led to a covered patio. This was set behind the garage. There were two sofas. One faced the back wall and windows and the other sat on the wall that bordered the bedroom with the deer heads. Next to the sliding glass door was a huge stone fireplace with a very large mounted deer head above it. Along the back wall sat a huge flat screened TV that stood on its own and in the corner, next to the sofa was a camouflage covered recliner. There was a glass coffee table and one end table that sat between the sofa and recliner. In front of the sofa was a makeshift bed. It looked like there was a thin mattress on the floor, covered with sheets, blankets and pillows. The living room was a mess, too. There were books and magazines all over the place. Dozens of beer bottles sat on the coffee table along with two or three ashtrays full of cigarette butts. There was no art or pictures on any of the walls and the carpet in the living room was filthy.
“It’s dirty. Sorry. I woulda’ cleaned a little if I knew I was bringin’ ya’ over today, but I didn’t.” Daryl said embarrassed.
“It just needs a little tlc and elbow grease, that’s all.” Isabella said, smiling and looking around. “I could clean it for you, if you want.” She offered.
“What? Nah. I’ll get around to it. I know it looks pretty bad, but it ain’t like I got people comin’ over all the time or nothin’.” He said.
“Well, I think it’s great. I can’t believe you built this with your own two hands. You must be so proud.” Isabella smiled. “Do you sleep here in the living room? You don’t have a bed?” She asked.
“I ain’t gotta’ bed. I just crash here on the floor.” He said, pointing to the pile of blankets on the floor. “I gotta’ lot of work to still do around here, but I ain’t in no hurry.”
“What’s out here?” Isabella said, looking out the sliding glass door.
“It’s a patio. Go on out and look, if ya’ want.” He said, pulling the door open.
She stepped outside on to a beautiful covered patio, with a couple of picnic tables and a porch swing on it. There was a huge grill near the door and lots of tools and auto parts lying around. At the end of the patio were steps that led down into a tree covered yard, where there were more tools and auto parts. The back of the house was all forest. Isabella turned and smiled at Daryl. Daryl lit up a cigarette and followed her around.
“You’ve got yourself a real piece of heaven, here. I love it. Do you ever have parties out here?” she asked, looking around the patio. “You could hang string lights along here.” She said, pointing to the rafters. “You could put a bar along this wall or just one of those galvanized water troughs filled with ice and drinks.”
“Never thought about that.” He replied, snuffing out his cigarette on one of the picnic tables.
She smiled and they walked back inside. He showed her the garage, which to her surprise was spotless and well organized. There were cupboards, tool carts, storage cabinets, a work bench, a freezer, another refrigerator a washer and dryer and in the middle of the garage was what looked like a half-built motorcycle. Everything was in its place. She was impressed. They walked back into the house and he closed the door behind them. He grabbed a set of keys off a hook on the wall, next to the door. He took one of the keys off the ring and handed it to Isabella.
“Here.” Daryl said.
“What’s this?” Isabella asked.
“It’s a key to my house in case ya’ ever need ta’ get in and I ain’t here. Ya’ can come over whenever ya’ want. It’ll be clean next time. I promise.” He said.
She smiled and took the key. “Thank you. I’d like to come and visit you sometimes. That would be fun.” She said, smiling up at him.
He smiled back and motioned for her to follow him. They walked into the big bedroom with the double doors. He led her to the back of the room where there was another doorway leading into another room. He pushed opened the door and let her walk past. It was the other bathroom. She was completely surprised. It was a beautiful bathroom with a separate bathtub and shower. The bathtub was a big old fashioned tub with feet. It had a high faucet that was set in the middle and it was deep and looked very comfortable. There was a pretty vanity and sink over in the corner with a window that overlooked the other side of the yard. This room was dusty, but in perfect condition. It was so different than the rest of the house.
“This room doesn’t look like it belongs with the rest of the house. It looks like a woman’s bathroom. Did you have a girlfriend when you built it?” she asked, dreading the answer.
“Nah, I built it for a woman though. I figured that I if I ended up sellin’ it, it could be a house for a family and shit. I thought a wife or somethin’ would like a bathroom like this. It would be like a sellin’ point, ya’ know whatta’ I mean?” He said proudly.
“That’s very good thinking, Daryl. It’s a beautiful bathroom. If I were a wife or something, I would most definitely want a room like this. You were smart.” She said, making him feel good. “What’s in these boxes?” she asked, walking back into the bedroom.
“Just a bunch a junk, I gotta’ go through and sort out. Most of it’ll probably end up in the trash. Just ain’t gotten around ta’ messin’ with it yet, that’s all.” He explained.
“If you need help, I’m always around.” She said, playfully.
He smiled at her and said, “I’ll keep that in mind.” They left the bedroom and walked back into the entryway. “Well, that’s it. Whatta’ ya’ wanna’ do now?” He asked.
Isabella shrugged her shoulders. “I don’t know.”
“We could go back ta’ Rick’s and practice swimmin’, if ya’ want.” Daryl offered.
“I would like that a lot, but I don’t have a swimsuit.” She answered.
“What about Lori, she’s probably got one, right?” He asked.
She furrowed her brow a little and explained that you weren’t supposed to wear someone else’s bathing suits and things like that. Daryl didn’t know that, but it made sense to him, once he thought about it.
“Ya’ wanna’ go to the mall and get yerself a suit? They gotta’ lotta’ stores there. I’m sure you could find somethin’ ya’ like.” He assured her.
“I only have $85.00 left. My brother made me pay for my train ticket down here out of my $200.00, but I guess I could find one that I can afford. What do you think?” she asked him.
“I think yer brother’s a dick, but yeah, I’m sure ya’ can find somethin’. They got all kinds a stores in there. Come on rabbit, let’s go.” He said, pushing her playfully towards the door. She giggled and let him steer her out onto the front porch. He turned and locked the door and they headed to the truck.
“I gotta’ get somethin’ to swim in too. I ain’t got no suit, either. I usually just swim in my drawers or… butt naked.” He laughed. They climbed into the truck and headed to the mall. “We’ll stop for lunch afterwards, ok. I gotta’ great little diner I go ta’ on Sundays. Ya’ ever eat chicken fried steak?” he asked her as they drove down the road.
“No. Is that veal?” She asked, concerned. “Because I don’t want to eat tortured baby cow.”
“Nah, it’s just a tenderized piece of beef. It’s good, you’ll like it. I ain’t gonna’ make ya’ eat no tortured baby cow.” He said laughing at her. She laughed and punched him in the arm. A tenderized piece of beef, why not? She’d try anything once. Anything but tortured baby cow.
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Interior Design Using Orange & Blue: Tips To Help You Decorate Using Complementary Colors
Feast your eyes on these three juicy orange and blue home interiors, and see the visual impact that a complementary colour scheme can bring. These designs show how to achieve a good balance with hues that sit opposite on the colour wheel – without becoming too strong a palette that could completely overwhelm a space. This collection of room ideas includes orange sofas for your living room, blue kitchen ideas, a blue bathroom, bright accent chairs, colour pop scatter cushions, modern dining sets, and colourful feature walls that would brighten up just about any part of the home. Smooth neutral decor bridges the gap between the stronger shades, whilst beautiful accent pieces add polish.
Designer: Zrobym   Visualizer: Zrobym   A modern sofa stands wrapped in a bold orange tone in the centre of our first complementary colour living space. The home has a total area of 72.7 square metres, and this allows for a generous open plan combo of lounge, kitchen and dining room. A solo blue scatter cushion gives the orange seating area something in common with the blue kitchen cabinets behind it.
A wall of storage cabinets are faced with orange-brown doors, which are offset by an adjacent deep navy blue tv wall.
The sprawling sputnik chandelier has white lamp shades that pop against the dark tv wall decor. A white table lamp replicates the effect on a slimline mantelshelf. A duo of bird figurines perch at the opposite end.
Orange flames flicker along a modern fireplace on a navy hearth, below the wall mounted tv.
Crazed mosaic effect vinyl flooring wraps up over the baseboard in the kitchen, meeting with solid blue base cabinets. Gold handles and a gold faucet give the kitchen a high-end look, and exude a similar visual warmth as the orange elements in the living room.
Gold dining pendant lights hang in a trio across the small kitchen island and attached dining table.
The dining chairs don’t join in with the orange and blue theme, they take a quieter stance in monochrome that gives the bolder accents room to breath.
Ribbed wallpaper textures the blue bedroom accent wall. Limited orange-brown accents are introduced as a single throw pillow on the bed and within abstract art on the wall. A bedside cube and a built in desk complement the tone.
Gold bedroom pendant lights hang in a matching pair, illuminating each side of the bed.
In a second bedroom the colour scheme is switched to hot orange. Ribbed wallpeper and orange storage cabinets create feature walls in this space. Orange pillow cases tie the grey bed in with the surrounding hue. A purple cushion and throw provides colour contrast, and a pair of unique plant stands hold on to a living spray of green.
A wood vanity mirror shines on a beige wall opposite the end of the bed, above a smart black dressing table.
Modern candles with a hint of orange dress the tabletop, balanced by a purple tinted glass vase at the other side.
A modern flush plate provides a rich block of gold on a deep blue bathroom wall.
Designer: Alena Pautova   Photographer: Sergey Krasyuk   Standing out loud and proud, an orange accent chair colours the modern living room of home number two. See more stylish modern accent chairs here.
Wood panels stripe the ceiling, and warmly coincide with the orange elements that stand down at ground level.
A built-in bookcase brings in a multitude of bright books and accessories, between a set of floor skimming beige curtains. A chic modern coffee table holds games controllers within easy reach of a grey L-shaped sofa. A large black floor lamp provides task lighting. More great floor lamps here.
The coffee table and matching media unit carry orange tones in their woodgrain. The tv wall decor forms a cool monochrome backdrop.
A window seat has been fashioned to make good use of the sunniest spot in the room.
Superhero decor adds a little humour on top of the seriously contemporary furniture.
Wood chevron flooring runs throughout.
The orange Drop chair design at the dining table works well with the geometric wood floor pattern. A chrome dining pendant reflects the orange hue.
A blue-grey kitchen installation is sheltered with deep stained wood grain.
Chrome kitchen elements bring reflections of light into the dark ensemble.
A pair of chrome bedroom pendant lights illuminate the bedside table, where more superhero decor can be found. Blue-grey tones create a dramatic scene.
Orange toned wood warms the look of a white bathroom.
The bright orangey wood is balanced out with a panel of chic black marble and a sleek grey vanity unit.
Wood slats cross the bathroom ceiling.
Visualizer: Andrey Radin   Our third and last tour uses lots of clean white space between accent colours.
White sofas, white storage cabinets and a white kitchen keep things simple.
Blue wall art adds bold interest on plain walls.
An orange modern chair stands out in the snow white room with black accents.
A silver feature wall shimmers behind the tv.
More silver panels shine across the dining room, cut through by strip lights.
The white dining set blends quietly with the calm white decor.
A bronze buddha is framed in black metalwork. A monochrome houndstooth pouf brings in more base notes.
A black linear suspension lamp lights the white modern dining room set.
Mature cacti bed down in black planters.
The white kitchen island is cut through with black elements.
Another black bar light illuminates the geometrically cut kitchen island.
The sharp irregular silhouette gives the kitchen a futuristic appearance.
1. Glass vases 2. Geometric wall art 3. Orange bed sets 4. Blue step trash can 5. Buddha throw pillows 6. Blue floor lamp 7. Blue comforter set 8. Orange lamps 9. Contemporary orange clock
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Houses For Sale in Kennett Square, PA
Many possible income options. Highly visible location on a major route. Public Water & Sewer available. Priced to sell!
Beautifully maintained home in a wonderful cul-de-sac location situated on a one acre lot which has been lovingly planted and partially developed into a natural wildlife habitat. Owners are leaving a detailed list of the plant species that have been cultivated and planted over the years. Enjoy the beautiful deck overlooking the natural landscaping and be transported into your own peaceful enjoyment of nature. Terrific location near Rt. 1 and Rt. 52 for easy access to both Wilmington and Philadelphia and proximity to one of America’s best small towns — Kennett Square, make this an ideal property. The main entrance boasts a two story entry with the formal living room and dining rooms to the right and left. In the back of the home, there is a very large kitchen with a substantial center island, access to the large deck that runs the length of the home, and enough space for a full eat in dining table. Adjacent to the kitchen is the expansive two story family room complete with a beautiful floor to ceiling wood burning stone fireplace. Just beyond the family room is an office with access to a screened in porch at the end of the expansive deck. Imagine working from home and enjoying the wonderful natural wildlife habitat created and cultivated by the current owners. The upstairs boasts 4 full bedrooms and a wonderful balcony sitting area with views of the same natural landscaping and outdoors. The master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with custom tiled STEAM shower, jetted tub, walk in closet and separate vanity area; the same wonderful views of the backyard and natural landscaping abound. The lower level basement area is unfinished but has 10 FOOT CEILINGS and is a full walk out basement with a glass patio door and natural light. NEW ROOF in 2012; freshly painted in 2016, SEPTIC has been inspected and certified (report available), whole house GENERATOR and surge protection, some replacement windows/door, upgraded insulation. If you are a buyer who appreciates nature and the outdoors and enjoys a natural landscape and wants a spacious home, in a great neighborhood and location, be sure to put this property on your tour.
Move right in to this impeccably maintained home in the beautiful community of Dalkeith Farms, nestled between Longwood Gardens and Kennett Square CC. This home was the former model of the community and is situated on a gorgeous lot. Enter into this classic center hall colonial through the large two story foyer. Foyer is open to the large living room and dining room which have been freshly painted. Kitchen has been updated with new countertops, designer tile backsplash and stainless steel appliances. Kitchen is open to the fam room and beautiful light filled sun room with views of the b eautiful backyard. Sunroom leads to large deck, perfect for summer entertaining. Fam room has gas fireplace surrounded by stone. Cozy den or office located conveniently off the kitchen. First floor is completed by large mudroom with powder room, laundry and access to the extra large 3 car garage. Upstairs the master suite has tall cathedral ceiling and includes a large master bath with whirlpool tub and separate stand up shower. Huge Walk-in closet with cedar planks. Three additional good sized bedrooms finish the second floor and are serviced by a hall bathroom. All this with a 11.5 course unfinished basement. Additional upgrades include; Natural gas furnace replaced in 2011, roof was replaced with 50 yr shingle in 2010, new water heater 2014, A/C replaced in 2007, Ceiling fans both replaced in 2016 in sunroom and master bedroom, New washer and dryer in 2014.
25k CREDIT Offered! On desirable CUL D SAC, backing to OPEN SPACE,WOODS,and view of POND (with fencing), in AWARD WINNING Unionvl-ChaddsFord School District, this Beautiful home with Expanded OPEN FLOOR PLAN offers 5 Bedrooms, 4 Full Bathrooms and Formal and Informal Powder Rooms. Enter through the elegant 2-story center hall with curved staircase flanked with Formal Livingroom and Fireplace on left, and formal Dining Room on right, all which leads back to FamilyRoom, Kitchen, EXPANDED BREAKFAST AREA,Office/Den, formal Powder Room, and 2nd staircase to bedroom level. The spacious Kitche n offers plenty of Cabinetry and Drawers, Expanded Counter Space, Double Oven, large Walk-in Pantry, Kitchen Desk for staying organized, BUTLER’S PANTRY with WET BAR and WINE RACK/COOLER Fridge, and window at sink overlooking the backyard. Kitchen opens to Breakfast Area and FamilyRoom with dual fireplace, gallery wall and built-in TV (cables drop to basement’s STEREO/MEDIA SYSTEM), Cathedral Ceiling, and French Doors with access to Backyard, Plantation Shutters and Slider Doors to Side/Back yard; Office/Den with DUAL FIREPLACE(shared with Familyroom’s fireplace), and Window Bench for enjoying a good book. From Kitchen, access the Laundry Room, Mudroom with closet, hooks and Storage Bench, 2nd Powder Room, and doors that access front yard/Driveway, backyard and 3-Car Garage! Second Floor offers Double Doors to gracious Master Suite with Tray Ceiling, double walk-in closet, vanity and luxurious Master Bath with 2 sink vanities, separate shower stall, large soaking tub and separate toilet/closet. Jack and Jill Suite share a Full Bath with Double Sink, Linen closet, and shower/tub with toilet. Closet with organizer system and an additional low closet for playhouse/fort or extra storage. The 4th Bedroom, perfect as a guest room, with tray ceiling, chandelier, Full Bathroom, closet/organizer system, and mounted-to-wall ironing board/closet. The 5th Bedroom, could be used as a playroom, gym has a Full Bathroom, 2 closets, with additional closets under the eaves for storage, and its own thermostat. Steps to the 3rd level Attic offers yet more opportunity for finishing or storage. WALK-OUT BASEMENT with 9 Foot Ceilings has been roughed-in for plumbing. Tons more potential here! This home has EXTRA Waterproofing and Insulation, including interior walls, for SOUND CONTROL! STUCCO TESTED and remediation COMPLETE! Minutes Longwood Gardens; Easy COMMUTE to Wilmington and Philly!
No option left outthis 3 story Pennsylvania Fieldstone and Hardy Board masterpiece is the personal home of premier Chester County builder Steven Cope. Situated on the the prime 1.1 acre cul-de-sac lot in Newlin Greene adjacent to open space with woods and stream, this Home exudes outdoor enjoyment and quality. Entertain outside undeon the flagstone patio with fabulous free standing stone fireplace, gourmet kitchen island with built in Dacor grill. Sumptuous attention to detail abounds throughout the home defined by custom millwork, tray ceilings, custom beams, on-site finished hardwo od, zoned sprinkler system and generator. Spectacular home all within minutes from Longwood Gardens and easy commute to Wilmington and Philadelphia while being in the award winning Unionville Chadds Ford School District. The Solid Mahogany door welcomes you into a front to back foyer with floating staircase, built-in custom hand-made cabinetry, vestibule floor with medallion inlay and arched doors to a covered patio. Formal living and dining rooms have many luxury features such as raised panel wainscoting, custom arches with corbels, chandelier dome, antique built-in cabinetry and gas fireplaces. Gourmet Chef’s kitchen has a slate grotto with pot filler and custom niche, gourmet 6-burner Dacor Gas cook top, Dacor oven and warming drawer which received the Kitchen of the Year (Pyramid Award). The kitchen area has an open floor plan with a spacious breakfast room and gathering room with a wall of windows, masonry fireplace and pocket raised wood panels covering the TV area over fireplace. Completing this floor is a secondary entrance with wood Dutch door, powder room and an expanded study with beveled glass pocket doors. The 2nd floor has a master suite with sitting area, large walk-in closet and sumptuous master bath with a large tiled shower and custom painted furniture vanities. Finishing the 2nd floor are 4 additional bedrooms, computer area with custom cabinetry and large laundry. Finished walk up stairs to third floor is already roughed in for bath with several windows giving an abundance of natural light just waiting to be customized to your needs. Walk-out lower level with entertainment area, gas fireplace with a wall of built-ins, kitchenette, bar, game room area, hidden media projector, separate office and exercise room. Automatic transfer Generator provides comfort and convenience to major necessities while the home’s orientation provides abundant natural light!
Spectacular expanded Marlborough manor home in Newlin Greene on a private, level lot offering 6 bedrooms, 5.1 baths with elegance akin to Restoration Hardware throughout. The interior is a true delight with an abundance of quality features such as hardwood flooring, architectural crown mouldings and wainscoting! Enter into the stunning plantation foyer with grand staircase open to the formal dining and living room. The large and beautifully designed Sterling Kitchen features beaded inset white cabinetry, a large ceramic farmhouse sink, a magnificent custom designed center island with gr anite countertops, a Dacor stove with potfiller and a Subzero side by side refrigerator. The kitchen opens to a delightful morning room and expanded great room with graceful columns and a wall of windows that afford amazing views. The family room also includes a back staircase and a beautiful floor to ceiling stone fireplace. A first floor Library currently being used as an in-law suite is the perfect home office. Follow the lovely hardwood staircase upstairs where you will find a master bedroom suite that is the perfect retreat complimented by a welcoming sitting area, tray ceiling, abundance of windows, large walk in closets and an elegant master bathroom. The upper level boasts an additional 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 beautiful bathrooms and a sizable laundry suite. The incredible basement was designed by an architect keeping the floor plan open and expansive and includes upgraded flooring, recessed lighting, a bedroom and fantastic entertainment area with all walls perfectly insulated for year round comfort. Even the garage has newly epoxied floors! Outside, there is a beautiful paver patio with new plantings. All this within minutes of Longwood Gardens located in the award winning Chadds Ford schools and within commuting distance to Philadelphia and Delaware. Come and visit this home and see all it has to offer!!! GREEN: NO Stucco ? Complete Hardyplank exterior.
1.60 Acre lot in convenient location and Kennett School District. Septic and Well presently on site and also could be served by public system. 2 bedroom Trailer and storage shed on lot.
NEW MODELS BEING OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIME at Walnut Walk, Bentley Home’s new luxury townhome community! Fall in love with our NEW JAMESTOWN MODEL, choose your home site location within the community, and make all selections for your new home! You won’t want to miss an amazing purchase at this beautiful community! Located in the highly acclaimed Unionville-Chadds Ford School District and just a moments drive from all of Kennett Square’s favorite attractions. These townhomes will be designed with the award-winning quality, style, and sophistication that have become synonymous with the B entley Homes name. Equipped with outstanding amenities including a tot lot, outdoor fitness stations, volleyball court, and lush open landscape with walking trails. These homes boast smart new architecture for everyday living and entertaining. Kitchens include elegant GE stainless steel appliances and timelessly classic granite counter tops and countless more luxurious features. The NEWLY FURNISHED MODELS are open Tuesday through Sunday from 12-5 PM and by appointment. Stop by today for an opportunity to walk the beautiful models and take the first step to living in the Bentley Homes community of your dreams! Please note photos may show options and HOA fees are estimated. for GPS directions please enter 523 N. Walnut Road, Kennett Square PA 19348.
‘Apple Hill’ farm originally dates back to 1780 with additions in the 1800’s and most recently the late 1970’s. Located near Longwood Gardens in the rolling hills of Southern Chester County sits this 5 bedroom, 5.1 bath Brick Manor Home. Privately situated on 40 acres of open hillside with mature landscaping, pool, barn and two fenced in paddocks. Enter through a formal front to back entrance foyer with original hardwood floors and built in cabinetry. The formal living room has great natural light highlighting the fireplace, crown molding and french doors leading to the front brick terr ace, perfect for entertaining! The living room leads into a cozy library/study with a fireplace, built in cabinetry, a big bay window enjoying views of the pool and countryside, also offering access to the front terrace. Relax in a wood paneled parlor Pub with bar and turned rear stairway. Elegant formal dining room with center fireplace, deep inset windows, raised panel wainscoting, crown molding all perfect for large family gatherings. The kitchen has an abundance of natural light with a center island open to a family room addition with vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, random width hardwood floors and French doors leading to a rear patio with views of the barn and rolling hills. Completing the first floor is a laundry room and mudroom with a side entrance surrounded by brick walls. The second floor has a master bedroom with fireplace which leads to a dressing room, full bath and sitting room. There are three additional bedrooms all ensuite and two include fireplaces. The fourth bedroom has a full bath and a hallway of closets leading to the kitchen down a rear staircase. Apple Hill is a spectacular property in a great location with easy access to West Chester, Philadelphia and Wilmington. This property is comprised of two tax parcels with many options.
Have you always wanted to live in the woods? This stunning, wooded, one acre yard, is large, level and private. Every window looks out onto the picturesque peaceful property and yet you still have easy accessibility to major roads, Longwood Gardens around the corner, and Greenwood Elementary at the end of the lane. This natural light filled home boasts a comfortable floor plan featuring an easy flow and large room sizes. Upon entry you are immediately drawn to the beautiful hardwood flooring in Foyer, and throughout the living room, dining room and kitchen. The large kitchen and formal dining room make entertaining a joy, and the windows bring the outdoors in so you can enjoy the views while you are cooking, eating, or relaxing. The first floor powder/laundry room is a nice feature and steps into the large 2-car garage or into the family room/den. This room features a fireplace on a raised hearth and a door that steps into the expansive back yard. An elegant, carpeted stair runner takees you up to the second floor full bath, and 4 bedrooms. The light-filled master bedroom includes an additional full bath, and all of these rooms overlook the surrounding woods. Recent improvements include newer windows and roof, new two-zone heat pump and central air for second floor, new electric water heater, new well system (Jan 2017) ? pump, tank, mixing valve, all new kitchen appliances and kitchen faucet, new basement windows, all new toilets w upgraded valves,dehumidifier sump pump system installed in basement, and complete boiler service (Jan 2016). Make your move today!
Fantastic 1-Acre building lot is now available and ready for improvement! No builder tie-in, zoned Commercial/Industrial, the site has a septic system from a previous dwelling that has been removed. Surrounded by farms and adjacent to a protected park in Kennett Twp, this is an ideal location for numerous possibilities! Convenient to downtown Kennett Square, major routes and situated in award-winning Kennett Consolidated School District!
Fabulous colonial in desirable community of Millstream Ridge. Enter into the elegant two-story open foyer with wainscoting and gleaming hardwood floors. Inviting floor plan leads to formal Living Room, Dining room, Family Room with fireplace and windows on three walls offering relaxing views of the yard. Updated Kitchen with stainless steel appliances and breakfast area with sliding doors to rear deck and yard. Second floor offers Master suite with ample closet space and dressing area. Luxurious master bath soaking tub and glass shower; 3 additional bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and laundr y room complete this level. Finished basement with endless opportunities and storage. 3-car attached garage, security system, invisible fence, whole house generator, newer roof, heater and a/c units are a few of the features offered in this stately home.
Welcome to this great home in the highly sought after community of Rockford Crossing. This six bedroom home has four full baths and one half bathroom. The first floor boasts the gourmet kitchen, breakfast nook, granite counters with over-sized island, wet bar, great room with fireplace, formal dining room, office, and many many upgrades. Upstairs, the large master suite with sitting room, spa-like master bath and his and hers walk in closets will be the perfect place to relax at the end of a hard day at work. Four additional bedrooms are all spacious and will ensure a peaceful night sle ep. The full sized basement provides additional living space including a theater room, in-lau / au-pair suite complete with full bath, living area, kitchenette, bedroom space, and outdoor access. The three car garage and large fenced yard with mature trees complete this great home in a the award winning Unionville-Chadds Ford School District. Don’t miss this gem on your tour. See attachment for PAS requirements and WFHM offer submittal information in MLS document section.
Move in Ready. Truly a garden paradise as this all brick home is located on the street next to the World famous Longwood Gardens. The home has freshly refinished hardwood flooring throughout, with Formal Living and Dining Rooms, newly remodeled Kitchen with breakfast area, Great Room with brick fireplace, 4 seasons Sun room, 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, and a partially finished basement. A newer retaining wall was installed in November 2014. Newer Central Air Conditioning unit, Gas Furnace, Hot Water tank, and Water treatment system and home has leaf guard gutter system. The newly refi nished kitchen has granite counter tops, refinished wood cabinetry, new faucets, sink, garbage disposal, new dishwasher, and Armstrong tiled floor. Cable is available in all 4 bedrooms, living room and Great room. Freshly painted and new refinished floors throughout, this home is ready for your personal touch! Ready for Immediate occupancy.
Looking for Kennett? Nice home within walking distance to up town and just a stones throw from the Victory brew pub. One car attached garage, Can be a first floor master or an office. Nice stone wood burning fire place in the living room. Newer heater,roof and paint. There are some nice built in cabinets in the Dinning room Also 3 Bedrooms upstairs with another full bath Most of the home is hardwood floor,with tile in the baths. Eat in kitchen with a large dinning room is right next door. There is also a partially finished basement with a wet bar/TV cabinet. Walkout door which leads to a concrete patio. Very convenient for commuting only a few minutes to Route 1.
Come see this fabulous 4 bedroom 3.5 bath split level home on 1.5 acres in the sought after Unionville-Chaddsford school district. From the moment you pull in the 2+ car driveway and walk into this magnificent traditional home with finished basement, you know you’ve found something special. As you proceed to the upper level, enjoy the open design of the living room and kitchen with access to an oversized deck. The eat in kitchen has been upgraded with granite countertops, lovely tile backsplash with diamond shaped accents and lots of counter and cabinet space. Escape to the deck to take in the private semi-wooded lot in the rear of the home. Sunsets from this view are breathtaking! There are 3 bedrooms and three full baths located on the main level. The grand master suite has a luxurious master bath with jetted tub, separate shower and double vanity. The tub sits under four windows that will make you feel like you are at the spa! In addition, there is a large walk in closet with professionally installed organized shelving. Continue to the lower level/finished basement and delight in the beautiful crown molding and wainscoting throughout. This space is nice and bright due to the sliders and a large window. The wood burning stove is wonderful for keeping this room cozy and inviting you to spend a quiet night in. Guests will enjoy the fourth and apartment like bedroom and half bath on this level. Step out to the covered patio from the sliding doors and enjoy the outdoors. There is also a door for a furry friend to be able to conveniently come and go as needed. Enjoy country living only minutes from downtown Kennett Square, West Chester, Wilmington, Newark and all 3 Unionville-Chadds Ford Schools. There is so much to enjoy and explore at 107 E Doe Run Rd ? schedule a tour today!
INVESTOR ALERT ? This two unit rental unit is located on West South Street, across the street from South Mill Mushrooms. Each unit has two good sized bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen and living space. The upper unit also has a sleeping loft. The units rent are currently rented for $1,050 and $1,100. The basement is unfinished and has a laundry hook up and outside entrance. Driveway access is off alley to the side of house. Property is in good shape and recently passed inspection. Good opportunity in a stable rental market. 24 hour notice required to show.
Finally, an affordably priced home in a sought after area. Stucco has been inspected and all repairs made. This home has everything you are looking for. Location, schools, great lot. This four bedroom French colonial has wonderful room sizes. The kitchen and breakfast room are open to the fireside vaulted and sky lit Great room. There is a large study on the first floor. The formal living and dining room flow easily through to the kitchen/great room area. The first floor laundry with access to the attached two car garage and a powder room complete the first floor. The rear deck is acces sed from the Great room and features a retractable awning. The lower level is finished and a true walk-out with ample storage and second office/playroom. The second floor features a Master bedroom with en-suite bath. There are three additional bedrooms (one quite large!)and a hall bath. The kitchen has been updated with granite counters and some new appliances. The breakfast room features skylights. Hardwoods extend from Foyer through kitchen and breakfast room. There have been many improvements made to the home over the years such as replacement windows and new heater (2013). Home is truly move-in ready and waiting .
What an incredible property!! Tucked back off the road, come enjoy 16.40 acres of serenity. Wonderful light throughout the house with its many windows. Special places to curl up with your book on a wintry day and look over the beautiful pond. Two balconies off the second floor. A 17’x 8′ sun room, large open kitchen that then opens into the great room. Deck off the kitchen to have your morning coffee. So much storage, so many closets! First floor bedroom, yet another four bedrooms on the second floor and even the playroom could be yet another bedroom if needed. A game room on the first floor too! Fantastic property. Make your appointment today! Not able to show on Sunday 2/26/2017.
Welcome Home to 102 Unicorn Lane located in the highly sought-after Cedarcroft neighborhood and Unionville-Chadds Ford School District. Enter this charming ranch and you’ll immediately notice the beautiful living room with built-in bookcases, gleaming random width wood flooring, brick surround wood burning fireplace, and extensive trim work. The formal dining room is perfect for entertaining w/ gorgeous wood floors, chair rail, crown molding, and plenty of space for a large table as well as additional furniture. The attractive family room is comfortable with loads of bright windows, woo d beams, a wood stove to add warmth, and a slider to the backyard paver patio w/ walkway. The kitchen has a double window overlooking the family room, a skylight, stainless appliances, great counter & cabinet space, and a nice pantry closet. The entire interior has just been freshly painted. The master bedroom has large double closets, ceiling fan, wood floor, and a master bath with tile shower. Bedroom #2 would make a great bedroom or home office w/ wood floors, beautiful wood panel wainscoting, a ceiling fan, and a cedar closet. Bedroom #3 is also generous sized and has nice closet space and a ceiling fan. There is a hall bath with tub & tile surround shower. Walk upstairs to the huge finished attic with skylights, raised carpeted area, and large hardwood floored space. This additional living space will add so much to the enjoyment of your new home and can serve as an office, a playroom, or any other use you envision. Additional features of this home are a 1.3 acre lot, 2 car attached garage, full unfinished basement, mudroom, laundry room on main level w/ washer, dryer & utility sink, electronic air cleaner, zoned heat, and a powder room. Low Taxes and a fabulous location close to schools, Brandywine Valley sights, Kennett Square, West Chester, and major commuter routes to Wilmington & Philadelphia. Schedule your showing today to see this wonderful home.
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Shaping Slick Dark Interiors With Black & Grey Decor
Dark and decidedly slick, these black and grey interiors push the boundaries on great taste and modern home design. Charcoal living rooms play on a theme of shadows and highlights to shape layouts that are intriguing and ambiguous. Slatted dividers, stone walls and textured elements take on added prominence in the low light. Graphite kitchens skim the edges of living rooms, falling away to let areas of comfort take the lead. Lounge furniture takes on a sculptural quality in stark surroundings, whilst cool art and contemporary home accessories shake up the darkness with quirky silhouettes and abstract motifs. Black dining sets are lit from overhead by eye-catching lighting designs that burn through the blackness.
Visualizer: Hot Walls   A white Doric column cuts thickly through the black and grey interior of this Moscow studio design, demanding the layout to work around it.
A modern sofa configuration is pulled around the base of the column, facing both toward the TV and into the room behind.
Solid oak flooring lightens up the decor scheme and introduces texture.
Vertical radiators blend into the dark backdrop, placed either side of an undressed window.
The black living room is a minimalist open plan that includes the lounge, a dining area, and a concealed kitchen.
An artistic modern dining room chandelier snakes across the dark space, burning brightly against industrial metal rafters.
A smooth wall of wood fronted cabinets washes warmth and lighter tone across the entire length of the room, with the TV mounted against one end.
Directional track lights highlight the wood grain wall, whilst leaving the black dining set in the shadows.
Single hung windows set narrow lightboxes into the stark backdrop.
A slatted screen separates the grey dining room from the home entryway.
The kitchen remains a secretive volume until it’s required for purpose.
At meal times, the wall of wooden storage opens up to reveal a section of kitchen shelving and base units.
Moody backlit shelves give the one wall kitchen the appearance of a wet bar, but a small hob in the worktop reveals its full function.
Visualizer: Amir Adilbekov   Our second home design features much larger windows, but the interior design is made equally dark with charcoal grey and black elements.
A linear LED floor lamp interrupts the darkened room. A thinner LED ribbon strokes the top of the window wall.
KAWS statues loom out of the shadows, their outlines kissed by low light from the window wall.
A pair of oval coffee tables scoop out the centre of the lounge, their rounded bases darkening into obscurity.
A modern sectional sofa is separated into pieces to form the outline of the lounge layout.
The kitchen’s linear suspension light spans the entire length of a long stone island, which is set with an induction hob and the kitchen sink.
A wall of full height black cabinets is interrupted by a glass cabinet. Soft lighting illuminates the wine glasses stored inside.
The wine glass cabinet is set dead centre behind the kitchen island, creating satisfying symmetry.
Minimalist kitchen bar stools cut sharp silhouettes.
Architect: Anmol Gohil   Visualizer: Anmol Gohil   Brown accents interrupt the black and grey decor scheme of home design number three. A mocha coffee table lays down a circle shape theme that is repeated in abstract wall art behind the sofa. A novelty floor lamp introduces a sculptural element.
An area rug adds texture beneath the round coffee table, and a houndstooth pouf brings in bold pattern.
Quilted cushions pile up on the sofa, layering in extra comfort.
The pouf is seated close to the TV wall, which is fitted with custom built cabinetry. A nook is positioned low in the wall, replacing the traditional fireplace.
The dark kitchen falls back into the shadows, resting quietly alongside the lounge.
A home workspace attaches to the end of the one wall kitchen, separated out by an oven housing unit.
Visualizer: Leng Keng   A halo wall light commands the black living room of home design number four. The light feature accentuates a KAWS statue by the home entryway and an industrial style rack for shoes.
Brown accents come into play here too, in the form of a modern sofa design.
The brown leather sofa looks light against a charcoal grey backdrop. White pampas and a white fluffy area rug further lift the scheme. A black Eames bird makes a stark addition to the pale stone coffee table.
White modern dining chairs lift the look of the black kitchen diner. Glass dining room pendant lights cause liquid-like reflections above the round dining table.
A brown floor bed is complemented by golden accents in the grey bedroom. A rugged black stone headboard wall features another sleek gold halo.
Visualizer: Renderoom   Our final home design is a graphite and pale oak model. The living room area rug brings in a modern geometrical element.
Black and white artwork is propped informally against the foyer wall, creating a transition space between the entryway and the kitchen.
The black media cabinet and bookcase are one integrated unit, giving the wall a clean and simplified aesthetic. Coloured inserts break up the flat black stacks.
Indoor plants brighten the dark interior, and add height at the centre of the layout and dining room table.
A blue glass vase adds a subtle drop of colour into the monochrome room. Glass fronted cabinets give the dark kitchen a more open feel and a light reflective quality.
Recommended Reading:  Modern Dark Interior Design
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drewebowden66 · 4 years
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Shaping Slick Dark Interiors With Black & Grey Decor
Dark and decidedly slick, these black and grey interiors push the boundaries on great taste and modern home design. Charcoal living rooms play on a theme of shadows and highlights to shape layouts that are intriguing and ambiguous. Slatted dividers, stone walls and textured elements take on added prominence in the low light. Graphite kitchens skim the edges of living rooms, falling away to let areas of comfort take the lead. Lounge furniture takes on a sculptural quality in stark surroundings, whilst cool art and contemporary home accessories shake up the darkness with quirky silhouettes and abstract motifs. Black dining sets are lit from overhead by eye-catching lighting designs that burn through the blackness.
Visualizer: Hot Walls   A white Doric column cuts thickly through the black and grey interior of this Moscow studio design, demanding the layout to work around it.
A modern sofa configuration is pulled around the base of the column, facing both toward the TV and into the room behind.
Solid oak flooring lightens up the decor scheme and introduces texture.
Vertical radiators blend into the dark backdrop, placed either side of an undressed window.
The black living room is a minimalist open plan that includes the lounge, a dining area, and a concealed kitchen.
An artistic modern dining room chandelier snakes across the dark space, burning brightly against industrial metal rafters.
A smooth wall of wood fronted cabinets washes warmth and lighter tone across the entire length of the room, with the TV mounted against one end.
Directional track lights highlight the wood grain wall, whilst leaving the black dining set in the shadows.
Single hung windows set narrow lightboxes into the stark backdrop.
A slatted screen separates the grey dining room from the home entryway.
The kitchen remains a secretive volume until it’s required for purpose.
At meal times, the wall of wooden storage opens up to reveal a section of kitchen shelving and base units.
Moody backlit shelves give the one wall kitchen the appearance of a wet bar, but a small hob in the worktop reveals its full function.
Visualizer: Amir Adilbekov   Our second home design features much larger windows, but the interior design is made equally dark with charcoal grey and black elements.
A linear LED floor lamp interrupts the darkened room. A thinner LED ribbon strokes the top of the window wall.
KAWS statues loom out of the shadows, their outlines kissed by low light from the window wall.
A pair of oval coffee tables scoop out the centre of the lounge, their rounded bases darkening into obscurity.
A modern sectional sofa is separated into pieces to form the outline of the lounge layout.
The kitchen’s linear suspension light spans the entire length of a long stone island, which is set with an induction hob and the kitchen sink.
A wall of full height black cabinets is interrupted by a glass cabinet. Soft lighting illuminates the wine glasses stored inside.
The wine glass cabinet is set dead centre behind the kitchen island, creating satisfying symmetry.
Minimalist kitchen bar stools cut sharp silhouettes.
Architect: Anmol Gohil   Visualizer: Anmol Gohil   Brown accents interrupt the black and grey decor scheme of home design number three. A mocha coffee table lays down a circle shape theme that is repeated in abstract wall art behind the sofa. A novelty floor lamp introduces a sculptural element.
An area rug adds texture beneath the round coffee table, and a houndstooth pouf brings in bold pattern.
Quilted cushions pile up on the sofa, layering in extra comfort.
The pouf is seated close to the TV wall, which is fitted with custom built cabinetry. A nook is positioned low in the wall, replacing the traditional fireplace.
The dark kitchen falls back into the shadows, resting quietly alongside the lounge.
A home workspace attaches to the end of the one wall kitchen, separated out by an oven housing unit.
Visualizer: Leng Keng   A halo wall light commands the black living room of home design number four. The light feature accentuates a KAWS statue by the home entryway and an industrial style rack for shoes.
Brown accents come into play here too, in the form of a modern sofa design.
The brown leather sofa looks light against a charcoal grey backdrop. White pampas and a white fluffy area rug further lift the scheme. A black Eames bird makes a stark addition to the pale stone coffee table.
White modern dining chairs lift the look of the black kitchen diner. Glass dining room pendant lights cause liquid-like reflections above the round dining table.
A brown floor bed is complemented by golden accents in the grey bedroom. A rugged black stone headboard wall features another sleek gold halo.
Visualizer: Renderoom   Our final home design is a graphite and pale oak model. The living room area rug brings in a modern geometrical element.
Black and white artwork is propped informally against the foyer wall, creating a transition space between the entryway and the kitchen.
The black media cabinet and bookcase are one integrated unit, giving the wall a clean and simplified aesthetic. Coloured inserts break up the flat black stacks.
Indoor plants brighten the dark interior, and add height at the centre of the layout and dining room table.
A blue glass vase adds a subtle drop of colour into the monochrome room. Glass fronted cabinets give the dark kitchen a more open feel and a light reflective quality.
Recommended Reading:  Modern Dark Interior Design
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jeremystrele · 4 years
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Stepping Softly Into Green Home Interiors Under 90sqm (With Floor Plans)
Softly, softly does it with these peaceful green accent interiors. The colour inclusions are pale and sparing layers upon peaceful and understated grey, white, and woodtone spaces. The green theme brings a hint of energy to the first floor living rooms of these two double story homes, and freshens second floor bedrooms and bathrooms. Each of the light modern interiors measure just short of 90 square metres, and we deliver the cleverly compact floor plans at the end of each tour.
Designer: N Team Studio   A light sage modern sofa spans the full width of the living room in this 74.4 square metre apartment located in Kyiv. Its green line is emboldened by a long planter of large leafed plants behind it.
The modern staircase design starts just inches from the edge of the couch. In order to overcome the feeling of being crowded in, the staircase sports a transparent mesh siding. Stair lights brighten the stairwell further, and act almost as wall lights to the lounge. Precious space under the stairs is well utilised for storage.
A good sized media cabinet provides more space to stow away bits and pieces. The large white unit runs the full length of the TV wall, but a plinth light helps the piece feel a little more lightweight. Wood panels texturise the TV mount wall, with the same timber making up the top of the media unit.
Raw timber and pale walls give the small living room an airy and calming atmosphere.
The boxed indoor plants form a natural screen between the lounge and a breakfast bar, so that the sofa doesn’t feel uncomfortably overlooked by anyone who is eating there.
Stone grey bar stools scoop under the bar, peering through the green outlook.
A more formal dining area fits comfortably into a window nook.
A round dining table pushes up against custom banquette seating to form a compact breakfast nook.
One tiny dining pendant light adds just the right flash of finesse over the round dining table, which is topped with fruit bowls, candlesticks and a glass vase full of delicate wheat stalks.
Cabinets fit into the recess of the breakfast nook, extending kitchen storage.
The rest of the L-shaped kitchen is sliced through with a charcoal grey backsplash.
Warm white LEDs skim under the upper cabinets.
Upon climbing the wooden staircase, we come to flush white interior doors with slimline black surrounds.
One of the doors gives entry to a home office with a snug lounge.
A square coffee table with an indoor plant creates a homey entryway into the office, whilst an inviting window seat softens the far wall.
The home workspace hides away behind a deep support wall.
Green accents make a fresh minty addition to the attic bedroom. A green throw colours a made-to-measure floor bed design, which is situated right beneath the skylight for stargazing.
A bespoke dresser design rests lightly on the foot of the floor bed.
The walk in wardrobe is furnished with an emerald green pouf.
Green accents disappear inside a sharp grey and black bathroom design. Soft light emerges from around a modern bathroom vanity cabinet, and from a perimeter recess along the shower enclosure.
The subtle perimeter lighting effect is repeated in the small powder room.
First floor plan.
Second floor plan.
Designer: Zrobym Architects   Located in the Logoisk district of Minsk, Belarus, this 90 square metre home employs a brighter tone of green to shake up grey and timber base decor. A bright mint and umber rug perfectly compliments the colourful round coffee table, which is the stylish 33 by Gruppo Tomasella.
An amber glass vase warms up a pure white sideboard, where white bookshelves climb a pale oak panelled wall. A black floor reading lamp and comfortable reading chair give the reading nook a stark contrasting aesthetic.
Sheer grey drapes hang lightly at floor to ceiling windows.
An open plan kitchen diner lines up in the space behind the sofa. Ribbed black siding makes a feature of the central kitchen island, and matches it to the fireplace wall in the lounge.
Modern dining room pendant lights make an impressive feature over the little dining spot, which projects straight off the kitchen island.
A simple glass carafe stands on the rectangular tabletop. Black dining chairs match its black powder coated frame.
Black framework characterises glass interior walls too, giving them strength and presence.
Inside the bedroom, a misty grey, white, and pale green palette paints a relaxing space. Small modern wall sconces meld with an exaggerated white headboard.
Wood effect panelling makes an attractive mount for a bedroom TV.
The end of bed bench is built right into the bedframe for a minimalist streamlined finish.
Clean and linear, a modern vanity unit is lifted clear of the floor in the downstairs bathroom. A ribbon of LEDs highlight a convenient recess in the wall above the vanity countertop, where a whole host of toiletries or decorative items can be housed.
A small indoor plant adds a sprig of greenery.
In the kids’ room, the green accent takes leave of absence and is replaced by dusky pink and blue accessories.
The upstairs family bathroom takes us back to the colour theme with a unique green vanity.
Grey stone slabs and white marble tiles break up the small space.
First floor plan.
Second floor plan.
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drewebowden66 · 4 years
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Stepping Softly Into Green Home Interiors Under 90sqm (With Floor Plans)
Softly, softly does it with these peaceful green accent interiors. The colour inclusions are pale and sparing layers upon peaceful and understated grey, white, and woodtone spaces. The green theme brings a hint of energy to the first floor living rooms of these two double story homes, and freshens second floor bedrooms and bathrooms. Each of the light modern interiors measure just short of 90 square metres, and we deliver the cleverly compact floor plans at the end of each tour.
Designer: N Team Studio   A light sage modern sofa spans the full width of the living room in this 74.4 square metre apartment located in Kyiv. Its green line is emboldened by a long planter of large leafed plants behind it.
The modern staircase design starts just inches from the edge of the couch. In order to overcome the feeling of being crowded in, the staircase sports a transparent mesh siding. Stair lights brighten the stairwell further, and act almost as wall lights to the lounge. Precious space under the stairs is well utilised for storage.
A good sized media cabinet provides more space to stow away bits and pieces. The large white unit runs the full length of the TV wall, but a plinth light helps the piece feel a little more lightweight. Wood panels texturise the TV mount wall, with the same timber making up the top of the media unit.
Raw timber and pale walls give the small living room an airy and calming atmosphere.
The boxed indoor plants form a natural screen between the lounge and a breakfast bar, so that the sofa doesn’t feel uncomfortably overlooked by anyone who is eating there.
Stone grey bar stools scoop under the bar, peering through the green outlook.
A more formal dining area fits comfortably into a window nook.
A round dining table pushes up against custom banquette seating to form a compact breakfast nook.
One tiny dining pendant light adds just the right flash of finesse over the round dining table, which is topped with fruit bowls, candlesticks and a glass vase full of delicate wheat stalks.
Cabinets fit into the recess of the breakfast nook, extending kitchen storage.
The rest of the L-shaped kitchen is sliced through with a charcoal grey backsplash.
Warm white LEDs skim under the upper cabinets.
Upon climbing the wooden staircase, we come to flush white interior doors with slimline black surrounds.
One of the doors gives entry to a home office with a snug lounge.
A square coffee table with an indoor plant creates a homey entryway into the office, whilst an inviting window seat softens the far wall.
The home workspace hides away behind a deep support wall.
Green accents make a fresh minty addition to the attic bedroom. A green throw colours a made-to-measure floor bed design, which is situated right beneath the skylight for stargazing.
A bespoke dresser design rests lightly on the foot of the floor bed.
The walk in wardrobe is furnished with an emerald green pouf.
Green accents disappear inside a sharp grey and black bathroom design. Soft light emerges from around a modern bathroom vanity cabinet, and from a perimeter recess along the shower enclosure.
The subtle perimeter lighting effect is repeated in the small powder room.
First floor plan.
Second floor plan.
Designer: Zrobym Architects   Located in the Logoisk district of Minsk, Belarus, this 90 square metre home employs a brighter tone of green to shake up grey and timber base decor. A bright mint and umber rug perfectly compliments the colourful round coffee table, which is the stylish 33 by Gruppo Tomasella.
An amber glass vase warms up a pure white sideboard, where white bookshelves climb a pale oak panelled wall. A black floor reading lamp and comfortable reading chair give the reading nook a stark contrasting aesthetic.
Sheer grey drapes hang lightly at floor to ceiling windows.
An open plan kitchen diner lines up in the space behind the sofa. Ribbed black siding makes a feature of the central kitchen island, and matches it to the fireplace wall in the lounge.
Modern dining room pendant lights make an impressive feature over the little dining spot, which projects straight off the kitchen island.
A simple glass carafe stands on the rectangular tabletop. Black dining chairs match its black powder coated frame.
Black framework characterises glass interior walls too, giving them strength and presence.
Inside the bedroom, a misty grey, white, and pale green palette paints a relaxing space. Small modern wall sconces meld with an exaggerated white headboard.
Wood effect panelling makes an attractive mount for a bedroom TV.
The end of bed bench is built right into the bedframe for a minimalist streamlined finish.
Clean and linear, a modern vanity unit is lifted clear of the floor in the downstairs bathroom. A ribbon of LEDs highlight a convenient recess in the wall above the vanity countertop, where a whole host of toiletries or decorative items can be housed.
A small indoor plant adds a sprig of greenery.
In the kids’ room, the green accent takes leave of absence and is replaced by dusky pink and blue accessories.
The upstairs family bathroom takes us back to the colour theme with a unique green vanity.
Grey stone slabs and white marble tiles break up the small space.
First floor plan.
Second floor plan.
Recommended Reading:  Single Bedroom Apartments Under 90sqm With Popping Blue Accents
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Luxurious Home Featuring Floating Furniture Designs
Black and wood tone come together in delicious contrast in this large and luxurious apartment, located in Athens. Designed and visualised by buro511, this interior design is a completely cohesive scheme that sees the same colours, textures and materials run throughout every space in this high-end home. From black living room to dark and dramatic bedrooms, black bathrooms, and storage packed hallways, the design connection is on point. You will also see a floating furniture theme running through, in the shape of a floating effect coffee table, a floating kitchen, and bespoke floating platform bed designs. Even the bathroom mirrors seem to hover weightlessly in a warm halo.
A huge black living room stretches through the home, furnished with a long sumptuous sectional sofa and a coordinating chaise lounge.
An enormous square coffee table settles in the middle of the luxurious lounge, its solid wood mass seeming to float a couple of inches off the ground thanks to a recessed base.
Characterful home accessories dress the top of the coffee table, and a light cream rug beds beneath.
Majestic natural greenery comes into the room in the shape of a bonsai tree, which is held on a tall plant stand behind the deep chaise lounge. The effect of its tumbling foliage is doubled in towering mirrored panels.
The bonsai tree marks a transition into a small hallway in the home, where a wood effect door is camouflaged between matching wood wall panels.
Bespoke book stacks climb each side of the TV wall, with the base nooks settling on a long media unit that spans the full width of the room.
The mirror effect of the matching bookcases is echoed in a lounge chair arrangement behind the sofa, where two modern grey chairs face into a round coffee table by the fire.
At night, the flames of the fireplace warm the spot by the fireside, and soft lighting spills down over the book stacks.
Ten modern dining chairs surround an impressively chunky wooden dining table.
Floor to ceiling display shelves make an attractive dining room backdrop. Black panels cross between the shelves in varying widths to make an interesting feature, even if decor items are kept minimal. The panels also tie in with the solid black plinth on the dining room table design.
A linear suspension light crosses the dining room ceiling space. The fireplace hearth wraps around the partially dividing wall between the lounge and dining area.
Black doors front an expansive run of storage cupboards that start in the living room and continue all the way along the hallway. Modern spotlights extend down from the ceiling of the corridor on black cylinders.
There is a dramatic black U-shaped kitchen that seems to float, similarly to the coffee table illusion in the lounge. This time, the units have been wall mounted without plinths to magic the floating effect.
Wooden upper cabinets brighten, warm and texturise the colour scheme of the black kitchen. Wooden shutters dress a generously sized kitchen window.
A black backsplash works its way around the room, from a gas cooker hob on the right hand side return, to the an integrated black oven on the left.
A second run of wooden upper cabinets make a mirror image with the first.
The black storage cupboards from the hallway keep flowing along the back wall of the kitchen.
In the first bedroom, a Cesta dimmable lamp glows on the floor, lighting up the beautiful wood grain across made-to-measure units.
A headboard shelf has been cut into the wall of cabinets to create extra landing space for books and bedside bits, and to make up for the lack of storage beneath two neat bedside tables.
A floating effect platform bed pushes out directly from the headboard wall panels. The wood panelling creates a rich contrast against black fascias that cover the other half of the bedroom.
Grey runners warm up the floor on either side of the bed.
A floating wooden vanity table slices into the black TV wall decor. Wooden window shutters make a perfect pairing.
Black panels engulf a small powder room. Black fixtures blend with the surroundings.
A modern bathroom vanity stands out proudly against the dark decor, in a warm wood grain finish, with a matching towel bench. A backlit round vanity mirror seems to hover over the bathroom sink.
The second wood and black bedroom has an airier feel, thanks to dual aspect large windows–one of which is a glass wall ensuite.
A bespoke headboard design with integrated bedside units stretches wide across the room. Black wall shelves push along above the wooden headboard, as though they are emerging out of a dark night.
The glass wall ensuite bathroom helps the bedroom appear more spacious.
Another black panelled wall creates a smart TV mount. Bedroom doors are concealed within the panelwork.
The wood and black decor from the bedroom, and the rest of the home, continues into the ensuite master bathroom.
Flip out taps are concealed in the vanity shelving above an integrated black bathroom sink. Another illuminated vanity mirror highlights the wood tone wall.
LED strip lights make a recessed shelf glow inside a walk in shower.
A black wall mounted toilet blends with the dark bathroom decor.
A black flush plate, a bidet hand rinser, and a black toilet roll holder fall back into the black tiled walls too. A small wooden stool stands inside the black shower enclosure, matching with a wood slatted floor.
The last bathroom in the home is decorated in complete contrast to the previous two on the tour. This time, black large format wall tiles have been swapped out for cream counterparts, and a matching cream vanity unit is set beneath the illuminated wall mirror. However, the black theme of the home is brought through in the form of shower fixtures, toilet fittings and the same integrated tap and shelving unit found in the master suite.
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drewebowden66 · 5 years
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Luxurious Home Featuring Floating Furniture Designs
Black and wood tone come together in delicious contrast in this large and luxurious apartment, located in Athens. Designed and visualised by buro511, this interior design is a completely cohesive scheme that sees the same colours, textures and materials run throughout every space in this high-end home. From black living room to dark and dramatic bedrooms, black bathrooms, and storage packed hallways, the design connection is on point. You will also see a floating furniture theme running through, in the shape of a floating effect coffee table, a floating kitchen, and bespoke floating platform bed designs. Even the bathroom mirrors seem to hover weightlessly in a warm halo.
A huge black living room stretches through the home, furnished with a long sumptuous sectional sofa and a coordinating chaise lounge.
An enormous square coffee table settles in the middle of the luxurious lounge, its solid wood mass seeming to float a couple of inches off the ground thanks to a recessed base.
Characterful home accessories dress the top of the coffee table, and a light cream rug beds beneath.
Majestic natural greenery comes into the room in the shape of a bonsai tree, which is held on a tall plant stand behind the deep chaise lounge. The effect of its tumbling foliage is doubled in towering mirrored panels.
The bonsai tree marks a transition into a small hallway in the home, where a wood effect door is camouflaged between matching wood wall panels.
Bespoke book stacks climb each side of the TV wall, with the base nooks settling on a long media unit that spans the full width of the room.
The mirror effect of the matching bookcases is echoed in a lounge chair arrangement behind the sofa, where two modern grey chairs face into a round coffee table by the fire.
At night, the flames of the fireplace warm the spot by the fireside, and soft lighting spills down over the book stacks.
Ten modern dining chairs surround an impressively chunky wooden dining table.
Floor to ceiling display shelves make an attractive dining room backdrop. Black panels cross between the shelves in varying widths to make an interesting feature, even if decor items are kept minimal. The panels also tie in with the solid black plinth on the dining room table design.
A linear suspension light crosses the dining room ceiling space. The fireplace hearth wraps around the partially dividing wall between the lounge and dining area.
Black doors front an expansive run of storage cupboards that start in the living room and continue all the way along the hallway. Modern spotlights extend down from the ceiling of the corridor on black cylinders.
There is a dramatic black U-shaped kitchen that seems to float, similarly to the coffee table illusion in the lounge. This time, the units have been wall mounted without plinths to magic the floating effect.
Wooden upper cabinets brighten, warm and texturise the colour scheme of the black kitchen. Wooden shutters dress a generously sized kitchen window.
A black backsplash works its way around the room, from a gas cooker hob on the right hand side return, to the an integrated black oven on the left.
A second run of wooden upper cabinets make a mirror image with the first.
The black storage cupboards from the hallway keep flowing along the back wall of the kitchen.
In the first bedroom, a Cesta dimmable lamp glows on the floor, lighting up the beautiful wood grain across made-to-measure units.
A headboard shelf has been cut into the wall of cabinets to create extra landing space for books and bedside bits, and to make up for the lack of storage beneath two neat bedside tables.
A floating effect platform bed pushes out directly from the headboard wall panels. The wood panelling creates a rich contrast against black fascias that cover the other half of the bedroom.
Grey runners warm up the floor on either side of the bed.
A floating wooden vanity table slices into the black TV wall decor. Wooden window shutters make a perfect pairing.
Black panels engulf a small powder room. Black fixtures blend with the surroundings.
A modern bathroom vanity stands out proudly against the dark decor, in a warm wood grain finish, with a matching towel bench. A backlit round vanity mirror seems to hover over the bathroom sink.
The second wood and black bedroom has an airier feel, thanks to dual aspect large windows–one of which is a glass wall ensuite.
A bespoke headboard design with integrated bedside units stretches wide across the room. Black wall shelves push along above the wooden headboard, as though they are emerging out of a dark night.
The glass wall ensuite bathroom helps the bedroom appear more spacious.
Another black panelled wall creates a smart TV mount. Bedroom doors are concealed within the panelwork.
The wood and black decor from the bedroom, and the rest of the home, continues into the ensuite master bathroom.
Flip out taps are concealed in the vanity shelving above an integrated black bathroom sink. Another illuminated vanity mirror highlights the wood tone wall.
LED strip lights make a recessed shelf glow inside a walk in shower.
A black wall mounted toilet blends with the dark bathroom decor.
A black flush plate, a bidet hand rinser, and a black toilet roll holder fall back into the black tiled walls too. A small wooden stool stands inside the black shower enclosure, matching with a wood slatted floor.
The last bathroom in the home is decorated in complete contrast to the previous two on the tour. This time, black large format wall tiles have been swapped out for cream counterparts, and a matching cream vanity unit is set beneath the illuminated wall mirror. However, the black theme of the home is brought through in the form of shower fixtures, toilet fittings and the same integrated tap and shelving unit found in the master suite.
Recommended Reading:  51 Luxury Living Rooms 51 Luscious Luxury Dining Rooms 51 Luxury Kitchens 51 Luxury Bedrooms 50 Luxury Bathrooms Luxury Kids’ Room
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jeremystrele · 5 years
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A Beverly Hills House With A Dinosaur Skeleton Is For Sale
Beverly Hills 90210 is the coveted location of this 5 bedroom, 9 bathroom, 12,500 square foot home. The listing, from The Agency, showcases 1300 Beverly Estate Drive as a palatial three-story property that rules a 67,953 square foot sloping lot. Its quiet neighborhood is just minutes from the heart of Beverly Hills, and enjoys stunning panorama of the cityscape below and an ocean scene beyond. The interior design is a stunning a collaboration by Lorenzo Cascino, brand ambassador for Italian design firm Visionnaire, and Los Angeles based Ameen Ayoub Design Studio. The result is modern glamor that is both sleek and inviting, filled with high-end materials, bespoke decor and remarkable amenities.
One thousand feet of driveway curls up toward the hillside retreat.
The modern exterior cuts thin white slices away from the foliage covered natural landscape, replacing the fallen greenery with gardens of its own.
Sweeping terraces cradle young trees and shrubs that will flourish to merge the private property with its beautiful location.
The 80-foot-long pool design paints a bright blue bar across the face of the property. An extensive pool terrace runs the full length of the property, a perfect place for entertaining guests or simply enjoying solitude.
The pool laps against the sheer edge of the property. Swimmers can pause in the cool water to gaze out at unobstructed views of Beverly Hills.
Outdoor lounge areas fill the terrace, which includes custom-made lounge furniture by Visionnaire and fire pits to warm the terrace late into the night. There’s also a chic outdoor bar area with a large TV–perfect for keeping up with the game and good friends.
Sunloungers stretch beneath clear blue LA skies.
On arrival, we find a grand entrance located the level beneath the wraparound terrace. A striking black and white facade stands bold amongst neat plant beds and borders, which are beautifully lit to create a warm welcome.
From out here we can already see the main attraction – an Allosaurus skeleton, on loan from a private collector. The ancient exhibit is poised as if to race across the floor of a magnificent double-height glass wall foyer.
The white stone floor of the foyer spills to the outside of the building, like a luxurious welcome mat. The towering glass walls wrap the side of a second volume of the home, to flood a landing with sunshine.
Inside the foyer, glass balustrades around the modern staircase keep the entire space looking open and bright.
Massive sliding glass Fleetwood pocket doors open up the length of the home, bringing the Californian sun right inside. The brilliant sunshine highlights a central 22 foot tall, double-sided Aquitanian black marble fireplace in the open plan living room. Airy lounge areas are decorated in pale neutrals to let the fabulous stone have its moment.
More black marble is used as bespoke decoration on the opposite side of the luxurious living room, along with custom chandelier designs and exceptional works of art.
A bar has been crafted with rare Porto gold marble. The kitchen, living and dining areas become one with the back terrace and all of the outdoor entertaining space it has to add.
The dining room is an enormous double height spectacle of Aquitanian black marble, which is the opposite side of the living room’s central fireplace. A magnificent dining room chandelier rains down from its ceiling mount high above the table.
A modern chandelier is formed by a group of ring pendants in the kitchen, over the walk space between two sleek waterfall-edge kitchen islands topped with Armani Pietra gray marble.
Moving further in we find a dedicated tasting bar combined with yet another relaxing lounge area.
Behind the tasting lounge there stands a 600-bottle temperature-controlled wine storage room.
Glass walls keep the wine storage wall open to the rest of the home, creating a unique design feature and inevitable talking point.
An abundance of copper globe pendants bubble along the ceiling space of the glass entryway. Wooden panels wrap the interior walls and ceiling in a rich tone that marries harmoniously with the warmth of the metallic shades.
Glass walls let nature become the decor of the landing that leads to the bedrooms.
On the third level, situated at the end for added privacy, the master suite becomes an outdoor space when great glass walls are retracted. A unique headboard design has bedsides built into white upholstered panels, revealing moments of highly polished wood grain. The suite has a morning kitchen to enable the owners to take coffee out on the terrace immediately upon waking.
Mahogany cabinets seem to go on for miles and miles.
Black marble is replaced by cloud-white Bianca Carrara marble in the luxury bathroom design, which has dual bathroom vanities, a soaking tub, and its own access to the outdoor terrace.
Three more ensuite bedrooms occupy the north wing. The second elegant bedroom is filled with silver grey furnishings and modern bedside table lamps.
A double sink bathroom vanity stretches the length of a contemporary bathroom scheme.
Another bedroom opens directly onto a fire pit surrounded by outdoor chairs.
Plush white seating fills a home theater for 12 viewers.
There is a fitness studio stocked with Technogym equipment, a sauna, and a steam room clad with Calacatta porcelain.
Recreational amenities are plentiful in this home. The games room has a multi-screen TV wall and stylish white pool table. Outside, a hot tub deck is made private by tall growing bamboo plants.
The home boasts a four-car motor court, and has fully-integrated smart home technology.
The 945 square foot showroom garage is floored with glossy black tile.
World-famous venues and shopping of Beverly Hills, West Hollywood and the Sunset Strip are just minutes outside the gate.
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drewebowden66 · 5 years
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A Beverly Hills House With A Dinosaur Skeleton Is For Sale
Beverly Hills 90210 is the coveted location of this 5 bedroom, 9 bathroom, 12,500 square foot home. The listing, from The Agency, showcases 1300 Beverly Estate Drive as a palatial three-story property that rules a 67,953 square foot sloping lot. Its quiet neighborhood is just minutes from the heart of Beverly Hills, and enjoys stunning panorama of the cityscape below and an ocean scene beyond. The interior design is a stunning a collaboration by Lorenzo Cascino, brand ambassador for Italian design firm Visionnaire, and Los Angeles based Ameen Ayoub Design Studio. The result is modern glamor that is both sleek and inviting, filled with high-end materials, bespoke decor and remarkable amenities.
One thousand feet of driveway curls up toward the hillside retreat.
The modern exterior cuts thin white slices away from the foliage covered natural landscape, replacing the fallen greenery with gardens of its own.
Sweeping terraces cradle young trees and shrubs that will flourish to merge the private property with its beautiful location.
The 80-foot-long pool design paints a bright blue bar across the face of the property. An extensive pool terrace runs the full length of the property, a perfect place for entertaining guests or simply enjoying solitude.
The pool laps against the sheer edge of the property. Swimmers can pause in the cool water to gaze out at unobstructed views of Beverly Hills.
Outdoor lounge areas fill the terrace, which includes custom-made lounge furniture by Visionnaire and fire pits to warm the terrace late into the night. There’s also a chic outdoor bar area with a large TV–perfect for keeping up with the game and good friends.
Sunloungers stretch beneath clear blue LA skies.
On arrival, we find a grand entrance located the level beneath the wraparound terrace. A striking black and white facade stands bold amongst neat plant beds and borders, which are beautifully lit to create a warm welcome.
From out here we can already see the main attraction – an Allosaurus skeleton, on loan from a private collector. The ancient exhibit is poised as if to race across the floor of a magnificent double-height glass wall foyer.
The white stone floor of the foyer spills to the outside of the building, like a luxurious welcome mat. The towering glass walls wrap the side of a second volume of the home, to flood a landing with sunshine.
Inside the foyer, glass balustrades around the modern staircase keep the entire space looking open and bright.
Massive sliding glass Fleetwood pocket doors open up the length of the home, bringing the Californian sun right inside. The brilliant sunshine highlights a central 22 foot tall, double-sided Aquitanian black marble fireplace in the open plan living room. Airy lounge areas are decorated in pale neutrals to let the fabulous stone have its moment.
More black marble is used as bespoke decoration on the opposite side of the luxurious living room, along with custom chandelier designs and exceptional works of art.
A bar has been crafted with rare Porto gold marble. The kitchen, living and dining areas become one with the back terrace and all of the outdoor entertaining space it has to add.
The dining room is an enormous double height spectacle of Aquitanian black marble, which is the opposite side of the living room’s central fireplace. A magnificent dining room chandelier rains down from its ceiling mount high above the table.
A modern chandelier is formed by a group of ring pendants in the kitchen, over the walk space between two sleek waterfall-edge kitchen islands topped with Armani Pietra gray marble.
Moving further in we find a dedicated tasting bar combined with yet another relaxing lounge area.
Behind the tasting lounge there stands a 600-bottle temperature-controlled wine storage room.
Glass walls keep the wine storage wall open to the rest of the home, creating a unique design feature and inevitable talking point.
An abundance of copper globe pendants bubble along the ceiling space of the glass entryway. Wooden panels wrap the interior walls and ceiling in a rich tone that marries harmoniously with the warmth of the metallic shades.
Glass walls let nature become the decor of the landing that leads to the bedrooms.
On the third level, situated at the end for added privacy, the master suite becomes an outdoor space when great glass walls are retracted. A unique headboard design has bedsides built into white upholstered panels, revealing moments of highly polished wood grain. The suite has a morning kitchen to enable the owners to take coffee out on the terrace immediately upon waking.
Mahogany cabinets seem to go on for miles and miles.
Black marble is replaced by cloud-white Bianca Carrara marble in the luxury bathroom design, which has dual bathroom vanities, a soaking tub, and its own access to the outdoor terrace.
Three more ensuite bedrooms occupy the north wing. The second elegant bedroom is filled with silver grey furnishings and modern bedside table lamps.
A double sink bathroom vanity stretches the length of a contemporary bathroom scheme.
Another bedroom opens directly onto a fire pit surrounded by outdoor chairs.
Plush white seating fills a home theater for 12 viewers.
There is a fitness studio stocked with Technogym equipment, a sauna, and a steam room clad with Calacatta porcelain.
Recreational amenities are plentiful in this home. The games room has a multi-screen TV wall and stylish white pool table. Outside, a hot tub deck is made private by tall growing bamboo plants.
The home boasts a four-car motor court, and has fully-integrated smart home technology.
The 945 square foot showroom garage is floored with glossy black tile.
World-famous venues and shopping of Beverly Hills, West Hollywood and the Sunset Strip are just minutes outside the gate.
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jeremystrele · 5 years
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Minimalist Interiors In Soothing Shades Of Grey, Beige And White
Cool, crisp and serene, these two minimalist home interior tours redefine the idea of a ‘welcoming’ space. Our modern world is a chaotic and fast paced environment with many distractions. We are plugged in and on the go 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so maybe simplification of our surroundings is what’s needed to quieten our minds. “Tidy home, tidy mind” many might say, and these calm and uncluttered interiors would certainly be conducive to a more present state, or even a meditative mindset. Let’s look at how to pare back to a minimalist aesthetic whilst still striking a stylish note with beautiful furniture and lighting, and uplifting natural elements.
Designer: Marra Group   Visualizer: Marra Group   Located in Kyiv, Ukraine, our first home starts in a cool grey and white living room. The modern sofa stands in a minimalist profile with a low back. The coffee table is simply the table top itself, laid flat on the floor for minimal fuss.
A tiny floor lamp shines bright enough at dusk, making a cosy reading corner and showcasing the large artwork that’s propped behind the arm of the couch. Thick grey curtains give the minimalistic room a sense of comfort and sophistication.
Dual aspect windows throw natural light into the bright room. A single white armchair has a beautifully curvaceous yet unfussy design; it also follows the floor hugging, sans leg furniture theme of the sofa and coffee table.
A modern fireplace wraps the chimney breast on two sides, which echoes the shallow L-shaped arrangement of the sectional sofa opposite, and the layout of windows in the room. The TV has been wall mounted above it, aligned perfectly to its left frame for streamlined simplicity.
Where the modern fireplace wraps around the return of the chimney breast, a neat log store has been recessed into the volume. The cut logs become part of the decor, adding attractive natural tone into the predominantly white scheme, and matching the coffee table top.
Custom cut mirrors fit edge to edge on the hallway wall, making it look twice its actual width.
A white staircase rises quietly to the top floor of the house without any fanfare.
The kitchen diner stands in open plan with the lounge.
Tall larder cabinets along the back wall have been given a flush built-in aesthetic. A white kitchen island takes up the centre of the floor, with the dining table set right by its side.
One super long thin bar suspension light spans the entire length of the kitchen island and dining table, linking them as one cohesive unit.
Pale dining chairs gain subtle visual warmth from their wooden legs.
The same pale grey curtains applied in the lounge draw closed across the kitchen windows too. Perimeter lighting casts an intimate glow.
Indoor plants bring life to the crisp staircase design.
Grey toned wood laminate flooring covers both the upper and lower floors, laying an easy flow.
Hardier white flooring covers the home entryway and kitchen area.
Up in the minimalist bedroom, a comfy beanbag chair makes a cosy and repositionable reading spot.
No decoration or extra furniture appears at the foot of the bed, only a wall mounted TV.
Perimeter lighting is tucked along the top of the TV wall.
The headboard of the bed doubles as a desk on its other side.
A comfortable chair sits at the sleek white desk.
A slimline desk lamp lights the minimalist workspace.
Moving into the minimalist bathroom, we find a double shower installation, and a freestanding bathtub for longer soaks.
Shower drainage is set right into the floor opposite a double sink vanity unit.
There is an extra window to the side of the bathtub, which looks through into the bedroom. A window blind can be pulled down for privacy.
Soap dispensers and bath bits are served on tree trunk side table by the bath.
Inside a single bedroom, a floor bed keeps the room looking ultra spacious.
The floor skimming bedside shelf links the bed base to the closet wall. A low hanging bedroom pendant light drops a spot light on the shelf, whilst LEDs highlight the headboard.
The wooden bedside is a slice of warmth in the pale room.
Wooden elements are consistent throughout the home.
In a second home workspace we find a floating desk–another way to avoid the visual chaos of furniture legs.
Designer: KDVA   Visualizer: KDVA   Our second tour takes place in a 65 square metre home in Moscow, Russia. GH10 was created for seclusion and comfort, focusing on simple forms and materials, natural light and airiness.
A white dining table set stands behind the grey sofa, flanked by white kitchen units and a white sideboard.
Architectural white allows the colors of sunrise and sunset, grey clouds and blue skies to reflect over the interior.
Two vases adorn the basic white dining table, with a red glass vase adding a tiny spark of heat.
Chrome coat hooks align vertically a tidy board in the clear hallway.
A sliding door leads into the bathroom.
The bedroom is home to a floating effect platform bed.
Floating bedsides continue the weightless illusion.
Sliding doors link the sleep space with the living room.
A beige bathroom scheme is simple yet comforting. White sanitaryware and bathroom furniture cut crisply through the neutral tone. A colour coordinated laundry basket stores fluffy white towels.
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drewebowden66 · 5 years
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Minimalist Interiors In Soothing Shades Of Grey, Beige And White
Cool, crisp and serene, these two minimalist home interior tours redefine the idea of a ‘welcoming’ space. Our modern world is a chaotic and fast paced environment with many distractions. We are plugged in and on the go 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so maybe simplification of our surroundings is what’s needed to quieten our minds. “Tidy home, tidy mind” many might say, and these calm and uncluttered interiors would certainly be conducive to a more present state, or even a meditative mindset. Let’s look at how to pare back to a minimalist aesthetic whilst still striking a stylish note with beautiful furniture and lighting, and uplifting natural elements.
Designer: Marra Group   Visualizer: Marra Group   Located in Kyiv, Ukraine, our first home starts in a cool grey and white living room. The modern sofa stands in a minimalist profile with a low back. The coffee table is simply the table top itself, laid flat on the floor for minimal fuss.
A tiny floor lamp shines bright enough at dusk, making a cosy reading corner and showcasing the large artwork that’s propped behind the arm of the couch. Thick grey curtains give the minimalistic room a sense of comfort and sophistication.
Dual aspect windows throw natural light into the bright room. A single white armchair has a beautifully curvaceous yet unfussy design; it also follows the floor hugging, sans leg furniture theme of the sofa and coffee table.
A modern fireplace wraps the chimney breast on two sides, which echoes the shallow L-shaped arrangement of the sectional sofa opposite, and the layout of windows in the room. The TV has been wall mounted above it, aligned perfectly to its left frame for streamlined simplicity.
Where the modern fireplace wraps around the return of the chimney breast, a neat log store has been recessed into the volume. The cut logs become part of the decor, adding attractive natural tone into the predominantly white scheme, and matching the coffee table top.
Custom cut mirrors fit edge to edge on the hallway wall, making it look twice its actual width.
A white staircase rises quietly to the top floor of the house without any fanfare.
The kitchen diner stands in open plan with the lounge.
Tall larder cabinets along the back wall have been given a flush built-in aesthetic. A white kitchen island takes up the centre of the floor, with the dining table set right by its side.
One super long thin bar suspension light spans the entire length of the kitchen island and dining table, linking them as one cohesive unit.
Pale dining chairs gain subtle visual warmth from their wooden legs.
The same pale grey curtains applied in the lounge draw closed across the kitchen windows too. Perimeter lighting casts an intimate glow.
Indoor plants bring life to the crisp staircase design.
Grey toned wood laminate flooring covers both the upper and lower floors, laying an easy flow.
Hardier white flooring covers the home entryway and kitchen area.
Up in the minimalist bedroom, a comfy beanbag chair makes a cosy and repositionable reading spot.
No decoration or extra furniture appears at the foot of the bed, only a wall mounted TV.
Perimeter lighting is tucked along the top of the TV wall.
The headboard of the bed doubles as a desk on its other side.
A comfortable chair sits at the sleek white desk.
A slimline desk lamp lights the minimalist workspace.
Moving into the minimalist bathroom, we find a double shower installation, and a freestanding bathtub for longer soaks.
Shower drainage is set right into the floor opposite a double sink vanity unit.
There is an extra window to the side of the bathtub, which looks through into the bedroom. A window blind can be pulled down for privacy.
Soap dispensers and bath bits are served on tree trunk side table by the bath.
Inside a single bedroom, a floor bed keeps the room looking ultra spacious.
The floor skimming bedside shelf links the bed base to the closet wall. A low hanging bedroom pendant light drops a spot light on the shelf, whilst LEDs highlight the headboard.
The wooden bedside is a slice of warmth in the pale room.
Wooden elements are consistent throughout the home.
In a second home workspace we find a floating desk–another way to avoid the visual chaos of furniture legs.
Designer: KDVA   Visualizer: KDVA   Our second tour takes place in a 65 square metre home in Moscow, Russia. GH10 was created for seclusion and comfort, focusing on simple forms and materials, natural light and airiness.
A white dining table set stands behind the grey sofa, flanked by white kitchen units and a white sideboard.
Architectural white allows the colors of sunrise and sunset, grey clouds and blue skies to reflect over the interior.
Two vases adorn the basic white dining table, with a red glass vase adding a tiny spark of heat.
Chrome coat hooks align vertically a tidy board in the clear hallway.
A sliding door leads into the bathroom.
The bedroom is home to a floating effect platform bed.
Floating bedsides continue the weightless illusion.
Sliding doors link the sleep space with the living room.
A beige bathroom scheme is simple yet comforting. White sanitaryware and bathroom furniture cut crisply through the neutral tone. A colour coordinated laundry basket stores fluffy white towels.
Recommended Reading:  40 Gorgeously Minimalist Living Rooms 40 Serenely Minimalist Bedrooms 40 Modern Minimalist Style Bathrooms 40 Minimalist Dining Rooms 40 Minimalist Kitchens
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Neutral, Modern-Minimalist Interior Design: 4 Examples That Masterfully Show Us How
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White Minimalism: 3 Examples That Show How To Get It Right
Four Perfectly Pale Scandi Style Interiors
Contemporary Living Room Furniture
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