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moodboardmix · 8 months ago
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ShineMaker Retreat, Wilson, Wyoming, United States,
CLB Architects & HSH interiors
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pixelblooming · 2 months ago
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the farmhouse is coming along
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shmorp-mcdurgen · 1 year ago
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HSH AU MASTERPOST
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Going ahead and making a master-post SPECIFICALLY for the Home Sweet Home au, (made by both me and @anotherr-side), due to the fact its still ongoing and has. a lot to it. So I hope this helps with finding anything you need if you're new to the au!
(Everything below the cut, as. it's a long one.)
****UPDATE ON THE SERIES****
^^^READ BEFORE GOING FORWARD^^^
FICS
This is where I recommend you start when looking for things for this au, as the main events, concepts, and characters will be introduced here. (In recommended reading order.)
(CONTENT WARNINGS ARE LISTED ON EACH FIC. HEED THE WARNINGS.)
-Descent (pre vol 1)
-Prologue/Vol 1: Home is Where the Heart is
-The Phone Call (pre vol 2 teaser)
-Vol 2: Barotrauma
-Encounter
-Interview Transcript 1 (Leah Heathcliff)
-Interview Transcript 2 (Arthur Heathcliff)
-Vol 3: Radio Silence
-Martyrdom
-█████████
-Journal Entry (Shepherd's Tone teaser)
-Shepherd's Tone
-Remorse.
-What then?
Don't turn that dial now. There's more to come. :)
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REFERENCES
These are the character references! Now these WILL include spoilers to the fics, so. I recommend reading those first BEFORE looking at the refs. but if you have, then here they are!
Mark Heathcliff: Pre vol 1 events, (here's another drawing of him thats a bit less outdated)
Cesar Torres: (not much here at the moment. but don't fret. you'll see him eventually.)
Maria Torres: Post Vol 1
Sarah Heathcliff: ref made by rufus (anotherr-side), Official ref by me, along with Jonah's design
Evelin Miller: (N/A) (yet.)
Adam Murray: Pre vol 2 events
Jonah Marshall: (see Sarah's.)
Dave Lee: Post Encounter
Thatcher Davis: Post Vol 3
Ruth Weaver: Pre Vol 3
Mr and Mrs Heathcliff: (N/A)
Zero: (reference)
Her: Home ref 1, Home interior, The Clock.
Her Guests. (references)
Her Host. (reference, plus "Starved" version.)
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MISCELLANEOUS
Teasers and other smaller things.
-Vol 2/au teaser "trailer"
-Shorter vol 2 video teaser
-HAVE YOU SEEN US?
-The Belly of the Beast (vol 2 teaser/Home's basement ref)
-ITEM EXHIBITION 1
-ITEM EXHIBITION 2
-Mark's Soliloquy
-The Perpetrator.
-The Martyr (Martyrdom Teaser)
-Sarah Heathcliff video teaser
-Cesar's drawing
-Vol 3 Teaser image 1
-Vol 3 Teaser 2
-The Fate of the Jester
-Home SCP article (non canon)
-The Bells Toll for Me.
-Dove Messenger convo
-Prophet.
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rochadesignstudio · 1 year ago
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A Comprehensive Guide to the best interior design firms in los angeles
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Certainly! Identifying the best interior design firms in Los Angeles involves considering factors such as design style, reputation, client satisfaction, and project diversity. Here's a comprehensive guide to some of the top interior design firms in Los Angeles:
1. Commune Design:
Focus: Modern, sustainable designs with a focus on craftsmanship.
Notable Projects: Ace Hotel in Downtown LA, Heath Ceramics showroom.
2. Martyn Lawrence Bullard Design:
Focus: Versatile designs ranging from traditional to contemporary, often with a global influence.
Notable Projects: Chateau Gutsch in Switzerland, Colony Palms Hotel.
3. Studio Shamshiri:
Focus: Timeless and elegant designs that merge historic and contemporary elements.
Notable Projects: The Soho House in West Hollywood, NeueHouse Hollywood.
4. Waldo's Designs:
Focus: Classic designs with a mix of contemporary and vintage elements.
Notable Projects: Michael Ovitz's Beverly Hills estate, various high-end residences.
5. Olson Kundig:
Focus: Innovative and sustainable designs with an emphasis on natural elements.
Notable Projects: 3.2.1. Restaurant, Pacific Northwest residences.
6. MarmolRadziner:
Focus: Modern and minimalist designs, known for architectural integration.
Notable Projects: Richard Neutra's Kaufmann House restoration, Venice House.
7. Martinkovic Milford Architects:
Focus: Modern and contemporary designs with an emphasis on functionality.
Notable Projects: Luxury residential projects, hospitality design.
8. McClean Design:
Focus: Contemporary and modern designs with a strong emphasis on spatial relationships.
Notable Projects: Luxury residences in Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and Malibu.
9. Disc Interiors:
Focus: Timeless designs with a California casual aesthetic.
Notable Projects: Residential homes, boutique hotels.
10. Aidlin Darling Design:
Focus: Sustainable and innovative designs, often incorporating natural elements.
Notable Projects: SingleThread Farms restaurant, Meadowood Napa Valley.
11. Martinkovic Milford Architects:
Focus: Modern and contemporary designs with an emphasis on functionality.
Notable Projects: Luxury residential projects, hospitality design.
12. HSH Interiors:
Focus: Timeless and sophisticated designs with attention to detail.
Notable Projects: High-end residential interiors, commercial spaces.
13. Kelly Wearstler:
Focus: Bold and luxurious designs with a touch of Hollywood glamour.
Notable Projects: Proper Hotels, BG Restaurant at Bergdorf Goodman.
14. Jeff Andrews Design:
Focus: Modern and sophisticated designs with a celebrity clientele.
Notable Projects: Homes for the Kardashians, Ryan Seacrest.
15. Kapito Muller Interiors:
Focus: Classic and timeless designs with a contemporary twist.
Notable Projects: Luxury residential homes in Los Angeles and beyond.
How to Choose:
Portfolio Review: Examine their portfolio to ensure their design style aligns with your preferences.
Client Testimonials: Check reviews and testimonials to gauge client satisfaction.
Budget Consideration: Ensure the firm's pricing aligns with your budget.
Communication: Choose a firm with effective communication and collaboration practices.
Conclusion:
Selecting the best interior design firm in Los Angeles depends on your specific project requirements, design preferences, and budget. Take the time to meet with different firms, discuss your vision, and assess their ability to bring your ideas to life.
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blog2collectionsanfavs · 5 years ago
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Hyrule the baby detective?
ohohoho okay so.. I have three genres I like to write in my original lit: horror, scifi, and mystery. so I wanted to write a mystery for LU, multichapter and thoroughly outlined (partly because analyzing HSH was so much fun and I wanted to keep that going alkdfjkasdfj). so I came up with an idea for a crime mystery set in a vaguely 1890s ‘modern’ Castle Town city following apprentice detective Hyrule... I actually wrote a Lot for the first draft before realizing it was a bit too silly for my intent and I hadn’t outlined it enough to solve the sideplots I’d introduced while writing. so I scrapped this... 4? chapter first draft right before the climax and sat down to Really plot it out (I wrote this one in July I think lol)
I have a whole outline and I made a new setting: ‘modern’ university AU with a serial killer antagonist who takes an interest in Hyrule. I had so much of it planned out and I was hype to write it because the twist was amazing, which is the part I felt was lacking set up in the first try. but then classes started and I came up with another multichapter idea and started writing that instead, kinda.. oops!
so if I ever release a version of this fic, it’ll probably be an edited and finished version of the crack taken seriously first draft XD and I’m not sure if I’ll ever use the twist I came up with for the second version so I won’t share it, but it was Good omg.... I love adding twists into my multichapter fics, they’re so much fun aaa! :D
and I guess, just because I can.... have a (unedited and messy) snippet from it! :D
Hyrule was so nervous he’d managed to leave the office and board the subway before even opening the envelope. The envelope where the address of the client and time of meeting was… Hyrule sighed, carefully opening the clasps and peering inside. There was one tiny slip of paper and nothing else. Great. Hyrule pulled the appointment card out, squinting down at the scribbled address and-- oh dear, the meeting was in less than an hour! Hyrule’s eyes flicked around, only relaxing slightly as he realized he’d somehow managed to board the correct train.
He was a bit frustrated at the lack of information he’d been given, if he was being honest. A murder case typically had a name, some pictures, a report even when they got the call, but the card Hyrule held simply had an address and a name--Twilight. Odd name, but he didn’t really have room to talk, his parents had named him after a country after all.
The train arrived and Hyrule shuffled his way through the crowds at the station, climbing the stairs to find himself in the center of the historic district. Towering stone buildings lined the streets in streaked creams and greys, stained by coal even as most of the city moved to electric. The houses here were expensive and ancient and Hyrule knew the district was made of wealthy, private citizens more than anything else. People who preferred to keep their affairs under the table, tight-lipped and aloof, rude even. Hyrule lived in a dingy apartment, packed like a sardine in rooms barely big enough for a bed and stove. He felt small and out of place just standing in the street, suddenly aware of how cheap his white shirt and suspenders looked compared to the businessmen clad in full suits around him.
Hyrule rushed to find the building, glancing up towards the clock tower that rested in the building at the end of the street. Rows and rows of brownstones, all looking strikingly similar, before Hyrule found the bright red overhang of an apartment building, the address emblazoned on the cloth in gold script. He let out a small sigh of relief, still ten minutes ahead of schedule, and pulled open the grand wooden door at the entrance.
The interior was dark but spacious, high ceilings and sconces all fit with gas lamps that were out of use. There was a window at the top of the first flight of stairs, smudged and allowing a grey, watery light to pass into the foyer--the only light present. The right side of the hall held a built in alcove, a set of open mailboxes behind a desk and chair. An attendant sat in the dim light, head slumped forward on his chest, brown hair disheveled over his maroon uniform. Obviously asleep. Hyrule looked down at his note, up at the stairs, and quietly snuck past.
Two flights up Hyrule noticed a massive chandelier hanging from the ceiling at the top floor, visible through the gaps in the alternating staircases. A small man was strapped to the rail and ceiling, grease and soot staining his shirt and hair pulled away with a green headband. Hyrule found himself on the fifth floor and peering at the precarious set up the man had constructed--or was he just a boy? He didn’t look much older than fourteen, but he was clearly hard at work, wires looped around his arms and clamps in hand as he converted the chandelier from gas to electric. The kid shot Hyrule a questioning look and he realized he’d been staring, quickly turning away and facing the hall ahead.
There were six doors, three on each side of the hall with tiny golden plaques adorning the wood with each apartment number. Hyrule winced as each step he took broadcast itself in loud squeaks, the maroon carpet rolled over the wood doing nothing to muffle them. Fortunately the apartment he was looking for was the first to his left, room 501, and he took a moment to check his pocket watch and take a few steadying breaths. Before he moved to knock on the door he heard the click of the knob, and a moment later the door tugged open to reveal a man dressed in a dark jacket with dirty blonde hair and piercing blue eyes. They narrowed for a second and Hyrule felt himself stiffen in fear before the man grabbed his arm and pulled him in.
The door shut quickly, trapping Hyrule in the mysterious apartment with a threatening stranger and no escape. He almost considered trying to bolt before his eyes landed on the teen sprawled over the loveseat ahead, long blonde hair spilling onto the ground while his bare feet rested over the couch back. His left side was covered in a layer of streaking pink scars that pinched his eye slightly shut and twisted his mouth into a perpetual smirk. What made Hyrule pause however was the grin the kid shot him, warm and excited, and when he turned back to the other man he saw the tense posture had relaxed significantly.
“You’re from the agency, right?” the man asked, voice a bit tired and hopeful, like he’d been through this song and dance several times before.
“Ah, y-yes! My name is Hyrule, it’s a pleasure to make your acquaintance.” Hyrule stretched out his hand and the man shook it readily, firm, and Hyrule felt himself begin to relax slightly.
“I’m Twilight. Why don’t you have a seat and I’ll fill you in on why I called.” Twilight offered a small smile and Hyrule let himself be guided to sit in a high backed armchair opposite the loveseat. Twilight shoved the teen’s legs off the back and came to sit beside him as he readjusted into a cross-legged position, grin still wide on his face.
“I’m Wild by the way,” Wild waved, Twilight nodding somewhat resigned.
“It’s nice to meet you, Wild,” Hyrule nodded despite the odd name, smiling at the thanks Twilight mouthed at him.
“Alright, so,” Twilight huffed, crossing his legs and straightening his back. Hyrule perked up, pulling a notepad and pencil from his jacket pocket and flipping open to a blank page. “I didn’t say much on the phone last night because this is a… well, a sensitive case, let’s say.”
Hyrule hummed, curiosity easing his anxiety enough to shine through. “A murder, yes?”
Twilight winced and Wild snickered at his side.
“Yes and no…” Twilight shot Wild a glare. “See, it hasn’t exactly happened yet.”
Hyrule paused. Huh.
“So you heard that a murder is being planned and you called us to help prevent it?” Hyrule surmised, only to be met with more laughter from Wild. Twilight shoved him but the teen only hid his smile behind a hand in response.
“Not exactly,” Twilight sighed, and Hyrule noticed the dark circles beneath his eyes. “You see, we have this odd neighbor at the end of the hall, and--”
“Twilight saw the guy’s ghost in a dream and is convinced he’s going to be killed.” Wild cut in, ignoring the sharp glare Twilight shot his way.
“Well, that’s a new one.” Hyrule raised his eyebrows, taking in the giggling teen and Twilight’s tired expression.
“It wasn’t a dream, I saw him, or at least I think I did.” Twilight sighed, fixing Hyrule with pleading eyes. “It must have been a ghost because he just appeared out of nowhere in the hall, covered in blood, and told me to call the cops. I did, but when they arrived they said nothing was wrong and I must have been seeing things. But I have a bad feeling about it, something isn’t right. I just want to make sure the Old Man’s okay.”
“When was this exactly? Have you checked on him yourself?” Hyrule tapped his pencil on the notepad, mulling over Twilight’s words. This certainly was an interesting case, and while he wasn’t sure how much he could truly do to help, he understood what Twilight meant. Hyrule trusted his own instincts--a bit too much according to Legend--but they hadn’t truly led him astray yet.
“This was a week ago. I checked on him right after I woke up the next morning. He was fine, not a scratch on him, but something tells me whatever is coming for him hasn’t yet.” Twilight twisted his fingers together nervously and Wild’s laughter petered off. “I’ve been hearing arguments from his apartment. More and more strange people have been coming to visit, and at odd times of the night. I think he’s gotten himself mixed up in something, but he’s pretty stoic and keeps to himself. I just worry…”
Alright, so maybe this case wasn’t as straightforward as he’d been led to believe, but Hyrule wasn’t deterred. Twilight’s words shone with honesty and he realized that the man was likely on his last attempt to find help. No one in their right mind would believe this story, no respectable detective would take on such a case. So it was a good thing Legend sent him, because Hyrule had literally nothing to lose.
“I’ll help you,” Hyrule announced, feeling a swell of confidence as Twilight smiled and Wild shook his head fondly. “If what you say is true there is cause for concern. I can start interviewing those close to him and keeping tabs. If he’s in trouble, we’ll find out, and I can make sure he stays safe.”
Well, he could try, but that was beside the point.
“Thank you so much,” Twilight said, already relaxing. “You don’t know how many detectives I’ve reached out to. They all say I’m crazy or trying to pull a prank.”
“Well, I’m here now, and I’ll get to the bottom of this.” Hyrule replied with far more confidence than he had. At least Legend had taught him one thing--how to bullshit. “So, why don’t we start with what you know about this man…”
Twilight sat back in the chair, Wild getting up to make tea in the adjacent kitchenette. Hyrule readied his pencil, hands steady as his nerves eased.
“We call him Time.”
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yachtingboat · 5 years ago
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Bigger & Better: Heesen’s 2020 Vision
Bigger & Better: Heesen’s 2020 Vision
For Dutch yacht-builder Heesen, 2020 is on scheduled to be a monumental year of launches. Over 13 yachts with a total of 731 linear metres in length are currently under construction at the Oss-based shipyard, and some long-awaited projects will hit the waters this year, one of those being the shipyard’s largest to date.
Heesen is a holistic yard with unrivalled in-house capabilities which set an owner’s dream on the path to reality. Heesen’s Director of Operations, Rick van de Wetering, told Superyachts.com last September of the importance that these dreams are met with ‘Fast Deliveries’, a reason he believes gives Heesen an edge in the market.
“That’s one of the success stories of Heesen,” explained Rick. “The customisation of a full custom boat but also with the fast deliveries we can always find the answer to the questions a client has, hence that we have so many projects in the pipeline.”
Back then, Van de Wetering was speaking following the successful launch of four superyachts, including 55m Vida and 50m Erica. This year is set to surpass even the excitement of those deliveries. The first superyacht to launch reflects the industry’s commitment to green innovation. YN 19150, or Project Electra, is a 5000 hybrid vessel, built on the successful innovative platform of Home. Home was the winner of many awards following her delivery in 2017, including the RINA green award by HSH Prince Albert of Monaco, and Electra will become her sister ship when she is launched this year.
More than their successful fast delivery platforms, Heesen dares to take on challenging custom superyacht designs. The investment in their facility in Winterswijk has been a huge part of this and allows them to build bigger and better superyachts. This coming summer will see the shipyard launch Project Cosmos, the biggest superyacht built in its history.
“It is a natural step for us to take,” said the Director of Operations. “Over the years we have grown every year, with the 60m and now the 80m Cosmos.” In June Cosmos will have her hull and superstructure joined together in Oss, providing the world with a first look at the stunning exterior crafted by Winch Design. The construction of the largest and fastest aluminium yacht will then be completed in shed 2, where the luxurious interiors styled by both Sinot design and Heesen’s in-house artisans will be fitted.
Elsewhere, the development of Project Akira is progressing well since her presentation at the 2019 Monaco Yacht Show. Heesen are working with both Harrison Eidsgaard and Omega Architects on the 5700 aluminium superyacht, which is sure to be as stunning as it is innovative with such a renowned cast working hard behind the scenes.
The future of the Dutch shipyard is looking especially bright, with several other highly-anticipated exclusive projects are in the making and due for delivery in the coming years. 60m Project Falcon, Heesen’s largest displacement yacht, had her hull and superstructure joined in September ahead of her 2021 delivery. Other exciting Heesen projects include 59m SkyFall and 67m Sparta, while Xventure, a next-generation explorer vessel in collaboration with Winch Design, was unveiled during FLIBS 2019.
Testament to its ability to offer in-house expertise and attract collaborations with the finest designers in the world, Heesen continues to push the boundaries of innovation and will once again cause a storm in the industry this year.
Project Cosmos
Project Cosmos
Project Falcon
XVENTURE
Project Electra
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chaelinsbitch · 5 years ago
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People are angry at HSH for the rumors she's spreading but like she's exactly how most knets act like that's why knets love her. Even the kmedia is using her to collect dirt on idols. No way she's going anywhere soon since she's practically a 'hero' in Korea. People (non-idols) there love her. Everything she says is the 'holy truth', according to knets. That's why HSH is so sure nothing will ever happen to her.
That plus the comfort of her family backing her and being able to pull any strings to get her out of anything... girls living her best villain life. This kind of person is someone I'd expect to see on gossip girl or something, I cant believe she exists in real life. Even with all the support she has in all of those ways I genuinly truly wish and hope that soon everything she has will come crashing down in the worst way and that finally her rotten interior will start manifesting itself on the surface for even the trashiest of knetz to see
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welovejessicaszohr · 2 years ago
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“Designing Christmas”
For the past six years, interior designer Stella (Jessica Szohr) and contractor Pablo (Marco Grazzini), have charmed homeowners and viewers alike as co-hosts of the renovation show “House Sweet Home” by relying on their expertise and palpable on-screen chemistry despite not being an actual couple. After the owners of the home slated for their upcoming holiday episode pull out, Pablo and the “HSH” team convince Stella to be their next client in hopes of saving the episode and the show itself. This has a trepidatious Stella not only agreeing to renovate her family’s Victorian home with Pablo (a.k.a. The Sledgehammer), but also moving her impending nuptials to fiancé Jack (Mykee Selkin) up several months in a bid to make this their biggest and best episode yet. As Stella and Pablo labor together more closely than ever before to bring her family’s beloved home back from a state of disrepair in time for the Christmas Eve ceremony, Stella confides in her mentor Freddy (Hilary Farr) about the complicated and unexplored feelings that could jeopardize everything.
Directed by Pat Mills and starring Jessica Szohr, Marco Grazzini, Mykee Selkin, Leighton Williams, Fiona Highet, Eugene Clark, Nicole Power, with HGTV’s Hilary Farr, “Designing Christmas” is produced by MarVista Entertainment in association with Neshama Entertainment.
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moodboardmix · 5 years ago
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Mill Valley Family Home, Marin County, California, United States,  
HSH Interiors
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pixelblooming · 2 months ago
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sawyer's place
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acmleo · 3 years ago
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Interior design for own house ~HSH DECOR Discover more www.melaminepaper.com #plywood #interior (在 HSH Decoration Materials CO.,LTD) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSkJJs0h2y5/?utm_medium=tumblr
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casaslujo-costa-brava · 5 years ago
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Extraña casa de tres pisos diseñada para no tener que subir ni una escalera
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Esta casa con rampa es de color rosa brillante responde al nombre de Villa Hermina y está en la República Checa. Es obra de los arquitectos HSH y consta de tres plantas conectadas unas a otras por una gran rampa continua.
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Esta casa de color rosa brillante responde al nombre de Villa Hermina y se encuentra ubicada en la República Checa. Ha sido obra de los arquitectos HSH y consta de tres plantas conectadas unas a otras por una gran rampa continua. La rampa cumple una doble función dentro de la vivienda, donde sirve como medio para ir de un piso a otro y como divisor de los diferentes espacios de la casa.
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La casa con rampa está situada cerca de Černín, y destaca por encima del resto de las casas tradicionales de la zona. El exterior del edificio de aspecto áspero contrasta con el interior, de ambiente más minimalista con acabado de acero y hormigón.
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Los clientes pidieron a HSH que incorporase una sala de cine a pesar del pequeño espacio disponible. Los arquitectos fueron capaces de resolver ese problema mediante la alineación del suelo con la pendiente de la colina, lo que les permitió crear una zona de la pared relativamente grande para poder poner la pantalla donde proyectar las películas.
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Estructura de esta casa con rampa
Se accede a la cocina y al comer a través de una de las primera rampa. La segunda te lleva hasta el final de la casa, donde se encuentra el dormitorio principal y el baño suite.
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jodybouchard9 · 5 years ago
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7 Architectural Elements You Should Never Touch During a Renovation
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Older homes have plenty of charm, but they also have their inconveniences: drafts, slanting floors, closed-in kitchens, and tiny bathrooms. The way we live now is just different. So if you’re considering updating an older home to incorporate modern comforts, there’s something appealing about just doing a gut renovation and starting with a clean slate. Then you can finally create your dream home exactly as you see it in your mind.
But while in general you want to get rid of outdated, inefficient features, you should hold off when it comes to certain unique architectural details.
“Architectural features that give homes distinct character should be left intact,” advises Patrick Garrett, a broker and owner at H&H Realty in Trussville, AL. “There are home buyers looking for homes with unique features and older homes with character and charm.”
If you’re lucky enough to own a home with historic flair, here are some of the elements that you should endeavor to preserve.
1. Molding
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The traditional look of molding is so popular that it’s even found in most newly built homes. If your older home already has these original elements, rejoice!
“On the inside of the home, the first things we salvage are the staircase, window trim, and crown molding,” says Thomas Kenny, co-founder of Scott Simpson Design + Build in Northbrook, IL. “The original molding, in particular, gives the home character and is usually crafted from high-quality materials that will stand the test of time.”
2. Exposed brick
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Before you take a sledgehammer to your exposed brick walls, consider this: Many homeowners are actually stripping away their bland drywall to expose the beautiful brick behind it.
“You should not remove exposed brick, because it lends a unique architectural element that brings texture and a rustic vibe to a space,” says Laurie DiGiacomo, principal designer at Laurie DiGiacomo Interiors in Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ. In many homes, the exposed brick serves as a focal point in the room.
3. Columns, exterior trim, and siding
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There’s a lot of character in the exterior of an older home.
“When working on historic renovations, we always try to maintain the structural integrity, which means keeping a few elements like columns, exterior trim, and siding intact, because those are impossible to replicate,” says Kenny.
A historical porch with columns may be the home’s most notable exterior feature.
4. Built-in bookcases and window seats
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These space-saving features add charm and functionality to a home’s interior.
“Built-in bookcases are highly functional, but they also allow one to artfully arrange objects and books,” says DiGiacomo.
And she considers window seats an amenity that could tug at future buyers’ heartstrings.
“They are one of those features in a home that instantly forces you to imagine living in that home,” she says. “The minute someone sees a window seat, they immediately fantasize about relaxing and curling up there with a good book.”
5. Stained glass
Photo by Shed Brand Studios Upgrading windows is a usual part of any reno—but think twice if those windows are made of stained glass. Original stained glass is pretty rare, and that increases the desirability factor, according to Jonathan Self, a real estate agent at Center Coast Realty in Chicago.
“Once you come across [stained-glass windows], you will remember them for a lifetime,” says Anastasios Gliatis, CEO at Anastasios Interiors in New York City. “They also provide a spiritual, peaceful feeling, since they are identified with churches.”
6. Fireplaces
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A fireplace used to be necessary to generate heat, but now it can help generate interest in your home.
“Fireplaces are always a great addition to your home, and older fireplaces come with rich details and rare stones,” Gliatis says. As a result, they create a focal point when walking into the room.
7. Solid core/paneled doors
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The doors in your older home are nothing like the variety at the big-box store down the street.
“Old solid-core doors, and often their metal elements like doorplates, are real gems,” says Self. “You can’t buy these with any amount of money, because the craftsmanship it takes to make them doesn’t exist anymore.”
Paneled doors with brass knobs and hinges are definitely worth keeping, Gliatis adds, because this type of hardware can be hard to find and is quite expensive.
The post 7 Architectural Elements You Should Never Touch During a Renovation appeared first on Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.com®.
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Ev Dekorasyonu: Beverly Hills Bachelor Pad - HSH Interiors
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