مجله ديزاين و طراحي

The glow of yellow lights and the reddish brown tones on the chairs create a warm and inviting environment to feast by. The deep shades on the walls keep the focus on the tables.

The dining room also features exposed timbers on the ceilings. Here, the floors and tables are also wood but switch it up with the use of alight, smooth finish. The moon shaped tables beneath the multiple ceiling fixtures hung at random heights offer a dynamic sense of movement that was carefully omitted from the sleeping zones.

This bedroom is more modern in its approach then the previous 3, but the continuation of the rustic timbers and nature themed headboard walls, along with the glass enclosed ensuites, creates a flow from each bedroom that is the same – and yet not.

Another bedroom in the attic offers the same rustic timbers on the exposed beams, and here, the timbers meld into the forest landscape on the headboard wall. The deep grey/green tones used on the ceiling and walls suggest the forest canopy and to continue this melding of forest and timbers, the headboard itself is a horizontal grid work of 2x2s that create the feeling of a “fence”. The fence suggests a private and protected niche for which to fall asleep against. The imagery is part real and part imagination. Here, the golden glow that passes through the forest is continued on both the rug beneath the bed and on the circular rug in the sitting area. While the clean lines of the casual chairs have been replaced with two tufted wingbacks, the table has the same mid century profile as the previous bedroom.

The closet continues the exposed timber theme with the installation of wood shelving that seems to disappear into the wall column and reappear on the other side. Wooden hangers also continue the story. Part of the closet is kept open and part is hidden behind a mirrored door.

The ensuite to this bedroom is a clear glass cube with a stunning white floor mounted faucet and soaker tub creating a sculptural statement just inside the glass wall. The soft sand tones of the bedroom walls continue through this space as do the exposed post and beams. In the distance an open vanity creates a graphic perch for a black vessel sink with wall-mounted faucet. A full length mirror leans casually against the wall next to the vanity.

One floor down a third bedroom continues the theme of trees and exposed timbers. Here, the tree is painted on the wall in a loose and graphic format. Light appears to glisten off of the edges of the trunk with the sketchy white outline that doesn’t quite wrap the complete image. Black birds perch on the branches making the black light fixture all but disappear amongst them. The dark blue and mauve tones ragged onto the wall create a sense of mysterious dusk while at the same time camouflaging the entry door.

This bedroom is completely carpeted and the two modern occasional chairs repeat the grey tones of the flooring. A chunkier table with an oval top is a more modern version of the tables used in the previous bedrooms. The singular light fixture of 7 ascending globes asymmetrically balances out the tree graphic on the wall.

Source : La Suite Sans Cravate