Pink kitchen

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Project • By Studio 29 Architects LtdPrivate Houses

Queens Park - a small project with a big impact

Our client had lived in the same house, in a pretty avenue off Queens Park in North West London, for 20 years. Now the time had come to re-vamp and reconfigure the living areas. We started the project with a strategic meeting, where we discussed our client's desires and needs. It immediately became clear that investing in a good layout and high-quality fittings and furniture to renovate the existing ground floor was preferable to extending at the rear, losing part of her beautiful garden. As interior architects we always weigh up adding space versus maximising the existing space with our clients. Caption Caption Caption We re-invented the cooking and dining areas, with a bespoke kitchen which includes a curved alcove for a... More

Project • By Cristina La Porta StudioApartments

Kitchen Pop Design

Welcome to our world of colorful kitchens, where minimalist design harmoniously merges with a contemporary touch, creating elegant and timeless kitchen spaces. In this project, we drew inspiration from the simplicity and elegance of straight, clean lines, crafting a kitchen environment that exudes modernity and sophistication. The kitchens are characterized by a palette of bold and vibrant colors, applied uniformly to create a solid tone effect. From bright tones of pink and orange to softer hues of greens and beige, each kitchen is a chromatic masterpiece that adds vitality and dynamism to domestic spaces. Visualization by Cristina La Porta Visualization by Cristina La Porta Visualization by Cristina La Porta Visualizatio... More

Project • By Prentiss Balance Wickline ArchitectsHousing

Tongass Ledge

Tongass Ledge sits gently perched over the Alaskan shore. Overlooking inlet waters and balanced at the edge of a rock wall, two volumes at a subtle angle capture the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. For a busy client who splits time between Seattle and Ketchikan, the complete design required a simple form and program, personalized through highly custom interiors. Standing at the edge of the vibrant Tongass Narrows, the Ledge is the perfect lookout for a nature lover. Andrew Pogue Tongass Ledge’s geometry is defined by two tall shed roof structures with a connector between them. This figurative knuckle serves as the main entry to the home and connects the private and public spaces with an outdoor deck. The front d... More