Senin, 03 April 2017

Cathcart Rd

Cathcart Rd-
Barnes Design
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Cathcart Rd transitional-living-room

Cathcart Rd

Luke Casserley
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http://www.barnes-design.com
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nick_williams6 wrote:
Where are your TVS boxes? - Hey, I love your to/fire. Just wondering where your tv boxes (sky box, DVDs player)
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Hi there. If you are still interested in the fireplace please get in touch. www.modusfireplaces.com
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tanya_c
How did u get your sky to work if your box wasn't below it? We are trying to go for this design but not sure how to it if the sky box isn't connected below.
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FIREPLACE - Hello, Are you able to advise the manufacture/model of fire place? Thanks In Advance
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Barnes Design
Hi there, unfortunately we're not sure - this was a client purchase and installation item.
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Hi there. If you are still interested in the fireplace please get in touch. www.modusfireplaces.com
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Fireplace Consultancy added this to Fires and Fireplaces
Simple design but superbly effective
pinkmollierose added this to Fireplace
black firebox and black tv works
Kate Holmes added this to Arthur Street
TV inset VERY COST EFFECTIVE, AND VERY MINIMALIST - NICE
lefko76 added this to lefko76's ideas
Low fireplace with tv above not too high
Ashley Baker added this to 916 halcyon - living
Low fireplace but looks awfully modern.
cottagedawg added this to 1132 Bay Lvg /Dining
Cutains but could they be Japanese style
madramwendwa added this to madramwendwa's ideas
design, traditional setting but trendy
Kate Holmes added this to Arthur Street - fireplace
TV inset VERY COST EFFECTIVE, AND VERY MINIMALIST - NICE
erikaohare added this to Family room
fireplace is width of tv. fireplace is low. like this!
Claire Fluhr added this to Fireplace/TV
Like the low, modern looking fireplace.
rlandrade66 added this to rlandrade66's ideas
TV above fireplace very clean and minimal
alexisg19 added this to Contemporary Cottage
master bedroom fireplace-linear Recessed tv to be flush with dry wall-possible wood frame around tv to conceal
tonyamisc added this to Shawn New Home
Fireplace and tv position. The fireplace is exactly the width of tv which is a must!
Susan Sarrett added this to man cave
Can be as simple or detailed as you like
Eamon Lalor added this to Eamon Lalor Ideas
Nice floor. Sofas. Walls. Blinds.
treena08 added this to Lounge etc 2016
TV over fire place -maybe with a surround though
maddison123 added this to maddison123's Ideas
Nice television and fire on wall idea.
mg_townsend added this to mg_townsend's Ideas
We like this layout - this has a larger fire & TV wall compared to No.1
paleblonde added this to great rooms
A bit too simple but on the right track.
jane Murray added this to ljanemurray's ideas
The TV/fireplace set up is perfect. Box extends from wall. Possible treatment could be added to this part in the form of tiles/cladding. On either side we would want built in cabinets. Bottom cabinets closed and uppers open/closed.

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Minggu, 02 April 2017

House for Born and Bred Studio

House for Born and Bred Studio-
Anna Stathaki | Photography
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House for Born and Bred Studio

©Anna Stathaki
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Christina Bellaigue added this to christina_bellaigue's ideas
small desk in allover by nice fireplace

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Sabtu, 01 April 2017

Cochrane Design Victorian Villa, Clapham

Cochrane Design Victorian Villa, Clapham-
Paul Craig Photography
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Cochrane Design Victorian Villa, Clapham victorian-living-room

Cochrane Design Victorian Villa, Clapham

Paul Craig ©Paul Craig 2014 All Rights Reserved. Interior Design - Cochrane Design
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http://www.pcraig.co.uk
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babooshka1960 wrote:
Where is this sofa from, would like to buy one - Please can you tell us the supplier of this sofa because it is exactly what we are looking for, with thanks
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Ooohhh yes please, me too, I'd love to know where this sofa is from

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Hi there, please can you tell me where this sofa is from and how much it cost?

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asully68 wrote:
Colours - What colour is the paint on the walls?
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Me too!
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Love the sofa would like to know too
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Astrid Conn wrote:
Where are the sofas from? - Hi where can I get the sofa from
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o_stoddart wrote:
Where is the chandelier from?
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theboysummers wrote:
Mirror - Any idea where the mirror is from?
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Catherine Macaulay added this to Exploring Architecture: Discover the Secrets of Victorian Homes
MouldingThe quality of joinery and moulding was directly related to the status of the house. Moulding gives form and shape to a room and was an important element in Victorian interior design. Grander homes would have had much more elaborate moulding with decorative details, including ornate coving and ceiling roses, which were designed to catch the smoke rising from gas lights. ‘You can have different grades of fireplace, different levels of cornicing – different levels of embellishment across the board,’says Martyn Clarke.
Luisa Rollenhagen added this to Houzz Tour: A Victorian Villa is Restored to its Former Glory
‘That’s the designated adult area,’ Eleanor says of the formal living room – in which not all is as it seems. The large regal mirror above the fireplace is in fact a TV that has a reflective surface when it’s turned off. Eleanor fitted classic chandeliers throughout the house, but gave them a personal touch by covering the chains in ruched silk. ‘It’s a warmer look than having an exposed chain,’ she explains. The panelling throughout the home looks original, but all of it is a carefully crafted imitation, streamlined across the entire property. Fireplace, Chesney’s. Sofa and ottoman, Cochrane Design.
Cheryl Freedman added this to Architecture: 10 Victorian Details to Enhance Your Home’s Period Appeal
Admire a ceiling roseAlong with cornicing and architraves (the mouldings around doors and windows), ceiling roses add that subtle period feel that makes a Victorian property sing. As with cornicing, seek specialists to help you restore or replace damaged ones. If you can, though, avoid cheap-looking, mass-market plaster mouldings that can potentially drag a room down if you’re not careful. Think about the right kind of light fitting to give your period rose the attention it deserves – it should complement but not fight it. Chandeliers always look good, as here, but a simple shade can also work.
Brilliant Lighting added this to 21st Century Lighting Ideas for Georgian and Victorian Homes
Don’t rule out downlightersAdding functional contemporary downlighters to a traditional room – shown here discreetly set into the ceiling – gives the space added flexibility, and is a great way to draw attention to features (in this case, artwork). Take care to match the quality and colour across your different lighting fittings, as a cool LED downlighter can look a little harsh next to a warmer chandelier.Discover a beginner’s guide to LED lighting
The Victorian Emporium added this to 10 Ways to Make the Most of Your Victorian Mouldings
Give them a good cleanMouldings with intricate details are real dust magnets. The best way to keep them looking their best is by wiping them over with soapy water after giving them a vacuum at least once a month. Due to their nature, function and location, skirting boards, architraves and dado rails get lots of wear and tear that can often result in chipped paint. Ideally, once a year these damaged areas should be retouched. Many people do this just before Christmas when guests are due to stay. Start by giving the entire section a good clean followed by a light sand, so the surface is smooth. Then repaint that entire section. It may need two thin coats. Top tip Every time you paint an area of your house, save some leftover paint. Label each tin with the room name and area in which it was used. If you don’t do this, you risk making a total hash of touch-up paint jobs by using the wrong colour, as paint looks different in the tin from how it appears on the wall.
Cheryl Freedman added this to 16 Modern Ways to Use Wood Panelling on Your Walls
Create instant period grandeurInstalling period-look panelling from floor to ceiling is a fast track to an elegant, country manor look, as shown in this living room in a Victorian villa. The panelling and beading might look original, but here it’s actually a well-crafted imitation. When considering panelling, think about the proportions of your room: in a smaller space, panelling half a wall might help it feel less cramped.Look for companies online that sell special, period-specific panels, either made to measure or off the peg. You can buy Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian designs, so consider the era of your property and what would be most sympathetic to its design. Check out how to make the most of your Victorian mouldings
Feioi added this to A Beginner’s Guide to Managing an Upholstery Project
Check the sizeUpholstery tends to involve large pieces of furniture, and while I usually say ‘bigger is better’, there is such a thing as too big. Note the size of your chosen piece and make sure it looks appropriate in your room. Make a template of it out of newspaper and lay it on the floor to help you understand where it will go and how much room you’ll have around it. Bear in mind that back cushions on sofas add to the overall depth and reduce the size of your seat. If you want a deep seat with big, squishy back cushions to curl up on, then the overall depth of your sofa or chair could be larger than expected. Similarly, a headboard and footboard will increase the length of a bed, so when you measure it out, make sure you allow for them as well as the mattress.

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Lisa Cook added this to Wish List
walls and metal look around fireplace
Janine Wynn added this to janinewynn's ideas
Mantle for living room. No hearth
Jackie Hughto added this to Living room
Couch, chandelier and coffee table
Intelligent Design added this to mkcook's Ideas
Crown molding and ceiling detail
Sarah Walters added this to sarahewalters' ideas
White paneled wall white fireplace
Leah Hendrix added this to formal dining
Molding on walls. Ignore that frilly stuff at top
Harriet Fulford added this to Calm pale living rooms
Pretty much everything. Impractical, but perfect!
Charlotte Gillespie added this to crowley family room
Another version of white walls with the molding. I think the molding would stand out more if it was white or light gray.
anilaceli added this to Dining Room Ideas
Crown molding and wall moldings
birdsofafeather added this to BEV
Love the white on white..........
mmsonnier added this to mmsonnier's Ideas
The details on the legs of the furniture are beautiful
Chesney's Ltd added this to Interior design
Our Burlington fireplace featured in Cochrane design
B Burton Custom Decor LLC added this to S&T Z : Chandeliers in a Living Room
Gives you an idea of its visual mass in the room . . . although your fixture is more interesting because of metal and "cut glass"

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