Sunset Magazine's first urban Idea House project is in San Francisco's Mission District. It's built to LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) principles. LEED is the U.S. standards organization that measures sustainability. That's why this project is green.The interior scape is contemporary in feel but not the cool beige/taupe minimal contemporary seen in far too many shelter magazines. The interior design by John Lum Architecture is full of texture, color, and new ideas. The rich aubergine velvet seat cushions on the sofa are unexpected and work beautifully with the texture in the frieze area rug. That's just a start. With such surprises in the use of color throughout the house, pattern and color on flooring and tiles, and the digital fabric designed accent wall in the bedroom, this design project opens wide the door in contemporary design. It's a serious delight!
images: Sunset Magazine
Sources:
Living Room Sofa: Propeller, Drop In Coffee Table: Propeller, Munro Area Rug: Room & Board, Oasis Shag Chair: Design Public, Blu Dot Floor Lamp: Room & Board, Spun, white Bar Counter: Concreteworks
Master Bath Counter: Concreteworks Tile-Wall: Marin Designworks Glass Tile, Raindrop, Aqua Vanity: Kohler, Purist wall mount vanity
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I love the artwork on the bedroom wall in the second to last picture! So fresh:)
3 comments:
I love the artwork on the bedroom wall in the second to last picture! So fresh:)
Melissa:
It's a digital image on fabric then stretched on a metal frame that's attached to the wall... Thanks for visiting... Fay
I really like the design- I love all of the textures and patterns!
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