Hey contemporist friends! We often see rooms that have air conditioning or heating units hanging on the wall, and they’re kind of bulky and ugly, so here’s two examples where designers hid them by including them in some custom shelving.
The first example is this bedroom in a home by Studio Twenty Seven Architecture, that has a shelf above the bed that contains a few decor items, but also hides the ugly A/C unit.
BYTR Architects together with Zecc Architects have designed an extension to a family home in Utrecht, The Netherlands, that opens up to the backyard to provide indoor/outdoor living.
Commissioned to design a new home for a family in North London, Stanton Williams replaced a late 1950s house with the Fitzroy Park House.
During Salone del Mobile in Milan later this month, designer Lee Broom will be launching his latest collection named The Department Store.
Here are just a few of the pieces that will be on display.
RCKa has completed Acoustitch, an art piece in the foyer of 11 Waterloo Place in St James’s, London, that was made from over 780 pieces of acoustic foam.
Hey contemporist friends! Today’s Design Detail is this custom combination of a staircase and a desk, found in a home designed by Bates Masi Architects.
