Replicating this bath — from the W Retreat and Spa Bali — in a home would make for a major statement room, don’t you think?
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Images from the past week that didn’t make it into posts.
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There is a kind of conversation that is occurring between the exterior and interior of this house–the kind that life-long best friends have when they finish each others sentences. The harmony between these spaces creates a seamless flow: outside to inside, room to room, then inside to outside again. It’s truly beautiful.
All photos by Roland Halbe.
I don’t often find examples of a suburban townhouse I like well enough to post, but this one outside of Seattle is not like most. The architecture, materials, finishes, and decor all come together and create a marvelous space.
Via ChicTip.
This third floor addition to a home in San Francisco gave space for a new master suite, but it’s clear that the rest of the house benefited as well. Those are some gorgeous interiors!
The smart renovation of this 19th-century home in San Francisco uses beautiful materials in such a thoughtful way. From the stacked-stone kitchen wall (which, on the other side, creates a gorgeous staircase backdrop) to the stone, wood, tile, and glass bath, it’s a stunning space.
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This house features rammed earth, wood, and glass as the primary construction materials, showing them off beautifully.
Via Dwell.
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