Modern Hallway with Light Hardwood Flooring Ideas and Designs

Basingstoke Barn Restoration 4291
Basingstoke Barn Restoration 4291
Bisca StaircasesBisca Staircases
Staircase A slim and chic contemporary staircase for a modern extension to an oak barn conversion. Lightweight painted steel stringers, plastered soffit, low iron glass balustrade and carved oak handrail. Linking Bridge A dilemma often faced by property renovators or those wishing to add an extension to an existing property - how do you join new with old and get it to look right? Bisca designed, manufactured and installed this bridge and balustrade between a listed 500 year old barn and a new extension taking care with the design and position of bespoke interfaces between old and new. The bridge is a continuation of the staircase so uses the same low iron glass and carved oak handrail. Bat Gallery Rather unusual new feature in a 500 year old barn (gallery, not the bats). Bisca had an inspired idea to comply with planning laws which state that bat flight paths must be protected. This gallery balances out the boxed in flight paths in the eaves of the building. Low iron glass was used for crystal clear visibility, whilst the landing itself and steel supporting columns were all done by Bisca Study Gallery/Landing Enjoying magnificent views across the floor of the property the study manages to be secluded and spacious at the same time as it opens out onto a wide galleried landing only accessible through the study. The balustrade was constructed of low iron glass and oak handrail to match that of the staircase in the same area of the building.
Partitioned home office and guest room remodel
Partitioned home office and guest room remodel
Billdr RenovationBilldr Renovation
This project consisted of partitioning a room with French doors to create a new home office and a guest room, and installing new ceramic floors in the entryway. This project included installing gypsum partitions, custom antique French doors, electric spotlights, ceramic floors, and a full paint refresh on the ground floor. Mid-sized minimalist light wood floor hallway photo in Montreal with white walls - Houzz
Second Floor Catwalk to Bedrooms and Bathrooms
Second Floor Catwalk to Bedrooms and Bathrooms
ING ConstructionING Construction
The second floor catwalk/exposed hallway between the two bedoorms and bathrooms provides us with gorgeous light hard wood flooring, flat black walls and recessed lighting.
自然に呼応する船。
自然に呼応する船。
NASU CLUBNASU CLUB
Case Study House #66 S House Associate: Mimasis Design 楢、櫤、焼杉、玄昌石、そして錆を用いたインスタレーション。
Modern Barn
Modern Barn
Reid Developments LtdReid Developments Ltd
The upstairs hallway features a large vaulted ceiling with exposed wood beams. While the downstairs hallway offers a bright airy space with a glass wall separating the staircase from the walkway.
Point Loma Mid Century
Point Loma Mid Century
Peterson Remodeling, Inc.Peterson Remodeling, Inc.
Long hallway with integrated bookshelf Design by Christie May with Rockwell Interiors
Country Club Living
Country Club Living
Pyramid Marble & GranitePyramid Marble & Granite
This custom dog crate area features our calacatta laza quartz countertops! What a neat idea to hide an ugly kennel and make a cozy space for your furry friends!
Fifth Avenue Pied-À-Terre
Fifth Avenue Pied-À-Terre
Resolution: 4 ArchitectureResolution: 4 Architecture
The existing entry was very dark. Recessed lights were added. Complementing the custom metallic-colored millwork, a wall of glossy white panels bounces light, making the space feel brighter, and hides two 'hidden' doors to a coat closet and a small office closet.
La Peche Cottage - Kariouk & Associates
La Peche Cottage - Kariouk & Associates
Photolux Commercial StudioPhotolux Commercial Studio
PhotoluxStudio.com/commercial - Christian Lalonde / Kariouk & Associates

Modern Hallway with Light Hardwood Flooring Ideas and Designs

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