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304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
2 Midcenturi Meets Contemporary
Designer: Iconic by Kaitlin Wolfe
Location: Phoenix
Size: 450 square meters (42 square meters)
Request owner of houses. “We were engaged to update this 1969. year of modern home with a modern house on a ranch, which was subjected to prior rearrangement and accessories,” says Caitlin Wolfe’s designer. “While these changes have served their purpose at the time, they prefer the domestic architectural integrity. He immediately gave a long slash blocking. However, it was embraced in the room. However. The space feels calling while maintaining flow and functionality.
“Our solution was to simplify the design, we introduce a more intentional schedule and thoughtfully integrated harvest and modern elements to create a space that felt layered, lived without effortless and effortless.”
Special characteristics. “The key feature is a TV console built from our ground floor of the furniture collection,” says Wolfe. “We designed it with a wood and built-in corner, three-dimensional door on fronts to add a movement and the deepness. The heat of the contrast is beautiful with the cold tones of the Lava Rock firefighter, creating a balance without competition.
“We also made vintage furniture and decor from the store, mixing medium-sized centuries, a feeling of feeling, and a seamless mixture of modern and harvest, and that the living room feels and that the living room feels and the living room is also feeling on its roots.”
Design advice. “We’ve accepted a long and narrow form of living room by designing it like hotel in the hotel lobby, creating two different seating rooms that could function separately or merge when they have fun,” says Wolfe. “This approach maximized comfort and flexibility, ensuring that space can be adapted to different needs. If you are working with a challenging look, consider breaking space into zones, not forcing conventional settings.”
The moment of “uh-oh”. “One unexpected challenge worked with existing block walls, which made it difficult to start electricity,” says Wolfe. “Since we planned to install the built-in media unit, maintaining a seamless transition with a rough, uneven blocker to find flawless, and our electrician found it flawless, and our electrician found that The transition finds flawless. “
