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Designer: Gabrielle Bove Of Studio from Opalin interior
Location: Hopkinton, Massachusetts
Size: 105 square feet (9.8 square meters)
Request owner of houses. “Our clients are a young family for fun looking for a functional, durable space covered with color, warmth and functionality,” says the designer Gabrielle Bow. “With two small children, it is necessary to storage and easily accessible to storage of items like their nickel, solid walnut, easy-to-wash and textured rugs that would be the test of time and pavers with muddy feet.”
Storage functions for mixing. “It was important to our clients that the barking is functional, but there is no lack of style and beauty,” Bova says. “We decided to design a customized bench with the functional trays like shoes and winter accessories for contrast and extra durability. We chose Benjamin Moore Boar Star Boils for Milwork, and nodes to our clients with the love of Mediterranean.”
Other special characteristics. “We are free of classic patterns in youthful colors of neutral background and warm textures, and everyone finds them to combine the love of our clients in Mediterranean motifs with a new English landscape,” Bova says.
Design advice. “Knowing that this young family will eventually grow, it was important to think about the flow and capacity of space for two to five years,” Bova says. “Make sure they had enough storage of extra shoes, winter gears and they were important in the end.”
The moment of “uh-oh”. “Due to the setting of existing doors and windows, it was not the original opportunity for closed, high memory, which we considered this family was needed,” BOVE says. “We were able to find a cavity in the tread next to the torture room, which was perfectly for us that circulation was opened between all the doors, but our clients have given our clients to hide their coats and bags for diapers when they are not used.”
Contractor: Brenshav; Colors Colors: Simple white (formwork), classic gray (walls), sea star (bench), Benjamin Moore
