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He used final and furniture that support his health condition and associated with the primary structure of Nashville Outpost.
After diagnosis of autoimmune diseases 2019. year, the writer Ben Locke had to reconsider the way he lived. Growing up, his family occupied a series of historic houses, where his mother arrived in designing design, which will later rub by the exposure to iriers, as otherwise forced to form their environment differently.
Ben Locke designed a courtyard house behind her parents home in Nashville, experimenting with the end and priority of healthy materials that would support his autoimmune condition. When not used, the ladder to the attic is experienced neatly into the wall in the living space. Vintage Bertoia The side chair offers extra sitting next to two vintage coffee tables.
PHOTO Daniel Miegs Photography
Ben recently helped to redesign the home of parental parents in Nashville’s Germetown, which stems from the late 1800s and used to serve as a label office and recording for late musician John Ilan. His first independent design, however, would be a detached unit for presentation of accessories (DADU) in the yard. But it was only after breaking the country on the project that he agreed with his parents to live in him until he completed his home to the property recently bought. So, knowing that he will now stay in a lady, bringing a choice to adapt to his condition becomes critical.
“I needed to maximize space and give priority to be in a really clean environment, I care about the furniture I had and I’m really careful about the things I bought and what he entered the house,” says Ben. Armed with $ 254,000, whose large piece would go towards the elements of the structure envelope, floors, courts, dries and doors, Ben created compact, inviting space that equips and support for support for a clean life environment.
$ 3.850 Sitework |
$ 7,281.10 Basis |
$ 23,007.12 Structural |
$ 20,126.12 Wall finish |
$ 4.161.14 Floors |
$ 8,700 Roof |
$ 8,000 Electrical |
$ 7,931.28 Plumbing |
$ 8,712 HVAC |
$ 13,000 Decoration |
$ 3,970.20 Cuisine and bathing fasteners |
$ 1.294 Lighting |
$ 11,593.06 Wardrobe |
$ 1,500 Countertops |
$ 5,449.51 Devices |
$ 1,063,25 Windows & Glezing |
$ 19,358.88 Door |
$ 10,107.92 Millino |
$ 6,995 Tile |
$ 3,948 Furniture and decor |
$ 32,413.78 General fee for contractors |
$ 6,500 Architect / Design Fee |
$ 2,886.76 Waste / Removal of Waste |
1,469.69 USD Punch materials (+ work) |
12,588.71 USD Fence |
$ 6,000 Project Management (+ Administrator) |
$ 840 Rental equipment |
$ 5,924.37 General conditions |
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Grand Total:$ 238,652.09 |
Pendant Noguchi hangs in the living room, where the vintage pantonine chair set is a west table of West Elm. Creamy white decoration balances the industrial appearance of polished concrete floors. The picture above the table is one of Ben’s friends, Artist Hailee Moree.
PHOTO Daniel Miegs Photography
Attic, located above the bedroom, is available to the ladder. In the main living room, Ben chose wheels for training Portola Boyla-Espresso Ton for walls.
PHOTO Daniel Miegs Photography
See the whole story at Dutell.com: Budget break: The writer adds a 209 thousand yard unit in the former John Prive’s recording offices
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