The Art of Design
This home was a tract home with no architectural integrity. To make this home more interesting, the designer created an entertainment wall that housed areas to display art as well as the tv and fireplace. Stereo speakers were hidden in the ceiling for music and surround sound entertainment. There was a straigth pony wall separating the hallway from the living room. The designer recreated the wall so more art and dramatic lighting could be displayed. Windows have been replaced In the kitchen and living spaces with sliding glass doors and picture windows in order to bring the inside out. A stacked stone wall was added to the dining room wall to add to the eclectic feel of the home. Photography by Joel Schwartz of joelschwartz.photography@gmail.com
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