Home Design Living Room: Contemporary Bedroom Designs

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Contemporary Bedroom Designs

As Apartment Therapy's Managing Editor, Carrie covers design and modern homelife with children. A lapsed librarian, she lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two kids and is in contention to break the record for most hours spent at the playground. One of her bedroom collections on it difficult to decide whether to choose designs that emphasised fun or serenity. Her second collection was an attempt to capture the essence with vintage motifs with contemporary touch, Ms. Nair, student from Palakkad Ultra-contemporary and meticulously maintained, this stylish mid-century features alluring curves and unique design. The home sits on a third of an acre offering dramatic outlooks and a spa. The kitchen includes a terraced island with built-in oven. The plan is flexible, offering simple open modern spaces for a couple, but easy transformation into a more traditional 3 bedroom / 3 bath home. This marvelous home near Greenbrier is almost a contradiction unto itself, as it features both modern finishes AND a comfortable, traditional design. Offered for sale hills on which it was built. The four-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath home has 2,869 “River Crossings: Contemporary Art Comes Home,” a new joint exhibition Charles LeDray’s “Village People,” made up of dozens of tiny embroidered baseball caps, lines a bedroom at the Cole house. Valerie Hegarty’s realistic sculpture of .

stunning views through the expansive areas of glass and the master bedroom has 180 degree views. The ground floor reflects the very best of contemporary modern villa design. The walls are fully glazed and there is a large and spacious living room area The tiered center island offers a prep sink, stainless steel wine refrigerator and teak-countered breakfast bar. The large master bedroom features a tray ceiling, picture window with window seat, a walk-in closet, crown moldings and hardwood floors. The Rhode Island School of Design alumni later won an award for his design in a contest judged by legendary American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Both Wright and the visions of Normandy can be seen in this three-bedroom Truro home, nestled on Tryworks Road. One bedroom went towards creating a large living-dining space “The client travels extensively, so he is exposed to contemporary design. A lot of the furniture was personally sourced from Europe, while the accessories came from about three to four .