Design 221.. Modern Eclectic Residence

For my final residential project I created a modern eclectic interior combining industrial, rustic and mid century modern elements.  Soft  hues of grey fill the house creating a warm and inviting interior.  Rustic wood is paired with dark irons and soft leathers.  Layering of textures and materials adds interest and luxury to the entire house.

The first floor, floor plan.  Wood floors mixed with stone floors create rich flooring through out the space.

 A perspective of the family room.  Dark trim is very industrial and modern at the same time and is a nice contrast against the light grey walls.  A painted brick fireplace blends in with warm grey hues.  Layered rugs of sisal and a wool shag rug (some of my great finds at High Point).  Leather and alpaca wool cover the surfaces of the furniture adding comfort and luxury to the family room.

The second floor, floor plan.  The same soft hues in greys and browns cover the floors.  

Elevations of the breakfast nook with reclaimed wood paneling covering the walls.  A grand chandelier created with sea glass hangs above a modern table.  The living room is lined with dark grey walls and a beautiful toucan artwork.

A great mixture of finishes and furniture create interest trough the house.  The look is clean and modern while still being comfy and unique.  I had a great time creating this space.

Be Inspired. Be Bold.

peace&love

Rebecca

Design Project- Mid Century Modern meets Nature

For my Interior Design class, I combined the raw natural elements of the great outdoors with the clean crisp lines of mid century modern design.  I played with textures and patterns creating a warm and inviting interior.  

The Great Room

White walls contrasted with deep velvet couches and chairs and a beautiful wood plank ceiling.

The Dining Room

Black lacquer walls with natural tones in the draperies and a great basket weave floor.

The Floor Plan and Reading Room.

The Reading Room combines all the mid brown tones mixing textures and patterns.  I used a great herringbone textile wallcovering that warms up the room.

Be Bold in your Designs.

peace&love

Rebecca