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Glenn Layton Homes, Jacksonville Beach, Florida. HGTV Smart Home 2013
The stairwell brings in natural light from monitor windows above into the center of the house and provides a focal point at this main circulation juncture. A custom cabinet blends with the stair and a barn door on the right discretely closes the large butler’s pantry from view.
Interior Design: Blackband Design
Build: Patterson Custom Homes
Architecture: Andrade Architects
Photography: Ryan Garvin
Delpino Custom Homes specializes in luxury custom home builds and luxury renovations and additions in and around Charleston, SC.
This otherwise bare landing is populated with an abundance of greenery, the client's quirky monkey light nestled amongst the foliage
Photography courtesy of Nick Smith
Interior Design by Valorie Spence,
Interior Design Solutions, Maui, Hawaii
www.idsmaui.com
Greg Hoxsie Photography
Pono Building Company, Inc.
tiles from casacastillo.com, Benjamin Moore "Patriotic White"
This project was designed as an economical harkening back to the classic plantation estate homes of old Hawaii. With a very tight budget the design team worked to capture the essence of space and volume embodied in the classic plantation estate homes while utilizing standard cost effective building materials and details to emulate the craftsmanship of old Hawaii. The ground floor of the residence was built to entertain with an expansive covered puka lava deck connected to the kitchen and double height great room. The bedrooms are all tucked away privately on the second level with the master suite separated from the secondary bedrooms by a study and an open hallway.
Photo: Olivier Koning
Upon entering, what immediately differentiates this property from others you may see at Kukio are grand columns found throughout the home. Each column is intricately engraved with soft botanical patterns, a unique design feature that gives you a glimpse of Hawaii’s architectural history. The columns are said to be reminiscent of the late 1800’s historic Hawaiian architecture found in palaces occupied by Hawaii’s Royalty.
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