Modern Landscaping - Falling Waters
Great modern landscapes by Falling Waters. I really like the geometric patterns made by plant selection and pavers. I also like the water features found through out most of their projects. Click “read more” for more pics.
Falling Waters a design firm focused on the ongoing relationship between people, site, built-structures, and plants. The harmony between Architecture and landscape is integral to the health and beauty of our environment; it is the responsibility of the landscape designer to respond and react to what nature provides. As designers and shapers of the built environment we have a responsibility to nature to be a part of the solution and not the problem. In every project, all effort is put forth to be respectful to the landscape.
Industrial modern home - Bruce Bolander
This home by Architect Bruce Bolander is soo mod industrial. I don’t think I would ever consider doing colored cabinets in a kitchen but for some reason this muted green is winning me over. The wood ceilings and those pendant lights are amazing. And look at all the steel in this place. Love it! More after the jump
Beautifully modern landscapes - Jack Merlo Design
It has been some time since my last post on modern landscapes. It is probably due to the gloomy rainy weather we are having. I love the work of Jack Merlo Design, some of his work is very drool worthy. What I like most has to be the repetition and cemetery of elements. Some modern landscaping seems to be too minimal and sparse but Jack Merlo Design seems to give you a since of lush and fullness mixed with grids and patterns. More after the jump.
JMD places emphasis on a purity of shape and form, resulting in striking, pared-back design interpretations. Maintaining a controlled approach, whether the project calls for cutting edge, contemporary or traditional design, outdoor spaces combine both soft and hard landscaping elements together in harmony.
Landscapes, Style and Homes - Photography by Paul Whicheloe
Beautiful portfolio of modern interiors and homes by Paul Whicheloe. This New Yorker has some amazing talent with over 12 years experience and it certainly shows. Be sure to check out his portfolio because this is just a few of the great photos. Push the blue +
Bodron+Fruit
Bodron + Fruit has some very cool projects both new construction and renovations. One of my favorite is the cherokee trail 2 residence. The two small end tables with the mother thick slab of marble are soooo cool, I need those. I really like the two hanging tear drop pendants in the kitchen as well. More after the jump.
Bodron+Fruit was founded by Interior Designer Mil Bodron and Architect Svend Christian Fruit as a collaboration which provides complete design services including Architecture, Interior Design and Furniture Design allowing projects to have a consistent vision.
