Stable acre 2 of 3

As promised here is the second post for your viewing of David Kohn’s architectural Stable acre.
Furnished by Elle Decoration UK photographed by Ditte Isager.
Once again so timeless.
Post 2 of 3:

Before & After. Gasp.

I just couldn’t believe this transformation! This space has given me hope as I’m struggling with my renovation process. And struggling to pick up a hammer.

Home

After:

Before:

A simple white kitchen

White kitchen filled with notting hill elegance. The kitchen of this house relates to my space, and it’s great to see that white packs a punch of grandness in a small space. Can anyone suggest where I can get the light fixtures?
Designer Charles Mellersh.

http://www.charlesmellersh.com/

Back to white!

Gorgeous home in the suburbs! Great to see a backyard! Not rolling hills. And a secluded house in the middle of no where. Finally a house next to another house! And it’s a glorious white refreshing home! very unexpected.
http://www.tribestudio.com.au/

A beautiful white home

A beautiful Belgium city home. It’s the house of 2 architects.
Photos by tvdv photography

Living in pitch perfect

There is something very grand about having an exposed ceiling. Rendered pitched ceilings with exposed beams, exposed trusses show structure and add architectural integrity.
When considering my renovation the final stage of the renovation is to include an exposed ceiling. In particular the white brick fireplace (image 1) is my intention considering my current home is a 60s bungalow.