Weekend Family Property Incorporating Green Features By David Jay Weiner

Weekend Family Property Incorporating Green Features By David Jay Weiner

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Overlooking the Berkshire Hills and the beautiful lake located nearby, Berkshire Pond Residence is a fantastic weekend family members home completed by architect David Jay Weiner in Becket, Massachusetts. The dwelling “was conceived as a folded volumetric sheet enclosure that wraps and folds into itself to kind and define the significant interior spaces, and tie the property with the landscape.” Built strategically on a densely wooded sloping web site, the property, a neat cantilevered residence, challenges the inhabitants to discover visually the surroundings and spend peacefully their leisure time. The home’s style is both, sustainable and economical (in construction and maintenance).

The use of recyclable materials was a priority when creating the residence. Green attributes aside from the materials, consist of also a cooling technique, solar collectors to supplement the grid technique and a closed loop geothermal heating technique. The weekend retreat spreads more than 3 levels, delivering outstanding separation of the space. The ground floor is mainly used for entertainment purposes. An adjacent terrace acts as an outside space for youngsters. The initial floor comprises the social rooms, including a kitchen, a dining/ living room. Top floor accommodates the master bedroom, youngsters’s bedrooms and bathrooms.

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Colorfully Dynamic Stackable Shark Chairs By Green

Colorfully Dynamic Stackable Shark Chairs By Green

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Produced from polypropylene in 7 distinct colors that make 49 different colour combinations via the seat and back rest, the Shark Chair is an anywhere, any spot type of chair. No matter whether employing it indoors for a fun way to brighten up a dining room or outdoors for a splash of deck color, the Shark chair is a colorfully dynamic,robust, light, comfortable and easy to clean seating choice.
With Tangerine all the rage this combo of red and orange is a stylish way to brighten any space and with its comfy arm rests its confident to be the seat of choice no matter exactly where its placed.
Can you say Cape Cod? How best is this blue version for a seaside decor? Enjoy it.
For a white on white scheme there is the white version but the white Shark would also make a fantastic pairing with the blu Shark in a maritime themed ambiance.
Red is a excellent color for these with a forest view. The color really pops against a backdrop of trees.
My favorite color mixture is blue and green and for that reason alone this is my selection for a terrace overlooking the sea.
Orange is such a exciting colour and I particularly like to use it in guest bedrooms. What a fantastic chair to pair with a tiny desk for guests to set up their laptops or ipads. Comfort, colour and function all in 1, awesome.
With TV’;s getting such a dominant function in home’;s nowadays, pops of black are a great way of bringing the Television into the style scheme and what better pop then the Shark black.
Kitchens are all about Stainless Steel so if you have a little eating niche, think about utilizing grey seats to play off of the SS. These grey Sharks are not only the ideal color, but they are so simple to clean if meals gets spilled on them.
If you prefer a blast of color in your kitchen seats but nevertheless want to tie in the Stainless Steel there is often the option of two colors combined with chrome legs. The chrome legs also add that vintage flare. The Shark Chair is 58Wx53Dx81Hcm with a seat height of 46cm and arm height of 69cm.It only weighs 4.2kg. and comes in the following colors White, Green, Orange, Red, Anthracite, Blue, Dove Grey Shark by Green

New Work - Residential Furnishings

New Work - Residential Furnishings

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Here I am finally getting around to taking some photos of recent work! This residence has been an on-going collaboration with Minty Architecture and Design, ie. my architect sister. We have worked with these clients over several years through different design and building stages - it has been great seeing how this home has progressed. Earlier this year, I worked with the clients on their furnishings for the dining and living areas - here are the results.

Photographs by Charlotte Minty.

Modern Green Living Room Design Ideas 2011

Modern Green Living Room Design Ideas 2011

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This photos is one way to design your living room to look beautiful and attractive. The living room is part of the house that we often use to gather with family. In addition, to receive visitors to your home. Therefore there is need for an attractive design in your living room. Color greatly influence the design of the room including the living room. The green color in the living room is intentionally photos we chose for you. With the green color will add beauty, coolness in the design of your living room. Green living room design will look more stunning if the table furniture at this design using glass as a mirror. On the green living room floor designs also we dominance of green color, anyone who saw it would be interested.

Green Kitchen Design New Ideas 2012

Green Kitchen Design New Ideas 2012

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The color green can give any kitchen a fresh face and a new attitude.
 Hopefully you get new ideas to beautify your Kitchen in the house. I hope you like it . Enjoy !

Kitchen in Greens and Golds

Like leaves turning colors in early autumn, this kitchen combines greens, golds, and browns into a nature-inspired palette. A bright green finish makes the cabinets and island stand out against their brown counterparts. Painting the upper cabinets' beaded-board backs the same shade of green creates a dramatic spot for displaying white pottery. The variegated subway tile backsplash features earth tones that draw the cabinets, woodwork, and hardwood floor into a harmonious whole.

Peppy Green

Vibrant chartreuse cabinets make a dramatic statement in a kitchen that begins with sterile white walls. Stainless-steel appliances and glossy gray granite countertops add polish, while a striped banquette in the corner injects tropical flair. The room is grounded with richly stained hardwood planks.

Pistachio-Green Kitchen 

Pistachio-green cabinetry with a distressed finish and detailed moldings makes this kitchen look as though it could be original to this 90-year-old home. Subtly patterned wallpaper and granite countertops in tone-on-tone beige add a sense of luxury while letting the cabinetry take center stage. The arched valance over the sink mimics the arched limestone range hood on the opposite wall. Both display creamy tones that suit the room's soothing color palette.

Seafoam-Green Kitchen 

As refreshing as a dip in the ocean, this kitchen pairs seafoam-green cabinets with a white floor and accessories for a simple cottage look. White dishes and serving pieces stand out against a matching painted-green beaded-board backdrop. Stainless-steel appliances add a subtle gleam, while a red brick backsplash adds color and texture. To perfect your cottage kitchen, keep in mind that cottage style embraces pastels, so add pale yellow and blue accessories at will.

Key Lime Kitchen 

Key lime-glazed subway tile makes a vibrant background for a dramatic stainless-steel range hood and massive white island in this open kitchen. Additional infusions of the verdant hue include a deep green granite countertop, green-and-white polka-dot chairs, and fresh green accessories. Orange accents add an energetic buzz.

Soft Green Kitchen 

Simple and classic, this kitchen features soft green Shaker-style cabinets paired with honed black granite countertops and unobtrusive brass hardware. Accessorizing the green cabinets with browns and tans -- from the focal-point mural and woven shades to the hardwood floor -- adds an earthy personality. A white subway tile backsplash with dark groutlines adds the look of age.

Farmhouse Green 

Mixed cabinetry finishes, rustic ceiling beams, and a furniture-style island give this earthy kitchen a farmhouse quality that belies its real age (circa 1990s). Mossy greens and browns -- inspired by a wooded rural setting -- give the cabinets a distressed finish, as if layers of paint had been applied over time. The sink base wears a rich brown wood finish, as do the maple countertops. An apron-front soapstone sink adds to the classic farmhouse flavor.

Contemporary Chartreuse

Sleek and angular, this contemporary kitchen blends chartreuse cabinetry with a coal-black granite countertop and backsplash for dramatic results. A translucent shade offers privacy without obstructing the sunlight entering the room. Stainless-steel fixtures and hardware add sparkle.

Eclectic Citrus Kitchen

Bright citrus colors -- green, yellow, and orange -- turn this simple kitchen into a tropical gathering place. White Carrara marble countertops, black-painted cabinetry, and a neutral grasscloth wall covering keep the bright colors from becoming overwhelming. Ribbed-glass pendants above the island add a hint of sparkle.

Tiled in Green

This wraparound arrangement of white cabinets and open shelving gets its earthy personality from a tile backsplash in variegated greens. The all-wood island and hardwood floor complement the tiles' naturalistic tints and shades. Black granite countertops offer a strong presence that contrasts without detracting from the tile's artful presence.

Pop of Orange 

Soft shades of green and gray give this simple kitchen its restful personality. White woodwork and cabinetry allow the sage-green walls to pop, while the gray-painted island sits serenely in the center of the action. Bright orange stool cushions and a patterned area rug add splashes of color.

Green Granite

Varying shades of green take their cue from the granite countertops in this kitchen. Watery glass tiles and a cool green wall combine with creamy white trim to create a sophisticated and elegant look. Reflective surfaces lighten the space.

Just a Hint of Green 

Color emphasizes the angular shapes in this contemporary kitchen. From the ceiling's sage green to the slate backsplash accented with glass tile squares to the granite-topped island, green is the way to go. Its cool qualities allow the warm mix of honey- and cherry-stained maple cabinetry to pop.

Cottage Comfort

White cabinets with beaded-board door panels establish the cottage look of this light, bright kitchen. But the sea green island and subway tile backsplash give the room a more colorful personality. Plus, its painted beaded-board surface celebrates every curve of the white vintage-style barstools. A warmly stained hardwood floor and beige granite countertops add neutral strength to the pretty palette.