I know most of us have been swooning over more classic paned windows lately, but I'm also loving the idea of using windows to create modern architecture and detail in the home...
As proven by Ellen DeGeneres & Portia de Rossi's home in the latest Architectural Digest, the decor need not be modern itself, which makes the idea a little more fun. I placement of these windows with the doorway - leaving some walls pace in tact - creates a more interesting space if you ask me.
I also love the idea of breaking up this huge picture window with a thin band of color across the top like in this home by Alexandra Angle - I imagine it casts a beautiful warm glow on the space when the sun filters in on top of adding an interesting, modern detail.
What do you think?
Oh I love this :) i absoutely love the first photo
ReplyDeleteoh my i LOVE it!!! and the view in the last pic is amazing!!
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Very nice photos. Kisses.
ReplyDeleteLove that first shot...A high linear window always looks so cool with some lush greenery in the background...paired with a tabletop indoor tree, totally lends new meaning to bringing the outdoors in...fabulous!
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Beautiful plant!
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What I'm loving is not the windows so much but the rustic table and comfy chairs in photo #1! What a great and comfortable spot to entertain. xo
ReplyDeleteI love the concept of the wicker chairs in the first picture!
ReplyDeletevery country chic!!
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amanda
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I love the first image! Mixing contemporary architecture/furniture with woven and rustic items always looks super chic yet comfortable. Thanks for showing this!
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I;ve never seen a modern stained glass window like that before. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a wall broken up like that before and I adore it!
ReplyDeletebig modern windows are amazing! I love the first picture alot
ReplyDeleteA large interior plants is sometimes interesting. It refreshes the surroundings. Just don't put too much plants.
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