The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 26th Edition
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Peek-a-Boo (detail)
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Hermine Demaël, Stephen Zimmerer
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 26th Edition
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Scars of Conflict
Photo credit:
Michael Hyttel Thorø
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 26th Edition
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Scars of Conflict
Photo credit:
Michael Hyttel Thorø
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Main entrance showcases an existing façade that has been updated to incorporate enhanced insulation value.
Photo credit:
Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Street view with a welcoming garden.
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Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Side driveway and garage to optimize space and allow for a rear yard extension.
Photo credit:
Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Mudroom hallway looking at the rear yard garden. Side garage entrance is to the right. The radiant heated floors throughout the main level ensure year-round comfort.
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Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Contemporary with earthy design aesthetic for the kitchen island and backsplash.
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Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Open-concept family room and kitchen seamlessly connect to the outdoors through a sliding door wall, expanding the space onto the deck and rear garden.
Photo credit:
Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Living room centered around a stunning fireplace that creates a warm and inviting focal point.
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Valerie Wilcox Photography
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Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Fireplace encased in a natural stone.
Photo credit:
Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Family room off the main entrance.
Photo credit:
Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Family room off the main entrance.
Photo credit:
Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Ensuite bathroom offers a serene, spa-like retreat with a view of the green roof.
Photo credit:
Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Close-up of a freestanding bath with a garden view.
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Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
One of the three bedrooms on the second floor uses space wisely with a built-in wardrobe unit.
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Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Master bedroom with a fabric panel feature wall.
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Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Rear yard showcases a stunning contemporary addition that effortlessly merges with indoor and outdoor living. Delivering a West Coast aesthetic that reflects the client’s vision.
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Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Expansive triple-glazed glass doors connect the interior to the lush garden, allowing natural light to flood the space and offering an uninterrupted connection to the outdoors. These energy-efficient windows enhance insulation, reduce energy consumption, and contribute to a comfortable indoor environment year-round
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Valerie Wilcox Photography
Forest Hill House: Where Century-Old Charm Meets West Coast Sustainability
Dewson Architects
Covered from the elements while remaining open to the surrounding environment. The design allows for the family room to expand outdoors.
Photo credit:
Valerie Wilcox Photography
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