Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Makani Eka: The home's openness led Philpotts-Miller to favor “indestructible” solutions like dyed acrylic upholstery for much of the furniture. The living room features a Lee Kelly oil on canvas, Christian Liaigre furnishings, an oak lamp and sofa and wenge lounge chairs.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Makani Eka: The kitchen’s island and table are topped in honed Cararra marble. The cedar-clad space was thoughtfully designed to balance the desire to host friends and family as well as offer privacy.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Makani Eka: The guest bedroom design strikes a balance between modernity and tradition.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Makani Eka: Throughout the house, finished concrete floors are cool to the touch and make for easy maintenance. An Eero Saarinen table continues the midcentury vibe.
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Matthew Millman
Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Makani Eka: The primary suite's sitting area features a Charles and Ray Eames lounger and sweeping Big Island views.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Makani Eka: The master bath is an indoor-outdoor spa experience. A healing garden and custom concrete tub were designed into the courtyard space for maximum luxury.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Mauna Kea Muse: The living room features artwork by Yvonne Cheng, rug by Indich, armchairs by Jab USA, lounge chair by A.Rudin Design, coffee table by Caste, Dinka floor lamp by Liaigre, wallpaper by Elitis and Phillip Jeffries, and a kukui light by Simone White.
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Nicole Franzen
Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Mauna Kea Muse: Originally built by a German baron for his mistress, who was a member of Thai royalty, the home was constructed as a pod house with Balinese elements that surrounded an authentic Japanese garden and koi pond.The home is a collaboration between Philpotts Interiors and Architect Paige Wilburn.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Mauna Kea Muse: Badly in need of repair, the new owners considered tearing it down. However, the original home had “good bones” and was built with some of the best materials available at the time.
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Nicole Franzen
Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Mauna Kea Muse: The home's central courtyard features a koi pond, surrounded by vintage Japanese decorative lighting and antiques.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Mauna Kea Muse: Desiring a sanctuary that helped bring serenity to their busy urban lives, the new owners hired Philpotts Interiors and architect Paige Wilburn to update and create more openness and light throughout.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Mauna Kea Muse: The luxurious porch features antique lanterns and antique bench.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Mauna Kea Muse: Teak, harvested from old growth forests, was used generously throughout the house for ceilings, flooring, windows and shutters, and the lanais.
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Nicole Franzen
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Mauna Kea Muse: By living in the house for a year, the homeowners developed a deeper appreciation for its original design and a reluctance to change exterior features.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Coral House: For this multi-faceted oceanfront vacation home, Philpotts Interiors translated their client’s personal wellness needs and aesthetic desires to create a warm and inviting retreat.The home is a collaboration between Philpotts Interiors, de Reus Architects and VITA Planning + Landscape Architecture.
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Travis Rowan
Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Coral House: In the entry way, the thoughtfully considered interior design offers a nod to Hawaiian culture, in the form of Leis made from teak. In other areas of the house, numerous custom pieces are made from locally sourced Koa wood.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Coral House: In the kitchen, the fusion blue granite island and other surfaces quietly convey an ocean-inspired color story. The contrastingly cool elements complement extensive millwork that includes locally and sustainably sourced ohia wood cabinetry. Stools are by A. Rudin.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Coral House: A covered lanai bridges the pool and interior living, dining and kitchen spaces.
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Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Coral House: At its heart, the vacation house is a sanctuary where a multigenerational family can share experiences and create memories.
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Travis Rowan
Three Hawaiian Residences By Philpotts Interiors Elevate Island Living
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Coral House: Furnishings in the bedroom are by McGuire and the Albizia Project (lamp); pillow fabrics are by Jeffery Allen Marks and Hewn CF; wallcovering is by Phillip Jeffries.
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Travis Rowan
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