House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
On the second floor looking back at the north street elevation, one of the owner’s paintings of the bluffs reminds us of what is behind us at the edge of the lake.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
A view from the Primary Bedroom to Lake Ontario.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
A guest bathroom is lined with forest green Japanese tile.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
The dining room volume shows the light monitor in white and the central circulation lined in wood.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
The owner working in her painting studio with operable north facing clerestory.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
Building sections showing the light monitors and cantilevers.
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WWInc.
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
A detail view of the front facade.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
A small guest room with a sitting area is captured under a pyramidal ceiling.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
Looking up from the impluvium past the second floor deck.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
Looking back at the house from the rear deck, subtractions from the wood volume create a layering of interior and exterior spaces
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Doublespace Photography
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House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
The exterior second-floor deck is open to below and above and shares the sky space with a sitting area in the primary bedroom.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
The south elevation faces Lake Ontario with open views and shaded decks.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
The second-floor deck has both covered and open spaces, and a view of Lake Ontario.
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Doublespace Photography
Award-Winning MOOD Luminaire Lets Users Create Personal Light Art
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MOOD luminaire — minimal form in daylight by Vaida Atkočaitytė‑Dališanskienė
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Vaidotas Darulis
Award-Winning MOOD Luminaire Lets Users Create Personal Light Art
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MOOD by Vaida Atkočaitytė‑Dališanskienė — an interior light composition
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Vaidotas Darulis
Award-Winning MOOD Luminaire Lets Users Create Personal Light Art
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Vaidotas Darulis
Award-Winning MOOD Luminaire Lets Users Create Personal Light Art
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Vaidotas Darulis
Award-Winning MOOD Luminaire Lets Users Create Personal Light Art
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MOOD luminaire by Vaida Atkočaitytė‑Dališanskienė — a warm colour composition
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Vaidotas Darulis
Award-Winning MOOD Luminaire Lets Users Create Personal Light Art
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Vaidotas Darulis
Award-Winning MOOD Luminaire Lets Users Create Personal Light Art
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MOOD by Vaida Atkočaitytė‑Dališanskienė — mixing cool and warm tones
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