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Maison Garden Circle
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

The entry and soffits are detailed with Brazilian massaranduba boards, complementing the mahogany windows and front door.

Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy

Maison Garden Circle
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

Visual connectivity to the outdoors is incorporated in every part of the house. From the entry, a direct view to the backyard is visible through a tall, narrow window on axis.

Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy

Maison Garden Circle
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

A double-height space in the entry foyer showcases the home’s spatial qualities, enhanced by the generous daylight that pours in from the tall window and the abstracted shadows cast by the triangular light fixtures overhead.

Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy

Maison Garden Circle
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

Partial walls and millwork on the ground floor provide spatial definition in an open plan, while still allowing connectivity between spaces and views throughout. A raised breakfast bar connected to the kitchen conceals potentially untidy cooking functions from view.

Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy

Maison Garden Circle
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

A translucent pendant in the kitchen mirrors the surrounding scenery with a bright hue complementing the warm wood tones of the home's interior.

Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy

Maison Garden Circle
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

The dining room window looks out onto a mature pear tree, its foliage casting animated plays of shadow and light while the heady scent of pear blossoms in spring and ripe fruit in autumn filter through the window when opened.

Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy

Maison Garden Circle
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

A curved central staircase connects all three levels of the home, while its switchback configuration creates an opportunity for pause on the landing where a horizontal window offers glimpses into the hidden ground-floor study and pantry. Light filters through the operable skylight, providing natural illumination and ventilation in the centre of the home, while simultaneously offering a view of the sky.

Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy

Maison Garden Circle
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

The central staircase is crafted of solid mahogany and features open risers and a curved balustrade that emulates natural organic forms, inviting the hand to run along its sculptural contours.

Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy

Maison Garden Circle
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

Green space is maximized through the installation of multiple green roofs on the second storey overhangs and the cabana roof. A hot tub built into the hard-wearing Cumaru outdoor deck and a firepit on the small patio beyond, transforms the backyard into a relaxing oasis for three out of four seasons.

Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy

Maison Garden Circle
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

The presence and sound of water features, such as the lap pool and hot tub in the backyard, promote relaxation and help to create cooling breezes when the sliding doors are opened.

Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy

Andrew Mann Architecture: définir l'espace à travers la lumière et l'artisanat
Andrew Mann Architecture

Meadow Estate: Andrew Mann Architecture devised an axial spine that runs through the living, dining and family rooms as well as the kitchen. For the interiors, Niche Design thoughtfully blended the homeowner's love of traditional furniture with graphic accents and contemporary lighting.

Crédit photo :
Paul Dyer Photography

Andrew Mann Architecture: définir l'espace à travers la lumière et l'artisanat
Andrew Mann Architecture

Meadow Estate: By partially closing off the foyer from the main living area, this allowed for a blank canvas for the team and clients to create drama in the foyer without overly impacting the rest of the house.

Crédit photo :
Paul Dyer Photography

Andrew Mann Architecture: définir l'espace à travers la lumière et l'artisanat
Andrew Mann Architecture

Meadow Estate: Andrew Mann's talent for spatial sequencing and creating light-filled volumes is evident throughout each of these spaces.

Crédit photo :
Paul Dyer Photography

Andrew Mann Architecture: définir l'espace à travers la lumière et l'artisanat
Andrew Mann Architecture

Meadow Estate: A dividing wall between the living room and kitchen is the perfect showcase for artist Eric Cahan's Sky series print.

Crédit photo :
Paul Dyer Photography

Andrew Mann Architecture: définir l'espace à travers la lumière et l'artisanat
Andrew Mann Architecture

Meadow Estate: True to its name, the 6,400-square-foot, ranch-style home is surrounded by oaks on a private lot.

Crédit photo :
Paul Dyer Photography

Andrew Mann Architecture: définir l'espace à travers la lumière et l'artisanat
Andrew Mann Architecture

Modern Craftsman: A consistent vocabulary of cherry casework is used throughout the house, including the kitchen.

Crédit photo :
Paul Dyer Photography

Andrew Mann Architecture: définir l'espace à travers la lumière et l'artisanat
Andrew Mann Architecture

Modern Craftsman: Clean lines, simple details and a consistent vocabulary of materials were used to create a backdrop for artwork and display spaces for objects.

Crédit photo :
Paul Dyer Photography

Andrew Mann Architecture: définir l'espace à travers la lumière et l'artisanat
Andrew Mann Architecture

Modern Craftsman: Creating ample gallery space for the owner’s Native American artifacts, baskets, craftsman furniture, landscape paintings and other decorative objects was one of the central design moves.

Crédit photo :
Paul Dyer Photography

Andrew Mann Architecture: définir l'espace à travers la lumière et l'artisanat
Andrew Mann Architecture

Modern Craftsman: On the lower level, the primary bedroom takes advantage of the existing tall ceiling heights with a largeexpanse of windows and doors to visually connect to the garden and create a bright, airy space.

Crédit photo :
Paul Dyer Photography

Andrew Mann Architecture: définir l'espace à travers la lumière et l'artisanat
Andrew Mann Architecture

Modern Craftsman: The vocabulary of cherry and infusion of light is evident in the upstairs bathroom.

Crédit photo :
Paul Dyer Photography