Le restaurant Park House Food Merchants
Alexander &CO.
Crédit photo :
Felix Forest
Le restaurant Park House Food Merchants
Alexander &CO.
Crédit photo :
Felix Forest
Le restaurant Park House Food Merchants
Alexander &CO.
Crédit photo :
Felix Forest
Le restaurant Park House Food Merchants
Alexander &CO.
Crédit photo :
Felix Forest
Le restaurant Park House Food Merchants
Alexander &CO.
Crédit photo :
Felix Forest
Le restaurant Park House Food Merchants
Alexander &CO.
Crédit photo :
Felix Forest
Le restaurant Park House Food Merchants
Alexander &CO.
Crédit photo :
Felix Forest
Le restaurant Park House Food Merchants
Alexander &CO.
Crédit photo :
Felix Forest
Le restaurant Park House Food Merchants
Alexander &CO.
Crédit photo :
Felix Forest
Le restaurant Park House Food Merchants
Alexander &CO.
Crédit photo :
Felix Forest
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Le restaurant Park House Food Merchants
Alexander &CO.
Crédit photo :
Felix Forest
Le restaurant Park House Food Merchants
Alexander &CO.
Crédit photo :
Felix Forest
Le loft SOMA
Studio VARA
Offering spectacular Bay Bridge views, this two-level loft was an uninspired white box chopped up into many small rooms. The space was reimagined as a composition of planes and volumes in warm materials: concrete, wire-brushed and waxed European white oak, gunmetal gray panels & gallery white walls.
Crédit photo :
Bruce Damonte
Le loft SOMA
Studio VARA
The downstairs guest bedroom features a moveable wall of hanging panels that can be hidden away, allowing the living room to seamlessly double in size.
Crédit photo :
Bruce Damonte
Le loft SOMA
Studio VARA
The designers wanted to bring a warm, modern and spacious character to this loft that celebrates the view.
Crédit photo :
Bruce Damonte
Le loft SOMA
Studio VARA
Using a vibrant Stark carpet purchased by the owners before construction started, furniture and art were selected to complement the natural material palette
Crédit photo :
Bruce Damonte
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