Houzz Tour: Modern Industrial Antique meeting in a Ingenious Home

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Houzz Tour: Modern Industrial Antique meeting in a Ingenious Home - Kelly Gonzalez is a contractor, an interior designer and a mother of four who like to solve problems and make sure everyone is happy. But when she began to build her own house, she faced some obstacles. These included a narrow piece of land on a steep slope, an oak tree living in the middle of the property, a stream without promise to come embankment, construction of regulations on the size of the house, and the needs of school home children and work from-home husband. Oh, and she was pregnant.

The good news is, she and the team of his company, Silverthorn Contracting and Design, has pulled it off. And there was one thing his brief that it has failed to integrate: an inner rail. "Once the walls were in place, she said," just the parts did not match. "She did not despair, however. The slide fitted in the garden, and the space allocated within equipped with an extra large pantry -. The problem is solved, and everyone is happy

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Who lives here Kelly and Carlos Gonzalez; their children, Sofia (10), Lila (7), Jude (4) and Moses (2); Abbi dog, and the Miracle and Ruby chickens
Location Austin, Texas
built 2012 Houzz Tour: Modern Industrial Antique meeting in a Ingenious Home Houzz Tour: Modern Industrial Antique meeting in a Ingenious Home



My Houzz: a family of San Francisco Home Combines style and functionality

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My Houzz: a family of San Francisco Home Combines style and functionality - When stylist Janette Crawford became a new mother, she wanted to be sure that the arrival of her daughter did not mean the starting good design in her home. To remain faithful to its design sensibilities, she took care to each purchase and style decision.

Two years later, she and her daughter, Vivian Sunshine are enjoying a warm and cozy house with a strong sense, unified design. Janette and passion for good design kid-friendly that stays true to the personal aesthetic parents brought her to start Lovemade with fellow Houzzer Jeanne Chan and began to give a blow of his new career with the design company Homepolish inside.

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Who lives here Janette Crawford and her daughter, Vivian Sunshine (2 years)
Location neighborhood Alamo Square in San Francisco
Size 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
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Houzz Tour: An Australian family build their dream home

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Houzz Tour: An Australian family build their dream home - From Scratch When Howden Howden Homes builder Shane and his wife Kristie designed their dream house Batesford - a friendly, quiet, near Victoria, Australia - it was not a difficult task. "We knew exactly what we wanted, Kristie said. In addition to Shane's experience as a builder wisely, the couple had gone through a renovation on their previous bungalow, while collecting ideas for their next home and plan meticulously. Build from scratch and move out of town would give them the room they needed to really spread out. Our biggest challenge is that we wanted our new home for the wow factor, but we did not want it to be in any way over the top, said Kristie. Keep details to a minimum and streamlining the inside out to be the key to giving the house a welcoming atmosphere.

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Who lives here Shane and Kristie Howden Thomas with children (11), Charlotte (8), Max (5), and the Mick staffy.
Location Batesford, Victoria, Australia
Size 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
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Houzz Tour: Old Kiln Chicory is transformed into an architect House

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Houzz Tour: Old Kiln Chicory is transformed into an architect House - Landscape Charles Anderson and his wife Tiziana Launech scoured Phillip Island in Australia for years in search of a traditional chicory kiln, they could turn into a unique holiday home. Chicory fours - once used for drying chicory dock, similar to parsnip root vegetable that grows in rich volcanic soil of the island - are a common architectural feature on Phillip Island. When they finally came to their future home on the beach in Ventnor, they asked the architect and friend Andrew Simpson to transform the historic building into a modern social pension. Charles and Andrew have collaborated to design to produce A home for Hermes , the own art exhibition named Charles showed the Tarrawarra Museum in 07.

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Location Victoria, Australia
Who lives here Landscape architect Charles Anderson and his wife Tiziana Launech
Size 1 room , 2 bathrooms
This is interesting Mobile joinery in the main lounge can be moved according to the needs of owners Houzz Tour: Old Kiln Chicory is transformed into an architect House Houzz Tour: Old Kiln Chicory is transformed into an architect House