A Vibrant Home in the Pacific Palisades Designed from the Ground Up | Open House TV
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2024
- Join Alison Palevsky, an interior designer based in Santa Monica, California, for a look around a house in the Pacific Palisades that she and her team designed from the ground up. See how she turned this open floor space into a vibrant, functional home full of natural light and visual interest through a mix of sustainable materials and an aesthetic that combines vintage and contemporary pieces.
One of the challenges to designing a residence of this size is that they often feel like white boxes. However, Palevsky found a workaround solution by using the black windows and doors to her team's advantage and creating a sense of continuity and flow. Some standout moments from this home tour include: the black-and-steel lighting fixtures seen throughout that add a sculptural element to each room; the spacious dining room and main entertaining space that are divided by two consoles arranged to appear as one, and feature a custom-built cabinet with a movable panel, an Old Hollywood-esque oak coffee table that has a gold-painted patina set into its engraved lines, and a cozy section that incorporates the same materials seen in the bookshelf and walnut wood on the fireplace mantle; a kitchen that features stunning stonework with its light quartz that serves as a nice contrast agains the darker-toned cabinetry; an outdoor seating area that is perfect for hosting al fresco dinner gatherings; and a primary bedroom that's minimalistic in concept and relaxing in vibes with its calming colors, a bed comprised of wood and fabric, glamorous light fixture that adds a bit of sparkle to the neutral palette, and grand balcony that offers spectacular views.
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I can watch this channel all day😄
I could move right in, love almost everything about it !
Very nice ❤
Interior Designers have to STOP using the word MOMENT when describing a space or a feature of the house. It makes them look uneducated for not using other words.
I don’t think they do it on purpose but then again is the Society we live in with people think they should tell someone how they should talk how they should be and they are not educated they’re this or that and they don’t even even know the person unbelievable
I think it is more of a case of someone pointing out a grammatical error that is being perpetuated bastardizing the language.