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North & West Elevations,
Icelandic Home Project.

North and West Elevations, Icelandic House project.

Breath taking monolithic fireplace!

Let's talk about the living room.

I spent a lot of time perfecting this space, from the design and layout to materials and colour scheme. I went with a neutral palette to help bring out the warmth of the leather and wood against the cool tones of the concrete fireplace.

Let me know what you think in the comments below! Do you like it all neutral tones or would you add some colour?

A view of the large sliding door showing off the rocky landscape. This opening frames the dining area perfectly and allows for lots of natural light to flood over the dining space.

Dining Chairs:

Closer shots of the dining space!
A simple center piece for the table, which includes fresh eucalyptus, and a minimal gallery wall with abstract art prints in the back to frame the space.

Dining Chairs:

On to the dining room!
Like the kitchen, I have kept this space warm and minimal. The large sliding doors pour lots of natural light across the room. A simple art wall at the rear and a pendant light to help frame it.

Dining Chairs:

Here is more of the kitchen! Oak is one of the main materials used through out this project. I really like contrast between the cleanliness and softness of the wood against the rustic texture of the concrete wall.

Last up close shot of this shelving unit (3/3)

Another up close shot of some vases and books (2/3)

It's all about the details 🔍
Do you like these up close photos or do you prefer a wide shot of the entire room? Maybe a mixture of both?

The final view of this room. I find having the shelves on both side walls creates a balance to the space. This room was my favorite to style due to the many pieces of decor. Crescent Lounge in White Oak by Vonnegut / Kraft and the slick Revolve Floor lamp by Bolia.