Vote for the Best Living/Dining Space in the Remodelista Considered Design Awards 2014: Professional Category - Remodelista
Our judges have selected the finalists, now you choose the winners. Vote for the finalists in each of 17 Considered Design Awards categories, on both. Alberto Marcos AMPS Architecture & Design | UK and Madrid | Sacha House. Chosen by: Guest judge and New York Magazine design editor Wendy Goodman, who said the project “looks like a house for a young family and I love that. It’s open and easy, and the architecture and interiors work together in an elegant, modern way.” Massim Design Studio | Brooklyn, NY | Tiffany Place House. Nestled among a multitude of oversize, converted residential factory buildings, the house is an urban oasis. “Living room viewed from dining room.” “Reconfigured stair and interior balcony, dining room below.” “A detail of the under-stair built-ins.” Adrian-Hanson Design | Napa, CA | Napa Valley House. Chosen by: Wendy Goodman, who said of the project: “I love it because the indoor/outdoor aspect of this residence is so organic and seamless. The hidden kitchen is heaven, one of the best I have seen, and the ‘chill room’ is a room I would love to chill in!” “View into the living area–Charles chaise from B&B Italia, petrified wood tables, moss decoration, and over the mantel a Cameroon headdress in white.” “View into the kitchen and dining area from the living section–the kitchen is completely hidden in the back wall.” “Adjoining ‘chill room’ with huge lounger, picture window, and rowdy boys.” “View into the living room and out to the valley. In this shot you can see steel plates on the exterior, antique Italian mirrors, and modern Scandinavian artwork.” Vaquero Architects | Madrid | Arrando House. Design Statement: “This apartment is in a building dating back to the first half of the last century with original floors and molding. We merged two levels into a single flat revolving around a main courtyard for a family of four.” Brian Paquette Interiors | Seattle, WA | Tree House. Chosen by: Julie Carlson, who said: “This space has an elevated first-apartment feel; I like the way Brian has mixed reasonably priced new pieces–the Blu Dot Strut table, for instance–with vintage furniture and lighting from local artisans Iacoli & McAllister, whose Frame Light illuminates the dining room table.” Vote daily, now through August 8, on both Remodelista and Gardenista.