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kkarchitectureEsempio di una grande terrazza minimal in cortile e al primo piano con un tetto a sbalzo e parapetto in metallo
Ceramica FioraneseAmelia is a village in Umbria founded earlier than Rome, perched on limestone rock and replete with hidden corners, walls and Roman cisterns.
The surrounding countryside hosts some marvellous farmhouses, such as this renovation of a centuries-old stone construction composed of two buildings. The owners wanted to maintain the local colours and materials, but without sacrificing the practical characteristics and technical performance of the stone-effect porcelain stoneware in the MONTPELLIER and HERITAGE collections by Fioranese.
The Montpellier collection is also featured in the outdoor paving of the main building and the annex, with the 2cm version used under the porticos and around the pool edge.
The inevitable Fioranese decorative touch is evident in the CEMENTINE_RETRÒ and FORMELLE_20 collections used in two of the bathrooms.
Project by the architect Sergio Melchiorri
Tommaso Giunchi Architetticucina esterna sul terrazzo ci Cesar Cucine e barbeque a gas di weber
pensilina in vetro e linea led sotto gronda.
Parete rivestita con micro mosaico di Appiani colore grigio.
Handman Berry Interior DesignImmagine di un patio o portico design in cortile con fontane e nessuna copertura
Gabriele Sotgiu FotografoServizio fotografico realizzato presso villa Bulgari a Portisco in Costa Smeralda.
Idee per un patio o portico minimal
Idee per un patio o portico minimal
MICCHI MINUTI + PartnersIspirazione per una grande piscina mediterranea rettangolare davanti casa con una dépendance a bordo piscina e pavimentazioni in pietra naturale
PAN ArchitettiFin dai primi sopralluoghi ci ha colpito il rapporto particolare che il sito ha con lo splendido scenario della Alpi Apuane, una visuale privilegiata della catena montuosa nella sua ampiezza, non inquinata da villette “svettanti”. Ci è parsa quindi prioritaria la volontà di definire il progetto in orizzontale, creando un’architettura minima, del "quasi nulla" che riportasse alla mente le costruzioni effimere che caratterizzavano il litorale versiliese prima dell’espansione urbanistica degli ultimi decenni. La costruzione non cerca così di mostrarsi, ma piuttosto sparire tra le siepi di confine, una sorta di vela leggera sospesa su esili piedritti e definita da lunghi setti orizzontali in cemento faccia-vista, che definiscono un ideale palcoscenico per le montagne retrostanti.
Un intervento calibrato e quasi timido rispetto all’intorno, che trova la sua qualità nell’uso dei diversi materiali con cui sono trattare le superficie. La zona giorno si proietta nel giardino, che diventa una sorta di salone a cielo aperto mentre la natura, vegetazione ed acqua penetrano all’interno in un continuo gioco di rimandi enfatizzato dalle riflessioni create dalla piscina e dalle vetrate. Se il piano terra costituisce il luogo dell’incontro privilegiato con natura e spazio esterno, il piano interrato è invece il rifugio sicuro, lontano dagli sguardi e dai rumori, dove ritirarsi durante la notte, protetto e caratterizzato da un inaspettato ampio patio sul lato est che diffonde la luce naturale in tutte gli spazi e le camere da letto.
Mike Crews PhotographyMike Crews Photography
Foto di un giardino formale tradizionale dietro casa con ghiaia
Foto di un giardino formale tradizionale dietro casa con ghiaia
Thomas Lee Fisher LandscapingIspirazione per un grande giardino formale tradizionale esposto in pieno sole davanti casa in primavera con fontane e pavimentazioni in pietra naturale
Trilogy PartnersJapanese Garden with Hot Springs outdoor soaking tub. Landscape Design by Chad Guinn. Photo Roger Wade Photography
The Rocky Regions best and boldest example of Western - Mountain - Asian fusion. Featured in Architectural Digest May 2010
RW Anderson HomesThe setting of this backyard is so natural. Each view and path beckons you further in.
Foto di un giardino minimal
Foto di un giardino minimal
Shoreline Pools, Inc.We worked with our client to design a modified rectangle that would complement the serene coastal setting and natural property curves. The interior pool steps, benches, and lounge areas are situated facing outward from the home so that swimmers can enjoy the stunning view. The pool is finished with an expansive Bluestone deck set in a random rectangular pattern.
Phil Nelson Imaging
Ross Land StudioAn unused area of lawn has been repurposed as a meditation garden. The meandering path of limestone step stones weaves through a birch grove. The matrix planting of carex grasses is interspersed with flowering natives throughout the season. Fall is spectacular with the blooming of aromatic asters.
Housetrends MagazineWhen you open the back doors of the home of Nancy and Jeremy Campbell in Granville, you don’t just step out onto a patio. You enter an extension of a modern living space that just happens to be outdoors. Their patio’s unique design and setting provides the comfort and style of indoors while enjoying the natural beauty and fresh air of outdoors.
It all started with a rather desolate back yard. “It was completely blank, there was nothing back there,” Nancy remembers of the patio space of this 1972 split-level house they bought five years ago. With a blank slate to work with, the Campbells knew the key elements of what they wanted for their new outdoor space when they sat down with Travis Ketron of Ketron Custom Builders to design it. “We knew we wanted something covered so we could use it in the rain, and in the winter, and we knew we wanted a stone fireplace,” Nancy recalls.
Travis translated the Campbells’ vision into a design to satisfy outdoor entertaining and relaxing desires in all seasons. The new outdoor space is reminiscent of a vast, rustic great room complete with a stone fireplace, a vaulted ceiling, skylights, and ceiling fans, yet no walls. The space is completely open to the elements without any glass or doors on any of the sides, except from the house. Furnished like a great room, with a built-in music system as well, it’s truly an extension of indoor living and entertaining space, and one that is unaffected by rain. Jeremy comments, “We haven’t had to cover the furniture yet. It would have to be a pretty strong wind to get wet.” Just outside the covered patio is a quartet of outdoor chairs adorned with plush cushions and colorful pillows, positioned perfectly for users to bask in the sun.
In the design process, the fireplace emerged as the anchor of the space and set the stage for the outdoor space both aesthetically and functionally. “We didn’t want it to block the view. Then designing the space with Travis, the fireplace became the center,” remembers Jeremy. Placed directly across from the two sets of French doors leading out from the house, a Rumford fireplace and extended hearth of stone in neutral earth tones is the focal point of this outdoor living room. Seating for entertaining and lounging falls easily into place around it providing optimal viewing of the private, wooded back yard. When temperatures cool off, the fireplace provides ample warmth and a cozy setting to experience the change of seasons. “It’s a great fireplace for the space,” Jeremy says of the unique design of a Rumford style fireplace. “The way you stack the wood in the fireplace is different so as to get more heat. It has a shallower box, burns hotter and puts off more heat. Wood is placed in it vertically, not stacked.” Just in case the fireplace doesn’t provide enough light for late-night soirees, there is additional outdoor lighting mounted from the ceiling to make sure the party always goes on.
Travis brought the idea of the Rumford outdoor fireplace to the Campbells. “I learned about it a few years back from some masons, and I was intrigued by the idea then,” he says. “We like to do stuff that’s out of the norm, and this fireplace fits the space and function very well.” Travis adds, “People want unique things that are designed for them. That’s our style to do that for them.”
The patio also extends out to an uncovered area set up with patio tables for grilling and dining. Gray pavers flow throughout from the covered space to the open-air area. Their continuous flow mimics the feel of flooring that extends from a living room into a dining room inside a home. Also, the earth tone colors throughout the space on the pavers, fireplace and furnishings help the entire space mesh nicely with its natural surroundings.
A little ways off from both the covered and uncovered patio area is a stone fire pit ring. Removed by just the right distance, it provides a separate place for young adults to gather and enjoy the night.
Adirondack chairs and matching tables surround the outdoor fire pit, offering seating for anyone who doesn’t wish to stand and a place to set down ingredients for yummy fireside treats like s’mores.
Padded chairs outside the reach of the pavilion and the nearby umbrella the perfect place to kick back and relax in the sun. The colorful throw pillows and outdoor furniture cushions add some needed color and a touch of personality.
Enjoying the comforts of indoors while being outdoors is exactly what the Campbells are doing now, particularly when lounging on the comfortable wicker furniture that dominate most of the area. “My favorite part of the whole thing is the fireplace,” Nancy says.
Jeremy concludes, “There is no television, it would destroy the ambiance out there. We just enjoy listening to music and watching the fire.”
LandCrafters, LLCThe patio and fire pit align with the kitchen and dining area of the home and flows outward from the redone existing deck.
Idee per un patio o portico tradizionale di medie dimensioni e dietro casa con pavimentazioni in cemento, nessuna copertura e un focolare
Idee per un patio o portico tradizionale di medie dimensioni e dietro casa con pavimentazioni in cemento, nessuna copertura e un focolare
Esterni verdi, beige - Foto e idee
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