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Coronavirus Drives Residential Outdoor Living Demand And Trends

JG Kitchens

If you spent the last few months of winter cooped up in your home, keeping yourself and your family as safe as possible from catching the highly contagious coronavirus causing the COVID-19 pandemic, you’re probably grateful for these longer, warmer days spent outdoors. Here’s what’s trending across the country.

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Open Social Spaces Defining A Modern Family Home - Freshome

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

Then heading up to the marvelous master bedroom via a cantilevered Patagonian Walnut timber staircase looking down to the pool deck below. Architects knew how to create a soothing feeling throguhout: “ A unique spiral staircase connects the master bedroom to the study above. 18 Fresh Interior Design Trends to Watch For in 2014.

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Seattle Apartments: The Ultimate Renters Guide

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

Viktoria Apartment Rooftop in Downtown Seattle At Freshome we’re always working to bring you the best in architectural innovation and interior design trends by showcasing beautiful homes and apartments around the world. A large terrace on the 7th floor is equipped with grills and lounge areas for outdoor relaxation.

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The Lantern House - My 2014 Playhouse Design | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

This is the 7th playhouse I have designed and built – and the evolution of this process on my thinking and design process is pretty apparent to anyone interested enough in studying my previous designs. I always design my playhouses on a wood deck so that it makes it easier to move.

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KHouse Modern - Progress Update 03 | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

On the right hand side of the image above is the master bedroom wing and deck. The cast in place concrete wall on the right is an outdoor seating area at the end of the deck – it’s easier to see in the next images. What is your plan for the surface below the deck at ground level? I have a question.